Hiraku Machio spent his final years bedridden with a terminal illness until he finally died. Sympathetic to how badly he got the short end of the stick, a god decides to give him a second chance by reincarnating him in another world where he can do whatever he wants. Hiraku chooses farming, and the god hooks him up with a magical "Almighty Farming Tool" that can shape-shift into whatever farming implement he needs. He's then dropped into a remote forest with basically nothing, and decides to start completely from scratch—turning the empty land into a functioning settlement as he goes.

Momo Ayase, a popular high schooler going through a rough breakup, decides to help Ken Takakura when she sees him getting bullied. He takes this as a sign they're meant to be friends—especially since he's obsessed with aliens and UFOs. Problem is, Momo's into the occult and paranormal stuff, and she's convinced aliens aren't real. So naturally, they end up rivals, each dead set on proving the other completely wrong. But despite constantly butting heads over their beliefs, something clicks between them. As they get pulled into one bizarre supernatural encounter after another—fighting urban legends, dealing with paranormal entities, the whole deal—they realize they actually work well together. They both start developing weird superhuman abilities that complement each other perfectly. Before long, they're wondering if maybe their partnership is turning into something deeper than just trying to survive the next creepy thing that comes their way.

Kanji Yakutani was a top medical researcher who lost his sister to a tumor when he was young. Unable to save her, he spent his career trying to develop better treatments for the same disease. He burned himself out doing it, dying at just 31—but then he got a second chance in another world. He wakes up as Falma de Médicis, a 10-year-old boy from a prestigious family of healers in the Sain Fleuve Empire. Falma's marked by a divine blessing that lets him manipulate any substance, as long as he understands its chemical makeup. After digging into some medical texts, Falma realizes this world's stuck in the medical dark ages. Medicine is basically locked behind a class system—only nobles can access it, while commoners have nothing. Using both his old-world knowledge and his newfound powers, Falma decides to change that. He's going to make medicine available to everyone, no matter who they are.

Oda Akira is basically invisible—the kind of person nobody notices. So when his entire class gets transported to a fantasy world, he figures out pretty quickly that flying under the radar works in his favor. He slots into the role of a silent assassin without much trouble. But something's off. His starting stats are weirdly high, and details don't add up. Akira starts poking around, and it doesn't take long to uncover a conspiracy involving the king himself—the same king who dragged everyone to this world in the first place. Problem is, now he's made a serious enemy. With help from Amelia, an elven spirit medium, Akira has to figure out if he's got what it takes to stop the king's scheme and get his revenge.

Ellen is an eight-year-old half-spirit, half-human girl with an unusual gift: she can manipulate the elements of the periodic table to reshape her surroundings. On top of that, she carries memories from a past life as a scientist, giving her deep scientific knowledge that far exceeds what a child her age should possess. Her father is Rovel Vankreift, the legendary hero of the Kingdom of Tenbahl and head of house Vankreift. During a war with a neighboring kingdom, Rovel was mortally wounded—but Lady Origin, the Queen of the Spirit Realm, saved him by bringing him to her realm. Lady Origin eventually becomes Ellen's mother, and as one of the most powerful spirits in existence, she passes down considerable strength to her daughter, even if Ellen's appearance suggests otherwise. Life seems perfect for the Vankreift family, but complications arise when they're forced to reconnect with the wider Vankreift household to defend the family's honor and reputation. Meanwhile, they have to keep Ellen's existence and her dangerous powers hidden from the public eye, desperate to hold onto the peaceful life they've managed to build together.

Wakana Gojou is a high school guy who's obsessed with making hina dolls, the traditional kind. He's trying to get as good as his grandfather someday, and spends most of his free time sewing elaborate clothes for them. Problem is, he keeps it completely under wraps because he knows everyone would think he's weird. Then Marin Kitagawa shows up. She's gorgeous, popular, confident—basically everything Gojou isn't. They shouldn't have anything to do with each other, but fate has other plans. Marin catches him using a sewing machine and figures out he's actually skilled at it. Turns out she's into cosplay but can't sew worth a damn, so she asks him to help her make costumes. As they start working on cosplay outfits together, they end up getting closer. Despite coming from completely different worlds, something clicks between them.

Akira Himegami wakes up from cryogenic sleep to find the world completely unrecognizable. The city's been destroyed by war, an organization called OWEL now runs everything, and marriage has been replaced by a new system called "Elsie." Struggling to make sense of this dystopian future, Akira encounters Yuugure—someone who looks almost identical to his old girlfriend, Towasa. Without warning, Yuugure asks him to marry her. Bewildered but desperate, Akira agrees to travel with her, clinging to the possibility that the real Towasa might still be out there somewhere. As they journey together, they discover what love actually means in this strange new world.

A man suddenly wakes up in the body of Lufas Maphaahl, the legendary dark overlord who was defeated by seven heroes two centuries ago. The Exgate game world he once knew has transformed into something far stranger—it's become a real, living world where NPCs think and feel like actual people. Now powerless and alone, with no country, army, or allies to his name, Lufas sets out to reunite the scattered members of the Twelve Stars of Heaven and uncover the truth behind his mysterious reincarnation.

Kelvin trades away some of his memories from his past life to get powerful abilities, extra skill points, and an S-class summoner rank for his new world. As part of the deal, the goddess Melfina—who's handling his reincarnation—lets him pick any companion to help him get started. Kelvin falls for Melfina immediately and picks her, betting that his feelings will come back even without those old memories. So Kelvin sets off with Melfina as his companion. Problem is, actually summoning her physical form requires a ton of mana—way more than he's got. To build up enough mana, he'll need to level up by fighting tough enemies and making contracts with even stronger partners.

Light gets betrayed and kicked out of his tribe, barely escaping with his life. He ends up trapped in the Abyss—basically hell's basement and the most dangerous dungeon around. To survive the man-eating monsters, he relies on his only power: the Unlimited Gacha, a summoning ability that used to be completely useless. Except this time it actually works. A gorgeous warrior named Mei pops out—Level 9999, dressed as a maid, and totally loyal to him. Fast forward three years. Light's built his own kingdom deep in the dungeon, surrounded by a growing army of beautiful, absurdly powerful Level 9999 warriors who'll do whatever he says. He's leveled up to 9999 himself and become an Overlord. Now he's ready to crawl back to the surface and hunt down everyone who betrayed him.

Alec Ygret's career as a court magician ends badly—fired by the crown prince for being useless at anything but support magic. But getting booted from the party isn't enough; the prince's harassment drives him out of the palace entirely. Just when Alec hits rock bottom, an old friend from magic academy reaches out with an unexpected offer. "Want to try dungeon diving with us again?" Alec agrees, and with his former party members at his side, he gets a second chance at adventure. Four years later, that same group—once dismissed as dead weight—has become a legendary party known across the world.

When children turn ten, a divine ritual assigns them a "class" that basically determines the rest of their lives. Arel's got an incredible pedigree—his mom is the legendary Sword Princess Fara and his dad is the Archmage Leon, both absolute powerhouses in their respective fields. He should've been set for life. Instead, he gets classified as classless. No natural abilities, no inherited skills, nothing. Pretty rough considering the circumstances. But then Arel figures out something nobody else can do: he can copy any class ability he wants. The catch is it takes way more work than it does for people born with these powers. Determined to push himself further and find tougher opponents, Arel decides to prove that hard work and persistence can beat out natural talent—even talent that's supposedly been blessed by the gods themselves.

Takeru Kamishiro's just your average office worker until he gets yanked into another world. He ends up in Madeus, a fantasy realm full of swords and magic, and things immediately get interesting—he's loaded with powerful skills right out of the gate. Beyond his boosted physical abilities and magical prowess, he's got a handy search power that lets him track down valuable items. Armed with these broken-ass cheat skills, Takeru kicks off his isekai adventure in this new world.

Youki dies in a car accident and wakes up reincarnated in a fantasy world—except he's become an overpowered demon instead of the chosen hero everyone expects. Not interested in the whole Demon Lord thing, he just hangs around the castle as a low-ranking guard. When the Hero's party shows up to fight, he casually knocks them all out. After healing them up and getting ready to send them back, he spots the female priest in the group and immediately falls head over heels.