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A scholarly edition of William Shakespeare's play "The Taming of the Shrew" that includes detailed notes and commentary, an illustrated introduction to the play's historical, cultural, and performance contexts, an in-depth survey of critical approaches to the play, and a bibliography of references and further reading.

While attempting to seduce Izumi by disguising herself as a boy at all all-male high school, Mizuki worries that her cover might get blown when she is pressured into competing in a cross-dressing contest.

The school play is coming up, and girly guy Asuka Masamune is going for a lead role, the man who competes for the hand of Princess Kaguya--played by Asuka's secret crush, Ryo Miyakozuka.

Kiri inherits masculine good looks from her father, who is a model, and when her boyfriend Tohya also becomes a model, Kiri enters the modeling world to look after him, but things get complicated when everyone starts falling for her male alter ego.

When a strange disease called the Red Pox preys on the men of Edo-period Japan, the male population falls drastically, causing women to take on traditional male roles, including that of Shogun, to whom the most beautiful men are sent to serve.

Nakatsu finds out if Sano has feelings for Mizuki and Sano faces a new high jump challenger and an old rival.

With the giant track meet approaching, Mizuki faces her old high-jump rival, Kagurazuka, Sano is up against his brother and his father, and Nakatsu is focused only on Mizuki.

The life of Mizuki, a girl passing herself off as a boy to attend an all-male high school, gets even more complicated when her roommate, who has figured out her secret, kisses her, and her half-American older brother shows up in town, unhappy about her scheme.

When Nakatsu's mother informs him that she wants him to return home after graduation and take over the family business, Nakatsu must decide if he is willing to give up his dream of becoming a soccer star in order to take care of his family.

Mizuki has a close call when a fellow student nearly catches her changing, causing rampant rumors there is a girl on campus, and she must find a way to keep her identity, and gender, a secret before her plan is ruined.

Sano's little brother Shin is determined to beat his older brother at the high jump, and Shin's coach, who is also Sano and Shin's father, is doing nothing to stop the boys' bitter rivalry.

As Valentine's Day arrives, Noe receives a special gift, Nakao tells Minami how he feels, and Mizuki grows closer to Sano and has an encounter that brings her more conflict over whether to tell him she is really a girl.