Animals: (Characters) Stories that have an animal (dog, cat, creature) as a main character and are typically told from an animal point of view.
Romance: (Genre) Self-explanatory. If the title has a romance story to it, it would qualify.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| I | ||
 Inukami |
Rent |
Kawahira Keita is a descendant of an ancient Inugami (wiki) tamer family tasked with dealing with unruly spirits and daemons. While his Inugami (or spiritual pact creature) is a very strong female dog spirit named Yoko, she is also very possessive and troublesome, especially when it comes to Keita’s desire to live his youth to it’s fullest. Yoko feels that she is all that Keita needs in terms of companionship and takes strong issue whenever her master tries to go out to pick up girls. But together they do make a strong team when dealing with whatever perverted or perverse spirits are troubling their neighborhood. |
| Inukami! | Rent | See Inukami |
| K | ||
 Kanokon |
Watch | Oyamada Kouta is a new first-year high school student who has just moved from the country to the city and thus transfers to Kunpō High School. On his first day at his new school, he meets a beautiful second-year female student named Minamoto Chizuru who wants to be his close friend. Later she asks him to meet her alone in the music room. When he arrives, she reveals that she is in fact a Kitsune (wiki) or a fox deity and that she is in love with him. But she is not alone in her feelings for Kouta. Nozomu is another first year female student at their school, who is both a wolf spirit and a rival for Kouta's affections. |
| O | ||
 Omamori Himari |
Buy |
Seven years ago, Amakawa Yuuto's parents died leaving him living alone without a single relative. Ever since then, his childhood friend, Kuzaki Rinko, has woken him up, cooked for him and generally taken care of him. The only thing he has from any relative is a mysterious charm, a red ball, given to him by his grandparents as a good luck charm (an ↗Omamori). |
| いぬかみっ！ | Rent | See Inukami |
| おまもりひまり (Japanese) | Buy | See Omamori Himari |
| かのこん (Japanese) | Watch | See Kanokon |
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