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This marks the second installment of Mahalo's yandere trap one-shot series authored by Ayune Araragi. Although the theme remains consistent, each one-shot takes on fresh characters and stories.
As a boy in feudal Japan, Sorano finds his short stature, feminine appearance, and timid nature troubling. One day, when Sorano is yet again mistaken for a girl by three insistent men, a tall and handsome individual named Iori intervenes. Impressed by Iori's charming personality, Sorano agrees to accompany them for a day. Despite their differences, the two soon discover that they have more in common than they initially assumed.
Yuuya opted to sow the seeds he received from his mother.
At the entrance ceremony of their high school, Soutarou Yamazaki is surprised to see his friend Kirika Tachibana. She is dressed in the girl's uniform as per her father's demand. He threatened him that if anyone discovers his identity as a boy, he will have to leave school and become a part of a theater troupe.
Placing their hands in their pockets might be a way for boys to conceal their emotions. Although Chiharu didn't mind her reserved partner expressing himself differently, she starts to worry about some of his actions as time passes. She begins to wonder why he always keeps his hands in his pockets.
In search of a love potion, the princess visits a witch.
Kamijou is just an ordinary guy, while his ex-childhood friend, Aikawa Itasu, is a well-known and clever girl. Feeling that Aikawa is on a different level from him, Kamijou tries to keep his distance. However, one day, Kamijou's cat named Peace wanders off and visits Aikawa. This leads to the two of them rekindling their friendship. There's a question, though: Why did Aikawa feed Peace? And will they be able to reconnect on a deeper level?
Who will come to Yukiya's rescue as his family crumbles apart?
The Narukou Animal Club at Narugaoka High School provides sanctuary for animals but often faces financial difficulties. When the Club President introduces a white snake, their fortunes take a positive turn initially, but ultimately take a negative turn.