Mr. Villain’s Day Off Volume 1 Review
Taking over the world isn't easy. It can't be done in a single day, especially when hero rangers are defending Earth. Which is why...
The Watch Cats of Ginza Volume 2 Review
With worries over the bar and having money, Shoko's determined to do what she can to help...and that means leave Towser.
FOR...a bit. With the...
Of the Red, the Light, and the Ayakashi Volume 10 Review
As you may recall, Of the Red, the Light, and the Ayakashi actually ended in the previous volume. This is a collection of side...
Horimiya Volume 11 Review
After eleven volumes of generally enjoying Horimiya, I found myself cringing at the skits more often than I was laughing at or with them. As...
A Side Character’s Love Story Volume 1 Review
You read enough manga, watch enough anime, play enough video games, etc, you understand the hierarchy: the main lead or leads take center stage,...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Volume 1
Krystallina: Fumi's family's debts has forced her out of house and home while her father's away working on a boat, but she manages to...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Accomplishments of the Duke’s Daughter Volume 1
Helen: Accomplishments of the Duke's Daughter is an isekai manga series based on a light novel series of the same name, both of which would...
Farewell, My Dear Cramer Chapters 1-10 Review
Like many of you, I was initially interested in this series because of Your Lie in April. While I have absolutely no musical talent,...
The Water Dragon’s Bride Volume 1 Review
Not to be confused with the Korean manhwa The Bride of the Water God, despite a few similarities in the set-up, The Water Dragon's Bride could...
He’s My Only Vampire Volume 6 Review
In the previous volume of He's My Only Vampire, Aki gained another STIGMA, Kana had been kidnapped, and she had regained most of her...