The Royal Tutor Volume 1 Review
Like many of you, I first heard of The Royal Tutor because of the anime. Many people were describing the series as "a reverse...
Banished from the Hero’s Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the...
The Hero can't fight the Demon Lord alone and the current hero Ruti is supported by all kinds of skilled fighters and magic-users. But...
Again!! Volume 1 Review
After the worldwide, whirlwind success of Yuri on Ice, Kodansha USA editor Ben Applegate has finally had an opportunity to publish one of co-creator Mitsurou...
Chihayafuru Volume 4 Review
There are plenty of moments in Chihayafuru volume 4, but one key moment involves Taichi. It's Mizusawa vs Hokuou for the right to go...
Penguin Gentlemen Review
If you've ever seen my normal avatar or know a little bit about me, it probably isn't too surprising that I wanted to read...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Fiancée of the Wizard Volume 2
Krystallina: This is Fiancée of the Wizard, but this volume should first be called Friend of the Wizard, then Funeral of the Wizard, and...
With the Sheikh in His Harem Volumes 6 and 7 Review
Between Lui's amnesia and Aila's quest to be his wife, is Sanagi and Lui's marriage over? And if it is, does that mean Adil...
Nina the Starry Bride Volumes 4-6 Review
Considering the perilous situation that Nina found herself in in the last volume, wrecked in the remote forests of a foreign land and without...
Apollo’s Song Review
Rather ironically, Osamu Tezuka's 1970 Apollo's Song is a gekiga manga, a genre that was initially created as a reaction to the heavily Disney-influenced...
Kingdom Hearts III: The Novel Volume 3: Remind Me Again Review
Any Kingdom Hearts fan can read this volume's title and can rightly assume the Re Mind DLC is adapted in this third and final...