Horimiya Volume 6 Review
One of the nice things about Horimiya is that up to this point there haven't been any stagnant love triangles (as much as Honoka, who graces the...
Log Horizon: Go East, Kanami! Volume 9 Review
The past few volumes of Log Horizon have been experimenting with having different parties of characters take the lead. Volume 9 however makes what is...
Blank Canvas: My So-Called Artist’s Journey Volumes 2 and 3 Review
After failing to get into her back-up art school, Akiko (somehow!) manages to get into a different art college and it seems like her...
As The Villainess, I Reject These Happy-Bad Endings! Review
A 28-year-old woman realizes she's been reincarnated in an otome game she loved. But unlike most romance visual novels, HanaKoro's high-affection endings were dark...
Inu x Boku SS Volume 11 Review
This is the final volume of Inu x Boku SS, and there's a lot to wrap up. The news of Kagerou's defeat has shaken...
It’s Naomi, Okay? After 16 Volume 1 Review
Saying what It's Naomi, Okay? After 16 is about is normally fine to kick things off. But putting together this manga's history might be...
Mushroom Girls in Love Review
When you turn to the very first page of Mushroom Girls in Love, you immediately see a LGBT wedding and two girls kissing, which...
No Game No Life Volume 9 Review
"No
Game No Life volume 9 in five words or less, go!"
For those who read it, this should be an easy -- and universal --...
Kiniro Mosaic Volume 2 Review
You know those icebreaker questions where you ask someone like, "If you could meet any person, real or fictional, who would it be?" Well,...
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded: The Novel Review
Re:coded is set after the events of Kingdom Hearts II but before the final ending scene. Jiminy is trying to figure out the "Thank...