Knight of the Ice Volume 1 Review
Chitose and Kokoro Kijinami grew up doing ice skating together as children and, while Chitose is now a writer for a health magazine, Kijinami...
Wandering Island Volume 2 Review
Mikura Amelia's hard work has paid off: she finds the titular Wandering Island (also called Electric Island in the story) within the first few...
Ghost Diary Volume 1 Review
Sukami Kyouichi comes from a family of exorcists; while this young kid might be talented he's nothing compared to his older sister whom he...
Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro Volume 1 Review
Senpai was busy at the library, attempting to finish his homework despite four girls also being there, talking loudly. Despite being intimidated by them,...
Golden Japanesque: A Splendid Yokohama Romance Volume 2 Review
As we know from the first volume, Maria doesn't know much about her father. Studying English appears to be her way of getting to...
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...
Otome Mania!! Volume 1 Review
Reading this came at the perfect time. I have been working on a guide for an otome game (Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds), and I also...
Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Volume 1 Review
In the same way that not every anime adaptation of a manga or light novel is created equal, not every manga adaptation of a...
Tonari no Seki-kun: The Master of Killing Time Review
Shorts are things I don't typically watch. There have been a few exceptions for some that were really good, like Wakako-zake. So when The...
Count Fujiwara’s Suffering Review
The Count is the male calico that belongs to the two Fujiwara sisters: the younger Yumeko and the older Shizuka. Some time ago, Shizuka...