Nyankees Volumes 1 and 2 Review
A thug's life is a hard one: you live on the streets, defend your territory, follow the rules of the group, and who knows...
The Demon Girl Next Door Review
Confession time. The Demon Girl Next Door was a show that came out last year in the Summer season that apparently was received very...
The Dangers in My Heart Volume 4 Review
There can be a certain level of frustration for romcoms that dance around the two main leads not saying they're in a relationship when...
Love and Heart Volume 4 Review
To the surprise of absolutely no readers, Wakana isn't as innocent as she seems.
You know who else isn't surprised? Haruma. Because of course you...
Killing Me! Volume 1 Review
Saki and Miyoko are both students at a private all-girls high school, but Miyoko might be a bit too old for school since she's...
Chihayafuru Volume 9 Review
And then there was...the Master above all else in karuta.
Last time we left off with Hisashi Suou essentially winning the match just by taking...
Beast #6 Volume 1 Review
Nika Ago is a *ahem* a Raveler Second Class agent for the Tactical Raveling Unit in the First Counter-Psychotrauma Division of the Special Measures...
Penguin & House Volume 2 Review
I found Penguin & House volume 1 rather enjoyable, but quite frankly, volume 2 blows it out of the water in quality. And the...
Golden Japanesque: A Splendid Yokohama Romance Volume 5 Review
Shakespeare said the course of true love never did run smooth. But while their relationship wasn't ever going to be smooth sailing, there was...
No Game No Life Volume 7 Review
Man, this was a chore to read.
Granted, No Game No Life is not the easiest read due to all the tricks that " "...