CITY Volume 3 Review
CITY has not been a bad read or anything. It's certainly been able to put a smile on my face each time I read...
Sacrificial Princess and the King of Beasts Volume 13 Review
Woman who looks like Leonhart's human form? Check.
Leonhart in agony transforming on the cover? Check.
Author's note saying the end of the series is in...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Act-Age Volume 1
Justin: Kei Yonagi's life is rough -- her dad left the family and her mom's dead, leaving her to care for her younger siblings....
Dolly Kill Kill Volume 1 Review
Iruma, Matsumoto, and Kumano are high schoolers who like baseball. In fact the team they're on completed a comeback and, alongside the rest of...
The White Cat’s Revenge As Plotted from the Dragon King’s Lap Volume 4 Review
The trouble with English releases that do catch up with the Japanese is the wait time since remembering certain moments after all this time...
Love at Fourteen Volume 9 Review
Perhaps the
best part of Love at Fourteen volume 8 was seeing Aoi slowly developing
feelings for the nurse. The two are very much alike, and...
The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses Volume 2 Review
There are definitely jokes that can be had with a premise as simple and baffling as The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses --...
Little Princess in Fairy Forest Review
When I first looked at the cover, I was reminded of the artist of Final Fantasy XII and Bravely Default. It fits considering Little...
Akame ga KILL! Volume 15 Review
Here we are: the final volume. Both the Empire and the Revolutionary Army know this is the make-it-or-break-it battle, as neither side has the...
When a Cat Faces West Volume 1 Review
"Flow" is a natural occurrence: all matter in the world is constantly moving just a tiny bit and sometimes, with the right stimuli, it...