Fruits Basket Collector’s Edition Volume 3 Review
I will be the first to admit I'm not really a Fruits Basket fan. If you've read my blog, you'll know I trudged through...
Hatsu*Haru Volume 4 Review
At the end of the previous volume, Kai confessed! So according to the Law of Shoujo, one of three things must happen: either Riko...
After the Rain Volume 1 Review
After the Rain the anime was quite the experience. From its animation to its music as it told a story involving two decidedly different...
Beauty and the Beast Girl Review
Life has been a lonely and scary thing for a nameless creature, recently named Heath. Heath has been called a monster by humans as...
Ga-Rei Volume 1 Review
This title may sound familiar to American readers since several years ago Funimation licensed a related title, Ga-Rei Zero. GRZ is an anime-original prequel to...
We Must Never Fall in Love! Volume 1 Review
When I started reading manga, one of the strangest recurring concepts for me was the idea that single parents would get married without introducing...
Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle Volume 17 Review
There comes a time where the creator is fortunate enough to announce their work's become an anime. With the state of the industry, a...
Cat + Gamer Volume 2 Review
Before the manga can continue the escapades of Riko Kozakura and her cat Musubi, Riko has a massive problem to resolve. At the end...
Laid-Back Camp Volumes 5 and 6 Review
Time marches on and now that Christmas is past, it's almost time for New Years! The Outdoor Exploration Club and all of their associated...
The Dangers in My Heart Volume 2 Review
The troubling tales of woe continues for Kyotaro in The Dangers in My Heart volume 2! See, the last time we saw this poor...