Tsukigakirei: as the moon, so beautiful Review
Tsukigakirei is an anime that ended regretfully. It's odd to say considering it didn't give indications of there being more, but I say that...
Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai Volume 3: Disciples of Avan Review
With Crocodine defeated and Romos safe, our heroes Dai, Popp and Maam are in high spirits. (Especially Popp's.) Their confidence is soaring (again, especially...
The Holy Grail of Eris Volume 2 Review
Connie has managed to avoid being branded as a criminal thanks to her display at the ball, but "she" wasn't behind her stunning legal...
Graineliers Volume 2 Review
Luca and Abel are still at a government facility far from home and, while the official line is that they are there to help...
Harukana Receive Volume 2 Review
Just as Haruka and Kanata are learning to play beach volleyball together, Emily realizes something is wrong -- with Kanata. If the two plan...
Final Fantasy XV: The Dawn of the Future Review
Like some other Square Enix JRPGs, Final Fantasy XV has both its haters and defenders. But its development issues have been well-known, and problems...
Anne Happy Volume 7 Review
Anne Happy Volume 7 is essentially the Hibiki and Tsubaki show. Well, that's not entirely true. The others do get plenty of screentime, but...
Devils’ Line Volume 13 Review
Devils' Line volume 13 starts off with Anzai confronting Kikuhara about their shared past. Meanwhile, Tsukasa is shocked that Shirase is working with the...
Hatsu*Haru Volume 1 Review
Unsurprisingly, most female-oriented works star a female. The shoujo manga that do center around a male lead tend to be those with sincere, idyllic...
Peach Girl NEXT Volume 1 Review
(Note: Kairi is called "Kiley" in Peach Girl, not "Kylie" like the footnote in NEXT says. I'm glad Kodansha Comics went with the standardized...