Anime Review

Witch Hat Atelier Volume 1 Review

Superb artwork that mixes influences of east and west, combines with a compelling story with an ingenious twist to deliver one of the most exciting new fantasy manga to emerge from Japan: Witch Hat Atelier is a must-read!

Sarah • 29th April 2019

Anime Review

Naruto Shippuden – Box Set 36 Review

Naruto’s main story is, slowly but surely, reaching its conclusion, but what’s this?! More filler?! Shocking! But is it filler that’s actually worth telling this time? Let’s find out…

Cold Cobra • 25th April 2019

Film Review

Fate/Stay Night Heaven’s Feel I. Presage Flower Review

It’s too early to tell right now whether this will end up being the best adaptation of Fate/Stay Night so far, but as a stand-alone movie, it delivers exactly what you expect from this route and from this production company.

darkstorm • 23rd April 2019

Anime Review

UQ Holder! Review

MVM’s latest release, UQ Holder!, is a sequel to Negima! (a series that had quite the cult following a decade or two back) so why hasn’t UQ Holder! generated the same kind of interest? Well, manga-wise I can’t tell you, but the anime adaptation on the other hand…

Cold Cobra • 22nd April 2019

Manga Review

O Maidens in your Savage Season Volume 1

Overall, O Maidens in your Savage Season is off to a good start. Fans of Mari Okada’s work will find a lot to like here, as will those looking for a more realistic look at puberty and growing up.

Demelza • 19th April 2019

Manga Review

That Blue Sky Feeling Volume 2 Review

Dai Noshiro and his school friends return for another slice of everyday high school life in the second volume of That Blue Sky Feeling.

Sarah • 18th April 2019

Manga Review

Knights of Sidonia: Master Edition 1 Review

Tsutomu Nihei's mecha manga returns in this extra large, expanded edition.

Ian Wolf • 17th April 2019

Manga Review

Smashed Review

Infectious laughter, a paranoid book lover, and the ghost of a flood are featured among the stories in the latest collection from horror manga master, Junji Ito.

Ian Wolf • 14th April 2019

Anime Review

Pokémon: Partner Up with Pikachu! Review

Overall Pokémon: Partner Up with Pikachu! brings together some of Pikachu’s most meaningful adventures from the anime’s first season.

Demelza • 9th April 2019

Film Review

My Hero Academia: Two Heroes Review

My Hero Academia: Two Heroes is a typical franchise film that gives a bit more of the series to the fans eagerly awaiting the next instalment.

Onosume • 8th April 2019

Manga Review

Mob Psycho 100 Volume 2 Review

Mob enters into a battle with another psychic - a battle in which he doesn't fight.

Ian Wolf • 6th April 2019

Anime Review

Seven Mortal Sins Review

A low budget affair, Seven Mortal Sins has plenty of fanservice that will please ecchi fans; however, there are plenty of other shows that better serve the series’ action and goofy comedy without the sex.

Onosume • 5th April 2019

Anime Review

BAKI Part 1 Review

BAKI is a testosterone-fueled festival of muscle and violence but unfortunately the story in this first half can't match its intensity.

N.E.C • 4th April 2019

Anime Review

Katsugeki: Touken Ranbu Review

Katsugeki: Touken Ranbu takes a swashbuckling look at Japanese history as Sword Warriors are sent back to fight to preserve the past – but is this anime series as exciting a watch as the synopsis promises?

Sarah • 3rd April 2019

Manga Review

Candy Color Paradox Volume 1 Review

Looking for a new Boys’ Love manga with believable characters and an engaging, well-written story? Why not try Candy Color Paradox – set in the world of scoop journalism, it could be your next favourite series!

Sarah • 2nd April 2019

Anime Review

The Ancient Magus’ Bride Part One Review

The dark fantasy anime The Ancient Magus' Bride is inspired by British folklore and from the studio behind Attack on Titan, but will Manga UK's release enchant you? Read our review to find out!

Josh A. Stevens • 1st April 2019

Anime Review

Made in Abyss Collection Review

Made in Abyss is a very expressive adventure series with some dark twists and turns, using expansive world building, lush visuals and a great soundtrack to suck you into the depths of its titular abyss.

Onosume • 29th March 2019

Manga Review

10 Dance Review Volume 2

10 Dance is definitely manga for grown-ups; Inouesatoh's love for ballroom dance shines through on every well-drawn page.

Sarah • 28th March 2019

Manga Review

Bloom Into You Volume 3 Review

Bloom Into You continues to be a highly entertaining and refreshing yuri manga with a more grounded and realistic take on relationships in general, while showing that the genre can take same-sex relationships seriously when it tries.

Onosume • 25th March 2019

Anime Review

The Heroic Legend of Arslan Season 2: Dust Storm Dance Review

A sadly underwhelming follow up to a solid first season, The Heroic Legend of Arslan: Dust Storm Dance is largely a waste of time.

IncendiaryLemon • 23rd March 2019