Manga Review

While Sorawo and Toriko manage to escape from Station February, the horrors within make Sorawo want out of this crazy adventure which pushes the two friends into a heated fallout. While they try to make up with each other, Toriko mysteriously disappears while Sorawo finds Otherside phenomena seeping through into the real world after she slips through and encounters the Time-Space Man.

As Snow White with the Red Hair hits a milestone with its 20th volume and 100 chapters, changes are afoot for our characters as they move on from their current roles and onto a path to something new.

Can a childhood friendship survive the stresses and strains of junior high and high school? What happens when one of the two boys develops feelings that go far beyond friendship? Find out in the BL standalone by the mangaka of Skip and Loafer…

Our Dreams at Dusk creator's earlier work Shonen Note: Boy Soprano finally makes it to the English market, but does it offer a similarly engrossing read?

With the anime adaptation of A Galaxy Next Door approaching what better time to return to the manga? In Volume 4 we find Shiori and Ichiro preparing to tackle some difficult times in their respective careers but together they can get through anything, right?

It’s difficult being the target of bullies day after day in elementary school – but is lonely Nishimura’s life going to change when a new boy transfers into her class?

I'm Quitting Heroing follows the hero Leo who once defeated the Demon Lord, but now finds himself feared and hated by humanity. With no place to call home, Leo heads to the Demon Lord's castle where he hopes to get a job working for the enemy!

In the second volume of Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet, heroine Fumi is forced to face up to the fact she's developing feelings for Akatsuki, but that's the least of her problems when transfer student Aioi has her working as a gopher and her father is struggling to make the payment for their debts again...

Volume 4 of Wandance follows Kabo and Wanda, the promising first year dancers, as they seek out new dance styles in the park at night.

Can the human teacher Haruaki Abe have a peaceful teaching career in a school full of youkai? Well, the dream is there but these youkai are slowly entering their scaredy cat teacher's heart.

In Honey Lemon Soda we meet protagonist Uka Ishimori, who was relentlessly bullied in middle school. Now she's hoping to make a fresh start in high school chasing after a boy who stood up for her in the past.

With protagonist Nao having opened her own store, the wheels of fate continue to turn as she continues to look for a way to prove her mother's innocence.

Sasaki and Peeps manga adaptation's first volume introduces us to a corporate drone looking to make a change in his life. He gets more than he bargained for when he brings home a Java sparrow who can talk!

Shy by name, shy by nature - which is a problem when you are a superhero representing the whole of Japan.

Aria The Masterpiece Volume 6 is more low-key in its approach to storylines, leaning less into the more fantastical side of the world of Neo-Venezia, and focuses instead on the themes of change and self-improvement, with some hints of romance in the process, making for a more introspective read.

First-year student Kongpob stands up for his fellow freshmen when Arthit and the other third years impose a strict regime of hazing on the new members of the engineering faculty. Has Arthit met his match in this stubborn young man?