March Comes in Like a Lion is a thoughtful and emotional coming of age story that, if you can invest in its characters, is well worth your time.

One of the few yaoi to get a UK release: high-points in storytelling are let down by lack of quality in the art.

The race to save Ace is on, as his captain Whitebeard declares war on the Navy's home turf.

Tokyo Godfathers captures the true spirit of Christmas by presenting a tale of three homeless folk finding hope and redemption amidst a madcap adventure, yet retains the darker themes that director Satoshi Kon is known for, allowing this to appeal to both fans and newcomers to his work.

This remastering of a CLAMP classic makes Angelic Layer all dolled up.

And You Thought There Is Never a Girl Online? is a show that sets out with silly comedy in mind but has the depth to both educate viewers and provide an enjoyable ride at the same time. Both fans of fantasy and slice of life series will get a lot out of the show!

Whilst the unique premise makes it stand out more than some, when you get down to it, Bakuon!! is just another paint-by-numbers comedy

There are many stories about breaking out of jail. This is about breaking into it.

A nice chance to relive the first series of the romantic comedy, through the delusional eyes of Rikka Takanashi.

Charming and funny, Syundei's BL manga uses its retro art-style to tell a story of a first crush that anyone who's ever been a love-smitten teenager will relate to.

The delays in releasing this were far from perfect, but the title character is certainly perfection personified.

Not a whole lot has changed in Hello!! Kinmoza!, but then again, not a lot had to, remaining as hilarious, fun and wholesome as the initial series was, introducing a new character to keep things fresh whilst maintaining everything that made the original so endearing to begin with.

A collection that includes some of the best moments of the series - and some of the worst.

Natsu and the gang attempt to stop a magical staff being used for destruction.

Class 3-E are about to graduate, but can they kill their teacher and save the world before that?

From the creator of Nichijou comes more surreal comedy, featuring a student in debt, a really strong granny, and a woman worshipping a god she made yesterday.