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por space1128 · 25 jun 2026

Wow. This work was an absolute masterpiece and I highly regret not having read it years ago. Having just finished the story, my mind is still a wreck from this but I will attempt to convey everything I thought about it. This webtoon or manhwa takes place in a post-apocalytic world and what a world it is. This world is extremely depressing and offers little…

por Adnash · 25 jun 2026

My journey with this franchise started many years ago. I loved the original TV anime series, and I always wanted to try out the manga. I actually did it years after watching Magic Knight Rayearth for the last time, and the original manga was great. It is a beautiful isekai fantasy adventure with an intriguing land, a very likable cast, and many other strong…

por Ersuko · 25 jun 2026

If you are reading this comment your parents will die within 5 years. To undo this curse you need to copy this and paste it on 5 other manga. i’m so, so sorry,please forgive me (this for that mc*** who force me) Other also enjoy If you are reading this comment your parents will die within 5 years. To undo this curse you need to copy this and paste it on 5…

por arienomi · 24 jun 2026

A human obsessed with vampires finally encounters the vampire of his dreams, only to become entangled in a supernatural romance filled with blood, secrets, and an unexpectedly large amount of side-couple content. Blood and Love started off strong for me. The premise was interesting, and I was invested in seeing how Ji-won and Sung Hyun's relationship would…

por arienomi · 24 jun 2026

Snow Fairy is a cozy, bittersweet winter romance set in snowy Hokkaido. The snowy scenery is gorgeous, the art is expressive, and the story has a warm, comforting feel despite dealing with heavier themes like grief and loneliness. I especially loved how in touch with nature Narumi was and his deep appreciation for wildlife. As a wildlife photographer…

por arienomi · 24 jun 2026

A lawyer investigating organized crime becomes entangled with the obsessive mafia boss who controls the city's underworld. Action-heavy mafia BL with violence, power struggles, and a feisty uke. I enjoyed the action and overall plot, though I sometimes struggled to keep track of all the characters and their shifting alliances. There were points where I was…

por arienomi · 24 jun 2026

Utakata no Uroko has a very distinctive art style that stands out from the polished pretty-boy look common in a lot of BL. The characters looked a little strange to me at first, but it ended up feeling refreshing and unique. The paneling is well done, with bubbly effects that make sense later on, and the expressive faces do a great job conveying the story's…

por arienomi · 24 jun 2026

A cute short single volume manga about a college student who studies botany and loves plants. He meets Nanahoshi, another college student that is struggling to pay off tuition and living expenses. They move in together to save on living costs. Mikage, a graduate student in the Department of Botany, is shy and timid when it comes to love. One day, Mikage…

por arienomi · 24 jun 2026

An omega struggling with debt becomes entangled with the alpha sent to collect it. Omegaverse BL with heavy themes, power imbalances, and a redemption-focused romance. I have mixed feelings about Low Tide in Twilight. The premise itself isn't especially unique if you're familiar with omegaverse stories, since many BL series feature unequal power dynamics…

por arienomi · 24 jun 2026

A college student finds himself trapped in a zombie outbreak alongside a mysterious survivor who seems to know exactly what's going to happen. Zombie apocalypse BL with survival horror, time loops, and lots of suspense. The survival aspect was easily my favorite part. The constant close calls and desperate attempts to stay alive kept me hooked, and the…

por arienomi · 24 jun 2026

A slow-burn, tragic yaoi about Na-kyum, a commoner painter who becomes the fixation of Seungho, a cruel and powerful nobleman. The art is moody and expressive, and it does a lot to pull you into the historical setting and atmosphere. The story gradually unpacks why the characters are the way they are. Seungho is cruel, but the story takes its time…

por arienomi · 24 jun 2026

Stigmata: Aikon was a good read. The art can look a little wonky at times, especially some of the mouths, but I appreciated that it didn't look like every other BL manga. The plot is easy to follow without feeling simplistic, and the relationship between Asako and Kuroiwa is surprisingly healthy for a BL centered around murder investigations and…

por Ginsu48 · 24 jun 2026

Aishita Bun dake Aishite Hoshii review start! This is a story where you come out the other side wondering what the point of it all was. None of the side characters really matter or exists, and the main "duo" purely exist for the sake of presenting a PSA on toxic relationships and mental illness. The main character honestly isn't so bad. She's annoyingly…

por Syalfe7 · 24 jun 2026

Violence Jack 20XX is a new and condensed version of the classic Violence Jack, now themed in the 2000s, with a very detailed art style that perfectly matches the setting and immersion of the story. I bought all 4 volumes of the manga and fell in love. The new designs of Jack and Slum King are impeccable and very imposing, and the fight scenes between the…

por space1128 · 24 jun 2026

I decided to reread this manga for some odd reason and i'm glad I did. This manga is a slice of life but it stands out from the others in its genre imo simply due to its display of human relations. I loved the character development of many of the side characters and the rather lack of development from the main cast. The deadpan humor is amazing and the…

por peinguinscanfly · 24 jun 2026

its very good, and there are many deep themes, but it can be very "black and white" or "contrasting" in those in betweens.. like.. you'll find really really great action sequences in the manga, though completely unfitting paragraphs of information based on techniques during them, and youll find characters talk reoccuringly of similar values despite their…

por Sprunk_ · 24 jun 2026

This was a quite honestly very refreshing read. It's not often I pick up a random 7-rated niche manga from the 2000s and really enjoy it. Most of them tend to be shallow, or cliche, but Tokage provides a unique story, with pretty panels (especially the cover work), and intruiging characters. Haibara put in a suprising amount of depth - both emotionally and…

por KitaRefleAle · 24 jun 2026

The manga is really good if you like action mixed with romance and comedy. The character development was good but I didn't really like how the manga took a shift in the amount of action The drawings can be not really good at times but th author did put effort n it. The art still is preaty fitting. If you like realistic action then this is not really for…

por KcmcPro · 23 jun 2026

in full blown honesty, i really enjoyed this series. Tokyo ghoul is about Ken Kaneki, who winds up becoming a ghoul because of a organ transplant to put it simply. Art: 10/10, Sui Ishida is definitely one at the top for art in manga Story: 8/10, The story isn't the most original thing in the world at the start, but eventually things start to get pretty…

por ColorRojo · 23 jun 2026

Don't get me wrong, it sucks, even for otome isekai standards, but there's one single chapter that makes this totally worth the read. To think that such a thing was not only conceived, but published, and then FINISHED LIKE NOTHING HAPPENED, is absolute comedic gold. Ok so in all seriousness, the story is really generic, even more so than the average entry…

por JustShini · 23 jun 2026

Story & Meaning: It's a bittersweet short story packed with a lot of emotion and small twists, yet it manages to be a beautiful story that tells you a lot about human nature. I really liked what the story is trying to tell you, it's quite an important message, and I would recommend this manga. Characters: The Characters were fine, 2 were very interesting At…

por ammer_ammie · 23 jun 2026

Big fan of one-shots. Simple message, using a nice allegory to drive it. Quick read. Art's good. The characters are well fleshed out. I would say the overall story is kind of predictable, but it wasn't super mega cringy. I think that anyone would really like this story. I couldn't find it on my usual websites, but after searching it up on the good ol' goog,…

por Alexanderevealed · 22 jun 2026

The Climber might honestly be my favorite manga ever created. Not because of huge plot twists or larger-than-life conflicts, but because few stories have captured loneliness, self-discovery, and the desire to keep moving forward as beautifully as this one. At first glance, climbing seems like the focus, but the mountains almost feel secondary. The real…

por Alexanderevealed · 22 jun 2026

Homunculus is one of those manga that becomes harder to explain the more it goes on. What starts off with a strange premise gradually turns into something much more psychological, uncomfortable, and deeply personal. It's the kind of story that constantly asks questions without always giving clear answers, and that ambiguity is part of what makes it so…

por Alexanderevealed · 22 jun 2026

Shamo is definitely not a series for everyone, and honestly that's part of what makes it so memorable. It isn't interested in making its protagonist likable or giving easy answers. Instead, it follows one of the darkest and most uncomfortable character journeys in manga, and it commits to that all the way through. The fights are brutal and intense, but what…

por Alexanderevealed · 22 jun 2026

20th Century Boys is one of those series that constantly makes it difficult to stop reading. Every answer seems to create two more questions, and somehow the mystery never loses momentum. What starts off feeling almost nostalgic gradually turns into something much bigger, with each revelation making it harder to predict where the story will go next. The…

por Stereomin · 22 jun 2026

Your Bad Gooner manga. Pure Fan service, Nothing more, nothing less. That's the whole thing summed up in one sentence. Just turn your brain off for this, it's not that interesting, but eh..... You'll probably complete this in an hour or two. Art - 5/10 Perfectly Average.......... That's it Characters - 4/10 would not stick to memory, you'll never remember…

por lisa_angelr · 22 jun 2026

I will start saying my reasons to my "mixed feelings" reaction, i thinks this is another victim of a very obvious axed publication, not only the last arc felt rushed but also through the whole story it feels like the story was very superficial, i am not a novel reader (yet) but i bet everything, from characters to story arcs were better developed in the…

por Sackboyforlife · 22 jun 2026

Youzou is someone who suffers from life, but it’s also that harsh reality that led him into a self-destructive path. I relate to his feelings of not being able to fight back it can feel pointless and a wasted effort, but that’s what life is. I also find him interesting in that he’s self-aware of how much pain he not only inflicts on himself but also does to…

por Crusnikk · 22 jun 2026

Saw the anime in my recommendations, and I thought I'd give it a try, and I am so glad I did. However, it had only 2 episodes, which obviously wasn't enough, so I picked up the manga. 11/10 The story is amazing. There's a lot of lore about the characters, which isn't all dumped in the beginning but rather revealed gradually as the story goes on. Their lore…

por abystoma2 · 22 jun 2026

Look, I’m not going to sugar-coat it, this shit is fucked up. Do not get tricked by the cute character design, this is some curse grade storyline. However, it’s not badly made fucked up shit. Sure, I keep trying to guess whether the psychological horror is intended or a by-product of the author indulging in their fetish, but the artistic skill is definitely…

por Sackboyforlife · 21 jun 2026

One thing I was expecting from Nobuyuki Fukumoto was a great story, as evident in Kaiji. What I got was beyond that. This is a phenomenally written story about a man feeling the weight of life. We practically live Kurosawa’s life through his story here. He constantly questions his choices in life and every decision he makes. No matter what choice he makes,…

por iamhater · 21 jun 2026

Claymore is a Perfect 10/10 Masterpiece After rereading Claymore, I can confidently say it is one of the best manga I have ever read — a flawless 10/10 for me. What makes Claymore truly special is its profound emotional depth and character writing. The series masterfully explores the theme of humanity versus the monster within. Every Claymore carries…

por LordKerrim · 21 jun 2026

Fairy Tail, Fairy Tail, Fairy Tail.... It is no lie to say it is one of the most infamous but also one of the most recognized works of the early and late 2000s. A story that ran alongside the big three (though in a different magainze) and had dominated a considerable margin of the space. Fairy tail in my opinion is not a battle shonen series, it is an open…

por TerraformTrent · 20 jun 2026

it really isn't much more than "I love my cat! here is a celebration of my cat; he's getting on in years, but I love him, and this is all the stuff he does that I've noticed and that I appreciate." I think that's an amazing thing to make, especially with such a lovely art style! it's very, very, very sweet, but the cat's present-day age gives it just enough…

por Nykima · 20 jun 2026

A short 47-chapter manga, Girls' Last Tour follows the daily life of Chito and Yuuri, the last two survivors of a war that wiped out all of humanity. Scavenging for resources to survive, they search for any remaining sign of living civilization in a cold, snow-covered world. This was a fairly enjoyable read, as long as you approach it the way you would…

por Hinami_blues · 20 jun 2026

Despite running for two seasons and around 80 chapters, I rarely saw anyone in the otome isekai community discussing this series, let alone reviewing it, which is why I'll be doing it. Part of me wondered if it's the lack of popularity and eventual cancellation that had something to do with the artwork. I picked it up when it first started serializing, and…

por starshinetamy · 20 jun 2026

I have enjoyed the webtoon so much ! I couldn't stop reading it literally everywhere XD also I have laughed so much I couldn't stop XD The art was lovely the story too we relate to some stories... it was super realistic that is why... and I got attached to all spirit fingers charactersit got good reviews :) this webtoon deserves more love +++ it looks so…

por hesienbob69 · 20 jun 2026

Smash Bomber is a very shameless advertisement. It was created to sell toys, very obviously. As an advertisement, to understand what is happening you have to understand what a "Smash Bomber" even is. From what I could find, its a very simple game; you shoot a disk and try to break your opponent's Smash Bomber. This simplicity, and the fact that the manga…

por muggy8 · 19 jun 2026

It is my belief that sufficently well crafted parodies are extremely hard to distinguish from that which it is parodying. Instant Death is one such parody. For those who dislike this series, it is likely that they do not see this work as a parody but rather that which this seires attempts to parody. In my opnion, this close resemblence to the isekai slop…

por lucasc204 · 19 jun 2026

Having experienced both the visual novel and the anime, I can confidently say that the Steins;Gate light novel is an excellent adaptation that stands proudly on its own while staying faithful to the original story. The novel captures everything that makes Steins;Gate special: an intriguing science fiction premise, memorable characters, emotional…

por 7boogie · 19 jun 2026

I'll be honest, when I first picked this up, I thought I knew exactly what I was getting into. Guy ends up living with the most popular girl in school, they slowly fall for each other, and boom, that's the story. And while it does follow that formula to an extent, I found myself enjoying it way more than I expected. The biggest strength of this series is…

por Wendy24 · 19 jun 2026

It was a cute read, but that's all there is here. The only character that makes any development really is the main character, and it's very small. If you want a series where they get together and you see a relationship, that is not at all what you're getting here. There is not enough side character love, even though most of the side characters are more…

por Sackboyforlife · 19 jun 2026

The standout here for me is the world-building. There are clearly traces of Cyberpunk aesthetics here, but it doesn’t feel like a pure replica. Both settings, the hole and the sorcerer’s world, feel massive in scale. Throughout the story, there is a lot of detail into how the people are, the shops, and even the weather. This story leans into a lot of the…

por Firechick12012 · 19 jun 2026

So...today I learned that this exists thanks to a tweet by Japan Society Film that randomly appeared in my feed out of nowhere advertising a screening for it next month. I was already intrigued by the movie it talked about, Rex: A Dinosaur's Story, both because its premise sounds like a mashup of both ET and Jurassic Park (Both movies even came out that…

por Call_Me_Oggi · 19 jun 2026

"The Ghost is Behind the Gal" entertained me incredibly well from start to finish. The manga manages to offer a charming blend of comedy, supernatural elements, and heartwarming character moments. What initially seems like a simple, funny premise quickly develops a unique charm that captivated me chapter after chapter. I want to highlight Reiko in…

por Unryzky · 19 jun 2026

This is a manga that really excels at delivering shock value and pushing revenge to its absolute extremes. In the beginning, that intensity makes it difficult to put down, as every encounter feels unpredictable, brutal, and leaves you wanting to see how far the story is willing to go. Unfortunately, that novelty wears off surprisingly quickly. The manga…

por ZEKA_Mx · 19 jun 2026

Bandits, trauma, madness, and the desert are the four best words to describe this chaos. Honestly, the mangaka really knows how to draw—I love his art and the way he depicts the environments, characters, and hundreds of weapons in such detail. When I was reading the first few chapters, I imagined a Mad Max-style story but with a sniper; I just didn’t expect…

por ZUMOLIST · 19 jun 2026

The biggest deception in my manga expectations. To sum up, cynism is not a bad topic, there a ton of works that are cynical, but this I find it very manipulative, all characters are extremely evil/broken in a cruel way totally unrealistic. If the intention of Asano was to make me feel uncomfortable, he done that. In a story which is so dark, you have to…

por ComplexMaJa · 19 jun 2026

“The world isn’t wrong. It just is.” The best manga i've read, hell the best piece of literature i've read period. I would say that i enjoyed Tokyo Ghoul:re as much as i enjoyed the original Tokyo Ghoul (if not a little more lol) though i still recognize that its a bit rushed. :re picks us up right where we left off, we see a boy that goes by “Haise…