Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle Volume 1 Review
If you've played hundreds of video games, you've probably played the generic one: princess gets captured by bad guys, and the hero must rise...
Chihayafuru Volume 1 Review
Yuki Suetsugu begins Chihayafuru by placing her main character, Chihaya Ayase, in a significant karuta match. As she goes to take a card, we...
Final Fantasy Lost Stranger Volume 3 Review
In almost every Final Fantasy, the party (or part of the party) is captured. But with no signs of an oglop, headless alien, or...
The Royal Tutor Volume 15 Review
Heine has packed his bags and can't be found although he promised to tell the princes about his past! Will they (and readers) ever...
Kasane no Tao Volume 3 Review
In the battle to determine who will earn Hogen's recommendation, Kasane's in major trouble. With the courses already being difficult as is and Mashima's...
A Polar Bear in Love Volume 1 Review
They say Cupid's arrow can strike at any time and for any one. But can that arrow strike for someone of a different species...
Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle Volume 17 Review
There comes a time where the creator is fortunate enough to announce their work's become an anime. With the state of the industry, a...
My Boy in Blue Volume 7 Review
I'm pretty sure I know the
conversion formula, but let me double-check just to be sure.
*Googles 40 kilometers to miles*
It really is 25 miles?! The...
Akame ga KILL! Volume 15 Review
Here we are: the final volume. Both the Empire and the Revolutionary Army know this is the make-it-or-break-it battle, as neither side has the...
A Bride’s Story Volume 9 Review
It's been a year since the last volume of A Bride's Story, and with a handful of titular brides, it can be easy to...