Yusen Ruten: An Era of Red Volume 1 Review
Yusen Ruten: An Era of Red escorts its readers back to 1320s Japan just before a major political upheaval. Masayoshi (formerly called Shouta) is adopted by his uncle after his parents...
Interspecies Reviewers Volume 1 Review
In your typical fantasy world filled with humans, elves, angels, and all sorts of beings, it's easy to see how many different species might interact with each other on a day...
Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl Volume 4 Review
In this volume's afterword, Canno says that her editor came up with the them "future" for this volume. So focusing on Moe and Mizuki, the third year couple involved with the track...
emeth: Island of Golems Review
"Ah, the authors wrote for the Final Fantasy series. I wonder how they got Square Enix's attention..."
*sees the name Sephiroth and someone with the last name Strife*
"Never mind."
All joking aside, it...
Juana and the Dragonewts’ Seven Kingdoms Volume 1 Review
Sometime in Earth's future, humans are a thing of the mythical past and now many other strange animals have become the sentient rulers of the world. Guardune (dragonnewt) Nid is more...
The Case Study of Vanitas Volume 3 Review
The first two volumes of The Case Study of Vanitas felt like a messy whirlwind of character introductions, expository details, and a story in dire need of guidance. After all of this...
The Bride was a Boy Review
As Chii-chan puts it, they were born a boy, grew up as a boy, entered adulthood as a man, and then they became a bride! Chii is a transwoman in Japan...
The Devil is a Part-Timer! Volume 9 Review
Sadao and the gang continue their beach escapades, but the arrival of one of Satan's trusted advisors stuns them all. As Sadao and his associates try to handle the opening-day rush...
Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers Volume 2 Review
In the first volume of Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers the Evil God had reawakened; if not put down all of humanity will be destroyed. This is not the first time...
Haikara-San: Here Comes Miss Modern (Sub) Review
Set in Taisho-era Japan, Miss Benio Hanamura is a motherless, modern girl who chafes at learning feminine skills in finishing school and who would much rather be riding her bike, practicing...