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Author: Satou Masaki
Status: Ongoing
Kamen Rider W: Fuuto Tantei (仮面ライダーW(ダブル)ふうと探偵, Fuuto PI) is a manga sequel to the popular tokusatsu series Kamen Rider W, continuing the adventures of Shotaro Hidari and Philip as the two-in-one detective duo in the mysterious city of Fuuto. Working at the Narumi Detective Agency, the pair take on bizarre cases connected to the dangerous Gaia Memories, devices that transform ordinary people into monstrous Dopants. As Kamen Rider W, they fight to protect Fuuto from chaos while uncovering deeper conspiracies lurking in the shadows of the city. The manga blends hardboiled detective storytelling with supernatural hero action, creating a unique mix of noir mystery and Kamen Rider spectacle. Fans are treated to new characters, thrilling battles, and a fresh perspective on beloved heroes. Kamen Rider W: Fuuto Tantei has been praised for expanding the original series’ lore while staying true to its spirit, making it a must-read for both franchise veterans and newcomers.
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Author: Inaba Minori
Status: Ongoing
Batsu-Hare (バツハレ, Batsuhare) is a spicy romantic comedy manga by Minori Inaba that blends drama, ecchi humor, and the messy aftermath of betrayal into one engaging story. It begins when Wakou Ichiro, hoping to surprise his wife on their second wedding anniversary, instead catches her cheating and has his world shattered in an instant. Heartbroken yet unwilling to sink into despair, Ichiro finds his quiet life turned upside down when a bold, alluring woman unexpectedly enters the picture, dragging him into a whirlwind of flirtation, awkward encounters, and the kind of harem-like chaos he never imagined. With its mix of laugh-out-loud moments, heartfelt self-discovery, and the emotional turbulence of infidelity, Batsu-Hare delivers a playful yet surprisingly relatable tale of picking up the pieces after heartbreak and finding unexpected connections where you least expect them.
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Author: Ha Il-kwon
Status: Completed
Annarasumanara (안나라수마나라, Annarasumanara) is a beautifully crafted and emotionally resonant manga that delves into the themes of dreams, hope, and the struggles of youth. The story follows a young girl who encounters a mysterious magician, whose presence inspires her to confront her fears, rediscover her sense of wonder, and pursue her aspirations despite life's hardships. Annarasumanara explores the delicate balance between reality and fantasy, capturing the emotional depth of personal growth, self-discovery, and the bittersweet challenges of adolescence. Through expressive and evocative artwork, the manga creates a magical atmosphere that immerses readers in both the characters’ internal struggles and their transformative experiences. Fans of heartwarming, character-driven narratives will find Annarasumanara a compelling and thought-provoking read, offering a mix of gentle melancholy, hope, and inspiration. This manga is celebrated for its ability to combine visual storytelling with profound emotional impact, making Annarasumanara a unique and memorable journey through the world of dreams and personal courage.
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Author: Ioka Wako
Status: Ongoing
Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi: Ayakashi Oyado ni Yomeiri Shimasu. (かくりよの宿飯 あやかしお宿に嫁入りします。, Kakuriyo: Bed & Breakfast for Spirits) is a fantasy romance manga based on the light novel series by Midori Yūma and illustrated by Laruha, bringing readers into a world where the human realm intersects with that of ayakashi, or supernatural spirits. The story follows Aoi Tsubaki, a young woman who can see spirits and is suddenly taken to the hidden realm after discovering her late grandfather’s unpaid debt. To settle it, she is told she must marry the ogre innkeeper, Odanna. Refusing to give in, Aoi instead chooses to work at the Tenjin-ya inn, where she uses her exceptional cooking skills to serve both human and ayakashi guests. The manga beautifully blends themes of independence, courage, and the healing power of food, with enchanting artwork and heartwarming interactions. Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi: Ayakashi Oyado ni Yomeiri Shimasu. charms readers who love culinary fantasy mixed with romance and folklore.
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Author: Kintetsu Yamada
Status: Completed
Telework Yotabanashi (テレワーク四方山話, Telework Yomoyamabanashi) is a lighthearted slice-of-life manga that humorously portrays the daily ups and downs of working from home. Set during the rise of telecommuting, the story captures the quirky situations, awkward mishaps, and unexpected joys that come with balancing professional duties and personal life under one roof. From video call blunders and communication struggles to the small comforts of being at home, Telework Yotabanashi delivers relatable comedy that resonates with modern readers who have experienced remote work. The manga’s simple yet expressive art style enhances its charm, turning everyday scenarios into amusing and heartwarming moments. More than just workplace comedy, it also highlights themes of connection, adaptation, and finding balance in a changing world. Fans of slice-of-life stories, workplace humor, and short comedic chapters will find Telework Yotabanashi an entertaining and refreshing read that perfectly reflects today’s teleworking lifestyle.
9.00
Author: Harold Sakuishi
Status: Completed
Beck (ベック, Bekku) is a celebrated coming-of-age music manga that follows the electrifying rise of a teenage rock band chasing their dream of stardom. The story centers on Yukio “Koyuki” Tanaka, a shy and aimless 14-year-old whose life changes when he rescues an odd-looking dog named Beck and meets its owner, the charismatic young guitarist Ryusuke Minami. Drawn into Ryusuke’s passion for music, Koyuki discovers an unexpected talent for guitar and vocals, gradually shedding his insecurities as the band—aptly named BECK—takes shape. Together, the members face fierce rivalries, personal struggles, and the gritty realities of the music industry, from underground gigs to international stages. Blending emotional character growth with the raw energy of rock and roll, Beck captures the thrill of creative ambition and the bonds forged through music, making it an inspiring and unforgettable story for fans of music-driven dramas and heartfelt coming-of-age journeys.
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Author: Oshimi Shuzo
Status: Completed
Aku no Hana (悪の華, The Flowers of Evil) is a psychological drama and romance manga that delves into the darker side of adolescent emotions, obsession, and desire. The story follows Takao Kasuga, a seemingly ordinary middle school student whose life takes a disturbing turn after he impulsively steals a classmate’s gym clothes. This act draws him into a complex relationship with the enigmatic and rebellious Sawa Nakamura, whose manipulative and unpredictable nature forces Takao to confront his own suppressed feelings and moral boundaries. Aku no Hana explores themes of guilt, shame, and the struggle between societal expectations and personal impulses, offering a raw and unsettling glimpse into the turbulence of adolescence. Readers are drawn to the manga’s intense psychological tension, character-driven narrative, and its realistic portrayal of teenage angst, rebellion, and the consequences of one’s choices. Fans of dark, introspective stories and coming-of-age drama will find Aku no Hana compelling, thought-provoking, and unforgettable.
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Author: Agasawa Koucha
Status: Ongoing
You and I are Polar Opposites (きみと僕は、なにもかも正反対。, Kimi to Boku wa, Nanimo Kamo Seihantai., Ты и я — полные противоположности) is a refreshing romantic comedy manga that explores how two completely different personalities can create an unexpectedly heartwarming bond. The story follows Azuma, a serious and introverted student, and Osamu, a cheerful and free-spirited classmate whose outgoing nature constantly clashes with Azuma’s reserved demeanor. Despite their stark differences, the two gradually discover that their contrasting traits complement each other in surprising ways, leading to humorous misunderstandings, tender moments, and the slow blooming of something deeper than friendship. What makes You and I are Polar Opposites engaging is its balance of lighthearted comedy with genuine emotional development, offering readers a story that feels both relatable and charming. With expressive artwork and witty dialogue, the manga captures the ups and downs of high school life while celebrating the idea that love and connection often grow strongest between those who seem worlds apart.
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Author: Ise Katsura
Status: Completed
Onani Master Kurosawa (also known as Masturbation Master Kurosawa, オナニーマスター黒沢) is a psychological and coming-of-age manga by Katsura Ise that delves into the darker and more realistic struggles of adolescence. The story follows Kakeru Kurosawa, a lonely high school student who secretly engages in perverse acts as an outlet for his frustration and isolation, believing himself superior to his classmates while resenting their social lives. However, his dark secret is discovered, and what starts as a twisted routine evolves into a harsh confrontation with guilt, regret, and the consequences of his actions. This turning point forces Kurosawa to reflect on his life choices, face the people he hurt, and seek redemption, gradually growing into a more empathetic and self-aware individual. Despite its provocative premise, the manga is deeply emotional and philosophical, often described as a “hidden gem” for its raw portrayal of youth, loneliness, and the difficult journey of self-acceptance.
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Author: Asano Inio
Status: Completed
Solanin (ソラニン, Soranin) is a poignant Japanese manga by Inio Asano that beautifully captures the struggles of young adulthood, dreams, and the weight of reality. The story centers on Meiko Inoue, a recent college graduate who feels trapped in the monotony of everyday life while questioning her future, her relationships, and her sense of purpose. Alongside her boyfriend Taneda and their circle of friends, she navigates the bittersweet challenges of chasing passions—especially through music—while facing the harsh truths that come with growing up. What makes Solanin especially powerful is its raw, emotional storytelling that resonates deeply with readers who have experienced uncertainty, self-doubt, or the desire to break free from routine. Inio Asano’s signature art style enhances the emotional depth, capturing both the warmth of fleeting joy and the heaviness of loss. With its blend of realism, heartache, and hope, Solanin is a timeless coming-of-age manga that leaves a lasting impression.