Sailor Fuku to Juusensha

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Shimada Kanon aims to be the strongest tank crew in the Kantou region. With her best friends Mariko Mutsumi, and their World War II-era, Panther V, they form the Nora Middle School Tank Crew. Unfortunately, as they have no sponsor to fund their effort, their dream is still just that. However, a chance to make a name for themselves arrives when delinquents come knocking on their school's door riding T-55s...

Orange (TAKANO Ichigo)

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Orange (オレンジ, Oranju, Orange) is a heartfelt romance and drama manga by TAKANO Ichigo that explores themes of friendship, regret, and the impact of choices on the future. The story follows Naho Takamiya, a high school girl who receives mysterious letters from her future self, warning her about regrets she must prevent to save a new transfer student, Kakeru Naruse, from a tragic fate. Orange delicately balances emotional depth with relatable slice-of-life moments, portraying the struggles of adolescence, personal growth, and the power of intervention to change outcomes. The narrative emphasizes empathy, the importance of communication, and the courage to act despite fear or uncertainty. With expressive artwork, tender character interactions, and a moving exploration of time and consequence, Orange (TAKANO Ichigo) captivates readers with its poignant storytelling. It is a touching manga that resonates with fans seeking romance, heartfelt drama, and stories that highlight the significance of friendship, love, and making the most of the present.

Cross-Cultural Exchange With the Girl at the Arcade

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Cross-Cultural Exchange With the Girl at the Arcade (ゲーセンの彼女と異文化交流, Gēsen no Kanojo to Ibunka Kōryū) is a charming romantic comedy manga that blends lighthearted humor with the theme of cultural understanding. The story follows a boy who frequents an arcade and unexpectedly forms a connection with a girl from a different cultural background. Their shared passion for arcade games becomes the bridge that allows them to learn about each other’s worlds, leading to amusing misunderstandings, wholesome moments, and the gradual development of a sweet relationship. What makes Cross-Cultural Exchange With the Girl at the Arcade stand out is how it uses the lively, competitive atmosphere of gaming as a metaphor for communication and bonding across cultural gaps. With playful banter, relatable characters, and warm illustrations, the series captures the innocence of first love while also exploring how people from different walks of life can grow closer through shared hobbies. It’s a feel-good read for fans who enjoy romance, comedy, and slice-of-life stories.

Umine the Island Inn

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Unemployed 19-year-old Kazuma has been summoned to Asagiri Island, rumored to be home to long lost pirate treasure. He ends up working as an odd-job man at Umine Inn, a traditional Japanese café with women-only lodgings and a host of eccentric yet beautiful women.

Rokuhoudou Yotsuiro-Biyori

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Rokuhoudou Yotsuiro-Biyori (鹿楓堂よついろ日和) is a heartwarming slice-of-life manga that blends food, friendship, and healing moments. The story follows four young men—Sui, Gure, Tokitaka, and Tsubaki—who run a traditional Japanese-style café called Rokuhoudou. More than just serving tea and delicious sweets, the café becomes a place where troubled customers find comfort, laughter, and sometimes even solutions to their worries. Each member of the staff has a unique personality and backstory, adding warmth and depth to the cozy atmosphere they create together. With its detailed art of traditional Japanese cuisine and serene storytelling, Rokuhoudou Yotsuiro-Biyori invites readers into a relaxing world where kindness and good food mend hearts. Perfect for fans of calming, feel-good stories, this series captures the gentle charm of everyday life while celebrating the power of hospitality and human connection.

A Manga Someone Drew

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This work is being published after discussions with the relevant parties, using manga data left on a used PC that was purchased by Komori Hiki-sensei. Please enjoy it without concern, no matter what events may occur in this manga.

Oomuroke

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Oomuroke (大室家, The Oomuro Family) is a comedic slice-of-life manga that humorously portrays the daily antics and eccentricities of the Oomuro family. The story focuses on the quirky interactions, unusual habits, and amusing personalities of each family member, turning ordinary domestic situations into laugh-out-loud moments. Oomuroke thrives on its blend of witty dialogue, exaggerated expressions, and perfectly timed comedic setups, capturing the chaos and charm of living with a lively and unconventional household. The manga also subtly highlights the warmth, bonds, and affection that underpin the family’s playful conflicts, balancing humor with moments of genuine heart. With vibrant artwork, relatable character dynamics, and a constant stream of funny scenarios, Oomuroke stands out as a delightful read for fans of family-centered comedies and slice-of-life stories. Its combination of humor, personality-driven storytelling, and everyday chaos makes it a memorable and entertaining manga experience.

Uesugi-kun Wants to Quit Being a Girl

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Uesugi-kun Wants to Quit Being a Girl (上杉くんは女の子をやめたい, Uesugi-kun wa Onnanoko wo Yametai, Уэсуги-кун Вантс ту Куит Бииング э Герл) is a coming-of-age romance comedy manga that explores themes of gender identity, self-expression, and youthful relationships. The story follows Uesugi, a boy who has been cross-dressing and living as a girl for certain reasons but grows tired of the misunderstanding and complications it brings to his life. As he tries to “quit being a girl” and return to a more straightforward lifestyle, he faces the challenges of how others perceive him, while also discovering unexpected friendships and budding romance along the way. Balancing humor with heartfelt moments, Uesugi-kun Wants to Quit Being a Girl delivers a refreshing mix of comedy, drama, and emotional growth, making it a unique read for fans who enjoy high school rom-coms with deeper explorations of identity and acceptance.

I Became The Villain The Hero Is Obsessed With

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Da-in, ended up possessing the villain of a story.To make Stardust — the story's protagonist and his favorite character in a dystopian manga — happy, he resolves to become the villain Egoistic for her growth.Da-in deliberately causes terror to enhance Stardust's abilities and preemptively prevents all the tragic events from the original story, but in the process, he gains public support while also drawing Stardust's suspicion.Stardust, who initially opposed him, gradually opens her heart, and soon even begins to show signs of obsession towards him...?

Fire Punch

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Fire Punch (ファイアパンチ, Faia Panchi) is a dark fantasy and post-apocalyptic manga written by Tatsuki Fujimoto, the creator of Chainsaw Man. In Fire Punch, the world has been plunged into eternal ice, where only those with supernatural abilities, known as the “Blessed,” can survive. The protagonist, Agni, possesses a miraculous regeneration ability, but his life takes a horrifying turn when he is set ablaze by another Blessed’s unquenchable flames. Cursed to burn endlessly, Agni becomes the “Fire Punch,” a wandering figure of vengeance who seeks justice and meaning in a broken, frozen world. The series is renowned for its brutal storytelling, raw emotions, and philosophical questions about morality, survival, and humanity’s darkest desires. With its haunting atmosphere, unpredictable plot, and unforgettable characters, Fire Punch stands as one of the most intense and thought-provoking works in modern manga, making it a must-read for fans of mature and psychological dark fantasy.