Gokushufudou: The Way of the House Husband

7.20

Gokushufudou: The Way of the House Husband (極主夫道, Gokushū Fudō) is a comedy and slice-of-life manga that follows Tatsu, a former yakuza boss known as “The Immortal Dragon,” who has retired from a life of crime to become a devoted househusband. Despite his fearsome past, Tatsu tackles everyday domestic tasks—cooking, cleaning, shopping—with the same intensity and precision he once used in the criminal underworld, often causing hilarious misunderstandings with neighbors and friends. The series humorously contrasts his intimidating appearance and violent reputation with mundane household life, creating comedic situations while exploring themes of family, responsibility, and personal transformation. With its witty storytelling, exaggerated expressions, and endearing character dynamics, Gokushufudou: The Way of the House Husband appeals to readers who enjoy slice-of-life comedy, parody, and heartwarming narratives that combine ordinary domestic life with the absurdity of a former gangster’s dedication to household duties.

Gachiakuta

7.00

Gachiakuta (ガチアクタ, Gachi Akuta) is a dark fantasy manga written by Kei Urana with graffiti-inspired art designs by Hideyoshi Andou, offering a gritty yet stylish take on dystopian storytelling. The series centers on Rudo, a hot-headed boy living in the slums, where society discards both its trash and its unwanted people. Wrongfully accused of a crime he did not commit, Rudo is cast into the Abyss—a deadly wasteland filled with monstrous beings and remnants of discarded objects. There, he discovers the power of “Jinki,” weapons forged from trash that hold mysterious abilities, and begins to uncover the truth about the world’s corruption and his own past. Gachiakuta stands out for its striking mix of urban street art aesthetics, raw action, and social commentary on class division and prejudice. With intense battles, rebellious energy, and bold visuals, the manga delivers a gripping tale of survival, justice, and carving out a place in a world that has already thrown you away.

Isekai ni Otosareta… Jouka wa Kihon!

9.00

One day, a dull young man from Japan gets caught up in a heroic summoning and goes to another world. The next time he wakes up, he's not in a castle with a king, but in a deep forest since the summoning failed! You'd think he'd be at a loss, but he starts living a life of survival with a positive attitude that doesn't involve deep thought! Then, before he knows it, he saves the cursed forest and magical beasts one after another with his magical powers, and is befriended by wolves and dogs in a healing paradise! However, he doesn't realize that they are actually legendary demonic beasts and spirits at all. What's more, that they are adored! A positive young man unknowingly plays with the legendary magical beasts, a heartwarming and misunderstood fantasy begins!

The Fish I Missed Was Big, but I Caught Another Fish Was Too Big

8.00

The Fish I Missed Was Big, but I Caught Another Fish Was Too Big (逃した魚は大きかったが、釣った魚も大きすぎた, Nogashita Sakana wa Ōkikatta ga, Tsutta Sakana mo Ōkisugita) tells a comedic and adventurous story of a protagonist whose fishing misadventures take unexpected turns. After missing a gigantic fish, he surprisingly hooks an even larger one, leading to hilarious and chaotic situations that test his skills, patience, and determination. The Fish I Missed Was Big, but I Caught Another Fish Was Too Big blends humor, slice-of-life moments, and adventurous storytelling, showing how unexpected challenges can turn ordinary activities into extraordinary experiences. As the protagonist struggles, celebrates, and learns from each fishing escapade, readers are drawn into a narrative full of charm, excitement, and unpredictable twists. With lighthearted storytelling, amusing predicaments, and a touch of exaggeration, this manga offers a fun and engaging tale of persistence, surprises, and the joy—and chaos—of chasing the “big catch” in life.

How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer

10.00

How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer is a hilarious and heartwarming romantic comedy manga that follows the unexpected misadventures of a girl who accidentally finds herself at a mixer meant only for guys. What begins as an awkward mistake quickly turns into a series of comedic encounters, charming friendships, and surprising romantic sparks. How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer captivates readers with its witty dialogue, laugh-out-loud moments, and endearing character dynamics, blending slice-of-life humor with a touch of romance. Fans of romantic comedy and school-life manga will be drawn to the lighthearted chaos and the protagonist’s amusing attempts to navigate this unexpected situation. With its engaging storytelling, lovable cast, and perfect balance of comedy and romance, How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer is a must-read title for anyone seeking a fun, cheerful, and entertaining manga filled with unexpected twists and heartwarming moments.

Howling Pen

7.00

Hoero Pen is a story about what goes on behind the scenes of the manga industry: an over-excitable assistant, a tyrannical editor, endless deadlines... Not a day goes by without some form of turmoil in Honoo Moyuru’s life as a hot-blooded mangaka!

Misato-san is a Bit Cold Towards Her Boss Who Pampers

10.00

Misato-san is a Bit Cold Towards Her Boss Who Pampers (ミサトさんは甘やかしてくる上司にちょっと冷たい, Misato-san wa Amayakashite Kuru Jōshi ni Chotto Tsumetai) is a charming office romance manga that blends light comedy with a refreshing dose of workplace warmth. The story follows Misato, a capable and independent office lady who takes pride in her professionalism. Her boss, a kind and slightly overprotective superior, often goes out of his way to support and “pamper” her—offering small gestures of care that fluster Misato more than she cares to admit. While she responds with a cool, almost teasing distance, her heart gradually begins to betray her growing affection. Through everyday interactions, shared lunches, and quiet after-hours moments, their subtle chemistry deepens into something more meaningful. With its clean, expressive artwork and gentle romantic pacing, Misato-san is a Bit Cold Towards Her Boss Who Pampers captures the delightful tension between restraint and affection, making it a must-read for fans of wholesome, slow-burn workplace romance.

Seraph of the End

9.00

Seraph of the End (終わりのセラフ, Owari no Serafu, Овари но Сераф) is a dark fantasy manga that explores a post-apocalyptic world where humanity faces extinction at the hands of vampires. The story begins after a mysterious virus wipes out most of the adult population, leaving only children alive—who are then enslaved by powerful vampires. Among them is Yuichiro Hyakuya, a boy who dreams of exterminating vampires after losing his found family in a brutal massacre. Determined to fight back, he joins the Moon Demon Company, a human military unit specializing in anti-vampire weapons. However, his fate becomes intertwined with that of his best friend Mikaela, who has been turned into a vampire, setting the stage for a tale of loyalty, sacrifice, and revenge. Seraph of the End stands out with its striking artwork, emotional character dynamics, and intense battles, making it a must-read for fans of dark, action-driven stories with a heavy dose of drama and supernatural intrigue.

World Trigger

8.00

World Trigger (ワールドトリガー, Wārudo Torigā) is a sci-fi action manga created by Daisuke Ashihara, blending strategy, teamwork, and thrilling battles against otherworldly threats. The story begins when mysterious gates to another dimension open, releasing creatures known as Neighbors that threaten Earth. To defend humanity, an organization called Border emerges, training young agents to wield special weapons known as Triggers. Among them is Osamu Mikumo, a determined but underpowered trainee, who encounters Yūma Kuga, a mysterious boy with Neighbor origins. Together with their ally Chika Amatori, they form a team that must rise through the ranks of Border while facing increasingly dangerous missions and rival squads. World Trigger stands out for its unique combat system, tactical depth, and strong focus on teamwork rather than just individual strength. The manga’s detailed world-building, creative battles, and engaging cast make it a refreshing take on the shounen action genre, offering readers both high-stakes action and clever strategic storytelling.

My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending

7.20

My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending (俺の死亡フラグが立ちすぎている, Ore no Shibō Flag ga Tachi Sugiteiru) is a Japanese manga and light novel series that blends comedy, fantasy, and isekai elements. The story follows a protagonist who repeatedly finds themselves in situations where “death flags” appear—warnings of imminent danger or misfortune—but manages to survive against all odds, often in hilarious and unexpected ways. My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending explores themes of fate, perseverance, and clever problem-solving, with a humorous twist on typical fantasy and adventure tropes. Readers are captivated by the protagonist’s witty strategies, comical interactions with companions, and the creative ways they navigate life-threatening scenarios. The series combines action, suspense, and lighthearted humor, making it both entertaining and engaging. With its unique take on the concept of “death flags” and relatable character dynamics, My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending offers an amusing and immersive reading experience for fans of fantasy-comedy manga.