Gantz

7.00

Gantz (ガンツ, Gantsu) is a Japanese sci-fi action manga by Hiroya Oku that combines brutal survival games with psychological tension and social commentary. The story begins when Kei Kurono and Masaru Kato die in a train accident, only to awaken in a mysterious Tokyo apartment dominated by a giant black sphere known as “Gantz.” This sphere forces them and other recently deceased individuals into deadly missions, hunting strange and often grotesque aliens hidden among humans. Equipped with advanced suits and high-tech weaponry, the participants must fight for their lives while unraveling the truth behind Gantz’s purpose. As the battles intensify, the series explores themes of mortality, morality, human instinct, and the fragility of society when pushed to its limits. Known for its graphic violence, sexual content, and relentless pace, Gantz is both shocking and thought-provoking. With its mix of sci-fi spectacle, raw emotion, and existential dread, it remains a landmark in the survival game genre.

That Girl Is Not Just Cute

6.80

That Girl Is Not Just Cute (その着せ替え人形は恋をする, Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru) is a charming romantic-comedy manga that goes beyond the surface of appearances, focusing on a relationship where looks aren’t the only defining trait. The story centers on a seemingly ordinary boy who crosses paths with a girl admired for her beauty, but who also hides unique passions, quirks, and unexpected depth. As their worlds collide, readers discover that she is far more than just a “cute girl” — she’s expressive, strong-willed, and full of surprises that gradually transform the protagonist’s life. That Girl Is Not Just Cute weaves together school life, romance, and heartfelt comedy, showing how genuine connections form when people look past appearances. With vibrant artwork, comedic timing, and tender emotional moments, this manga appeals to fans who enjoy lighthearted yet meaningful rom-coms where relationships develop through both fun and heartfelt experiences.

Summer Time Render

10.00

Summer Time Render (サマータイムレンダ, Samā Taimu Renda, Summer Time Rendering) follows Shinpei Ajiro, who returns to the remote island of Hitogashima for the funeral of his childhood friend Ushio Kofune. While investigating Ushio’s apparent drowning, Shinpei uncovers strange marks on her body and witnesses unnatural events that suggest islanders are being replaced by doppelgängers called Shadows. Thrust into a looping timeline where death resets him to earlier days, Shinpei must repeatedly relive tragedies, learn hidden truths, and race to prevent catastrophic outcomes as alliances shift and secrets surface. With a tight blend of mystery, supernatural tension, and emotional stakes, Summer Time Render explores grief, identity, and sacrifice while delivering escalating twists and clever time-loop strategy. Fans of suspenseful thrillers and character-driven supernatural plots will find Summer Time Render’s pacing and revelations addictive, as each loop peels back new layers and forces its hero to weigh who to trust and what he will sacrifice to protect those he loves.

Homunculus

8.00

Homunculus (ホムンクルス) is a psychological and suspenseful manga that delves into the human mind, exploring themes of identity, trauma, and the hidden depths of consciousness. The story follows a protagonist who gains the ability to perceive the innermost fears and desires of others, uncovering dark secrets and confronting unsettling truths about human nature. Homunculus captivates readers with its intense narrative, thought-provoking concepts, and complex character development, blending mystery, horror, and psychological intrigue. Fans of mind-bending stories, dark drama, and deep psychological exploration will find themselves engrossed in the gripping and often disturbing world presented in Homunculus. With its unique premise, emotionally charged storytelling, and exploration of the human psyche, Homunculus is a must-read title for anyone seeking a manga that challenges perceptions, provokes thought, and delivers a compelling psychological experience.

Koi wa Amaagari no You ni

8.00

Koi wa Amaagari no You ni (恋は雨上がりのように, After the Rain) is a poignant romance and slice-of-life manga that beautifully captures the quiet emotions of unspoken love and personal growth. The story follows Akira Tachibana, a reserved high school track star whose athletic career is cut short by an injury. While working part-time at a family restaurant, she develops feelings for the kind yet weary manager, Masami Kondou, a middle-aged man burdened by his own regrets. Despite their significant age difference, Akira is drawn to his gentleness and understanding, while Kondou struggles to reconcile her straightforward affection with his own self-doubt. Koi wa Amaagari no You ni is less about conventional romance and more about healing, second chances, and finding meaning beyond setbacks. With its delicate artwork, subtle storytelling, and emotional depth, the manga portrays love not just as passion, but as a catalyst for rediscovering one’s dreams and moving forward in life.

Billy Bat

10.00

Billy Bat (ビリーバット) is a gripping mystery-thriller manga that delves into the complexities of fate, history, and the blurred lines between reality and fiction. The story follows Kevin Yamagata, a Japanese-American comic book artist who creates the popular detective series Billy Bat. When Kevin discovers that his character may have been inspired by a similar figure he encountered during his time in post-war Japan, he returns to Japan to seek permission from the original creator. However, his quest uncovers a vast conspiracy involving historical figures, secret societies, and a mysterious bat symbol that has influenced pivotal events throughout history. As Kevin becomes entangled in this web of intrigue, he must confront the profound implications of his creation and its connection to the enigmatic Billy Bat. With its intricate plot and thought-provoking themes, Billy Bat offers a compelling narrative that challenges perceptions of truth and destiny.

Gantz:G

9.00

Gantz:G (ガンツ:G, Gantsu:G) is a Japanese spin-off manga of Hiroya Oku’s Gantz, written by Oku and illustrated by Keita Iizuka, that offers a fresh perspective on the franchise’s infamous death game. The story centers on a group of high school girls who die in a tragic bus accident and suddenly find themselves inside the mysterious Gantz room, where the black sphere commands them to fight monstrous enemies. Unlike the original’s mixed cast of adults and delinquents, Gantz:G focuses on ordinary schoolgirls forced into extraordinary, life-or-death battles. Equipped with Gantz suits and weapons, they must adapt quickly to terrifying missions while grappling with fear, trauma, and the brutal reality of their new existence. The manga retains the franchise’s trademark mix of sci-fi, gore, and survival tension, but frames it through the lens of youthful inexperience and vulnerability. Gantz:G provides a darker, more tragic exploration of innocence thrust into violence, expanding the Gantz universe with a chilling twist.

Three Days of Happiness

9.00

Three Days of Happiness (三日間の幸福, Mikkakan no Kōfuku) is a Japanese manga and novel series that tells the poignant and thought-provoking story of a young man who, facing despair, sells the remainder of his life for money. The story explores how he experiences his final three days, discovering the true meaning of happiness, relationships, and the fleeting nature of time. Through encounters with friends, strangers, and unexpected events, he learns to value moments of joy, love, and human connection that were previously overlooked. Three Days of Happiness delves into themes of mortality, self-discovery, and the pursuit of genuine fulfillment, offering readers a reflective and emotional narrative. The series captivates audiences with its blend of melancholy, hope, and insight into the human condition, leaving a lasting impression about the importance of appreciating life’s simple yet meaningful experiences.

Will you marry me again if you are reborn?

9.00

Will You Marry Me Again If You Are Reborn? (Japanese: 生まれ変わっても、また私と結婚してくれますか？, Romaji: Umarekawattemo, Mata Watashi to Kekkon Shite Kuremasu ka?) is a heartfelt romance and fantasy manga that tells the story of a devoted couple whose love transcends time, fate, and even death. At its core, the manga explores a powerful question of eternal devotion—if given the chance to start over in another life, would you still choose the same person? Through emotional storytelling, tender moments, and bittersweet trials, the series highlights the strength of love, loyalty, and the unbreakable bonds between two souls. Will You Marry Me Again If You Are Reborn? captivates readers with its mix of romance, drama, and sentimentality, making it a moving read for those who believe in love that lasts beyond a single lifetime.

Aharen-san wa Hakarenai

8.00

Aharen-san wa Hakarenai (阿波連さんははかれない, Aharen-san wa Hakarenai) is a charming and heartwarming slice-of-life manga that combines light comedy with sweet, relatable moments. The story follows the quirky and enigmatic Aharen-san, whose calm and reserved personality contrasts hilariously with her classmate’s often over-the-top reactions. Aharen-san wa Hakarenai explores themes of friendship, social awkwardness, and the small joys found in everyday interactions. Through endearing miscommunications, subtle humor, and the gradual development of bonds between characters, the manga creates a warm and engaging narrative that resonates with readers of all ages. With expressive illustrations, comedic timing, and relatable school-life scenarios, this manga captures the essence of youthful experiences and innocent connections. Fans of slice-of-life, school comedy, and character-driven stories will find Aharen-san wa Hakarenai to be a delightful and comforting read, offering laughter, heartfelt moments, and the simple pleasure of following characters who grow closer in unexpected and charming ways.