Beck

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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.

Goodbye, Eri

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Goodbye, Eri (さよなら、エリ, Sayonara, Eri) is a poignant drama and coming-of-age manga by Tatsuki Fujimoto that explores themes of grief, memory, and the power of storytelling. The story follows a young boy whose life changes after meeting Eri, a girl with a complex past and fragile health. Through their interactions, the manga delves into deep emotional experiences, exploring love, loss, and the impact people leave on each other’s lives. Told with Fujimoto’s signature blend of heartfelt moments, dark humor, and inventive narrative techniques, Goodbye, Eri balances the innocence of youth with the harsh realities of life, creating a story that is both touching and thought-provoking. The manga appeals to readers who enjoy emotionally resonant, character-driven stories that explore human connections, personal growth, and the bittersweet nature of saying goodbye while capturing the fleeting beauty of life.

Telework Yotabanashi

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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.

20th Century Boys

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20th Century Boys (20世紀少年, Nijusseiki Shōnen) is a gripping mystery and thriller manga that weaves together childhood memories, suspenseful conspiracies, and the fate of humanity. The story follows a group of friends who, after recalling games and secrets from their youth, uncover a sinister plot threatening the world. Combining elements of nostalgia, detective work, and psychological drama, the series explores how innocent adventures of the past can have far-reaching consequences. With its intricate storyline, 20th Century Boys highlights themes of friendship, courage, and the battle between good and evil, keeping readers on edge as the characters confront mysteries, betrayal, and moral dilemmas. Fans of thriller manga, suspenseful storytelling, and character-driven narratives will be captivated by its clever plotting, detailed world-building, and intense emotional stakes. This series is a must-read for those seeking a thought-provoking, high-stakes adventure that reflects on childhood, society, and the unforeseen impact of past actions.

Chi no Wadachi

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Chi no Wadachi (血の轍, Trails of Blood) is a psychological horror manga by Oshimi Shūzō, the creator of Aku no Hana and Inside Mari. This chilling series explores the unsettling bond between a boy named Seiichi and his overprotective mother, Seiko. What begins as a seemingly normal parent-child relationship slowly unravels into a disturbing tale of obsession, control, and trauma. With Oshimi’s signature art style—subtle expressions, tense silence, and lingering close-ups—the manga masterfully builds an atmosphere of dread that feels both intimate and suffocating. Unlike traditional horror filled with monsters or gore, Chi no Wadachi terrifies readers through its portrayal of psychological manipulation and the fragile line between love and madness. Every chapter peels back layers of unease, leaving readers questioning morality, family ties, and the scars that shape one’s identity. For those seeking a haunting and unforgettable experience, Chi no Wadachi is a gripping descent into the darkness of the human mind.

Annarasumanara

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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.

Kamen Rider Kuuga

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Kamen Rider Kuuga (仮面ライダークウガ) is a manga adaptation of the iconic tokusatsu series, reimagining the legendary hero for a darker and more mature audience. The story follows Yusuke Godai, an optimistic young man who inherits the power of Kuuga, a mysterious ancient warrior tasked with protecting humanity from the terrifying Grongi, a race of monsters that prey on humans in gruesome games of survival. Unlike typical superheroes, Yusuke’s transformation into Kuuga is both a blessing and a curse, as he struggles with the burden of immense power and the horrifying consequences it brings. The manga emphasizes psychological depth, gritty action, and moral conflict, offering a more intense and violent take compared to the original TV series. Through Yusuke’s journey, readers witness themes of hope, sacrifice, and humanity’s resilience in the face of fear. Kamen Rider Kuuga stands as a bold retelling that appeals not only to long-time fans of the Kamen Rider franchise but also to new readers seeking a mature and gripping hero story.

Batsu-Hare

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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.

Charlotte the 4-koma - Seshun o Kakenukero!

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Charlotte the 4-koma – Seishun o Kakenukero! (シャーロット 4コマ 青春を駆け抜けろ！, Sharotto 4-koma Seishun o Kakenukero!) is a lighthearted spin-off manga based on the popular series Charlotte, bringing a refreshing comedic twist through its 4-panel format. Unlike the main story’s heavier themes of supernatural abilities and sacrifice, this adaptation focuses on the daily lives, quirky interactions, and humorous moments of Yuu Otosaka, Nao Tomori, and other beloved characters. The 4-koma style allows fans to enjoy short, witty episodes that highlight the charm, awkwardness, and playful side of the cast, making it a fun companion piece to the original series. With its cheerful illustrations and slice-of-life storytelling, Charlotte the 4-koma – Seishun o Kakenukero! is ideal for readers who want to see their favorite characters in a more casual, comedic light while still celebrating the youthful energy of their adventures. It’s a must-read for fans seeking humor and light entertainment within the Charlotte universe.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 5 - Vento Aureo (Official Colored)

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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 5 - Vento Aureo (Official Colored) (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 第5部 黄金の風（公式カラー版）, JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken Dai 5 Bu: Ōgon no Kaze) follows Giorno Giovanna and his group, Passione, as they rise through the ranks of the Italian mafia to overthrow its corrupt leadership. Featuring inventive Stand battles, intricate strategies, and morally complex characters, this part blends action, suspense, and drama with Araki’s signature stylish flair. The official colored edition enhances the vivid world, highlighting the intense battles, unique Stand abilities, and expressive character designs. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 5 - Vento Aureo (Official Colored) delivers a gripping story of ambition, loyalty, and justice, offering fans an unforgettable experience in the colorful, bizarre universe of JoJo.