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MANGA: Hakujin to Kurobotan
Hakujin to Kurobotan – Yukue Moegi
Kuroi is a 37 year old man serving as the second in command of a sub-group headed by a major Yakuza family. His childhood friend, Shirakaba, has been asking to join the group since they were young and Kuroi has always forbidden it. Now, Shirakaba is an established lawyer and goes over Kuroi’s head to get work as his legal council.
OMG these two dorks!!! Kuroi might be the wagakashira but Shirakaba’s one heck of a scary bastard.
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MANGA: Rasen no Kioku
Rasen no Kioku – Inui Miku
One day a demon fell right out of the sky, landing into the human world, not to mention into Hirosaki Chihiro’s backyard. As time fled the 2 friends became closer to each other and Hirosaki’s life began to end. What will the demon do to help Hirosaki?
It’s not what fujoshi and fudanshi are expecting. Still, powerful, heartwrenching stuff.
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MANGA: Neko to Wakagashira
Neko to Wakagashira – Yukue Moegi
Kengou is in love with Busamen, Touma is jealous of Busamen and Busamen is scared and hungry.
A crossover between Busamen and Hakujin to Kurobotan!LOL he’s competing with an ugly ass cat!!!!
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MANGA: Kamisama to Tobenai Tsukai
Kamisama to Tsubenai Tsukai – Hagi
Shin, born to a race of winged messengers, faces life as an outsider due to the tiny deformed wings on his back. Flightless, he endures ridicule and loneliness. His people tend to the needs of the Gods who reside in the same mountains, and unexpectedly, he is tasked with the care of the mysterious God residing at Mountain 32. A troubling future looms ahead as Gods and Messengers have begun to disappear without trace. What danger awaits Shin and his people, and the Gods they care for?
OMG! Fluffy mountain gods with gorgeous human forms and their loyal doting messengers! This manga is adorbs!
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MANGA: Summer’s Curse
Summer’s Curse – Deulsoom
Hyunsoo falls in love with the campus idol, Kwon Jiwon, at the freshman welcoming party. But Jiwon suddenly disappears a week before summer vacation and appears again… As a cat?! A cute romantic comedy of an adorable couple who struggle to change Jiwon back to normal.
Boy likes boy/cat = win!
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MANGA: To the Yesterday You
To the Yesterday You – Kim Yinong
We’ve been together since we were kids…
But then you left me without warning.
“I’m here from the future to save you.”Cute, slightly angsty time travel, friends to lovers would be romance. It left many unanswered questions but that least they moved things forward.
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MANGA: Double Cast
Double Cast – Mamahara Ellie
Yamamuro Yuuki is a talented star who has caught the eyes of many people. He’s been toying with a young and seemingly innocent actor named Sawaki Mitsuru, who stars opposite him in a drama. To make matters worse, Ootaki, the producer of “Casual Lover”, is also after Sawaki. The curtains have lifted on the game of love between these proud men!
Rival actors falling in love with each other should have been riveting stuff. Unfortunately, this felt forced.
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MANGA: Kimi Wa Machigatteiru
Kimi wa Machigatteiru – Harubaru Aruku
Ootemachi Tokio is an elite businessman. When a bizarre dream forces him to pay attention to temp worker Takebashi, are Ootemachi’s days of being self absorbed over?
A bittersweet ending to an almost romance???
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MANGA: Double Mints
Double Mints – Nakamura Asumiko
“We can’t live without each other. You’re my other half.”
“I’ve killed a woman.” The domineering voice on the phone was that of a high school classmate, Mitsuo Ichikawa. Buried memories from the past resurface in the heart of a man with the same name, Mitsuo Ichikawa. It drags him right back into the passions of the past. They reunite as accomplices, yet their relationship as master and servant slowly changes into something new…Fucked up, intense, very twisty and oddly touching.
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MANGA: St. Men’s Cafe
St. Men’s Cafe – Oki Mamiya
Maki is an ex-model who now works as a waiter for a shop that opens as a cafe during the day and as a bar during the night. How he comes to work at such a place is the story.
A Valentine’s Day hook-up between a bartender and a waiter. S’alright.
