The thing about Nichijou: My Ordinary Life is it is absolutely absurd. By that, we mean that the humor, the plot, and every single dimwitted motion made by the two protagonists is some of the best absurd humor across the manga world. Nichijou is purely unique...
So before we proceed with this review, it’s probably worth noting that what we see in Twin Star Exorcists Volume 3 has been covered (for the most part) in the Twin Star Exorcists anime series. So if you’re the type that reads manga solely to catch up...
Ninja Slayer Part 5 was a bit of a different experience for me. Thus far, every part (or volume) I’ve reviewed for the series felt different than what I saw when I watched the TRIGGER anime adaptation last year. Ninja Slayer Part 5 is different in...
Tokyo ESP apparently likes to jump around. Nothing is more evident of that than with the 4th volume in the series. Skip forward a year and a half following the incident granting everyone powers, we are introduced to two new protagonists (because forget Rinka and...
Ninja Slayer continued its story of chaos within the city of Neo Saitama and its most ferocious denizens. (Ninjas.) After Part 4 of the manga, Ninja Slayer is assumed dead and the focus shifts towards a new cast of characters. The “protagonists” of the volume would...
Almost 4 years and 229 chapters later, it seems that Nisekoi will finally be coming to an end. Yes you read that right, Nisekoi is Finally! coming to an end. In this year’s 35th issue of the Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, it will be announced that...
The fear of death is typically something that everyone shares. However, only a small few hold this fear in Immortal Hounds. Welcome to a world where most people revive instantaneously as they die. Sick or injured? Kill yourself and you’re all better. For some with a...
If Nichijou: My Ordinary Life were to win an award, it would certainly be for being beautifully absurd. It takes regular jokes, then goes so far beyond the line with them, never taking itself seriously. Every character within this series is always trying to do something simple, and...
As a disclaimer, I went into To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts Volume 1 with absolutely no idea of what I was getting myself into. Which was perfect, as I would argue is the best way to get into a new story is simply by diving right...
Someone over at Seven Seas Entertainment appears to be on quite the yuri manga binge as of late. With their latest announcement, they have acquired the Kase-san and… series. The series is still currently ongoing but has seven volumes currently in circulation. Each of the...
Today, the publisher Seven Seas Entertainment announced their acquisition of the manga tale, Secret of the Princess. This tale of budding high school romance was written and illustrated by Milk Morinaga. Milk Morinaga is also known for her other yuri style works such as Girl Friends. Secret of the...
The world of Ninja Slayer is quite a dystopian and violent one. Last I reviewed it, I claimed the world as being pretty high quality, even if the narrative can be incredibly difficult to follow. Honestly, that claim is still perfectly valid. We are introduced to the...
I thought that entering into a new arc would present some interesting moments in Witchcraft Works volume 8, but I was severely mistaken. One of my gripes with the last volume of the series was that the story seemed to have slowed down a bit. With a...
Shueisha’s official website for Bessatsu Margaret magazine has confirmed that Ayuko Hatta’s Shōjo comedy romance series, Wolf Girl and Black Prince, would be coming to its’ conclusion in the magazine’s June issue. The final chapter of the series will ship in about a month’s time as...
When I started reading My Hero Academia with the first volume, I had high hopes for the series. It seemed almost as if it was made specifically to close the gap between Japanese and American comics, and that’s something that I felt gave it more...
