Manga Genres - Page 1602

After winning a 4 Billion Yen lottery, I quit my company job. But I ended up in a different world doing some serious volunteering, saving a poor village with contemporary Japanese materials and technology from the home center. What would happen if I bring modern home electrical appliances over there from Japan? And it seems I would fall in love with a beautiful girl in the village. Author's Twitter: Suzunoki Kuro @suzunoki_kuro Artist's Twitter: Imaii Muji @101_641

Years ago, Kosuke Fujishiro promised his childhood friend Sayaka-chan that he would wait for her to share his first intimate experience. However, fate intervenes when he is abducted and imprisoned by a group of fierce women dressed in provocative fetish gear. They claim to have a grand plan, but their true mission is to use their fetishes to conquer Kosuke's virginity. Why do these women want to shatter Kosuke's commitment to Sayaka-chan? As Kosuke braces himself for a sexual challenge unlike any other, this gripping thriller delves into the themes of lust and fear.

Fuyuhiko Unoki has always been labeled as a weakling due to the constant bullying he endured from elementary to middle school. Unfortunately, high school didn't bring any change in his situation as he was greeted by the school's top delinquent, Kanade Toramaru, who claims ownership over him. From that day on, Fuyuhiko's high school life is anything but normal as he becomes Kanade's personal errand boy, living in constant fear. However, Kanade is under a big misinterpretation as she believes that Fuyuhiko is her boyfriend while he struggles to hide his dread of her. Despite the misunderstanding, Fuyuhiko and Kanade grow closer, blurring the lines between their imaginary romance and a possible real one.

Only individuals with samurai ancestry are authorized to wield swords in present-day Japan. Word has been circulating in the city about Shiroyasha, a cryptic swordsman who has been provoking and enticing many experienced swordsmen to engage in combat with him. While on his way to Shiroyasha's abode, Ibuki observes a confrontation involving Kokonoe, his schoolmate and the most impressive swordsman at their school. Intrigued by Kokonoe's proficiency and swordplay, Ibuki makes up his mind to uncover further details about this enigmatic student.

Sayama is a pessimistic guy who always wears a face mask to school. When the most popular boy in class, Saikawa, rips off the mask out of curiosity, Sayama flips out. Despite his harsh words, he's somehow captured Saikawa's interest, who offers to tutor him with a bizarre condition: to let him do as he pleases with what's under Sayama's mask. Sayama hates it when people touch his bare face, lips, and mouth but he can't resist Saikawa's attention.

Yukari Marii may appear innocent, but she holds a deep and concealed secret: her striking purple eyes see all living things as robots. Initially brushed off as a harmless quirk by her friend Manabu "Gaku" Hatou, he soon discovers that there is more truth to her perspective than he anticipated. Despite her peculiar worldview, Hatou feels an undeniable urge to protect Yukari due to her charming demeanor. On the other hand, Yukari perceives Hatou as an "adjustable, all-purpose robotic device." Nevertheless, Yukari's unique and isolated perspective has caused her to feel alone, with even her old friend Nanami Tenjou treating her cruelly. Following a particular occurrence, Hatou learns that Yukari is not the only person with a distinct viewpoint, known as "Qualia." Upon Yukari's admission to an institution for those with Qualia, Hatou becomes entangled in a dangerous web of intrigue that she must escape.

The plot of the manga revolves around a romantic conflict among three childhood pals Ichika, Ritsu and Shun, forming a love triangle. Also featuring a one-shot titled "Apron".

Official English: From Tokypop: Meet Dinah, a disturbed young girl who has been sent to the small town of Bizenghast to live with her aunt following the tragic death of her parents. She is thought by her aunt to have some sort of mental illness, as Dinah believes the house to be haunted. Only Dinah is aware of the restless spirits, which only feeds the doctor's and her aunt's suspicions about Dinah's well-being. The house was a mental hospital, then a school for juvenile delinquents. The ghosts know Dinah can see them and they won't leave her alone. A recluse, she sneaks out with her only friend, Vincent, and together they discover a lost graveyard. There they find a sunken mausoleum, where Dinah reads from a stone engraving. This act binds her to a contract requiring Dinah to release spirits stuck somewhere between an unhappy life and a peaceful afterlife. If she refuses, she will face an eternity of hell. So Dinah begins her quest of "cleaning" the vaults, crypts, and graves of lost souls, all the while struggling with the haunts at home and suspicions of her growing mental illness.

Jun Shizuki and Yukiji Yano are both in the same woodwind choir. Shizuki is a bartender who plays the sax and hits on anything that moves. Yano is a gifted flute player who is incredibly nice and is well-regarded within the choir. No one would ever suspect that these guys would have anything in common, but could these two polar opposites actually be in a relationship?!

The award-winning Boys’ Love manga about actors “researching” a relationship is finally available in English print—and don’t miss the live-action adaptation! Shirasaki Yuki finally landed his big break. But the pressure is on when he’s cast alongside current superstar (and his former classmate!) Hayama Asami. Determined to do his best, he decides to dive deep into researching playing the role of a gay man and visits a gay bar for a one-night stand. To his surprise, Hayama is there and gives Shirasaki the shock of his life by suggesting they become friends with benefits! Can Shirasaki keep his attention on the role, or will he be captivated by Hayama’s good looks and irresistible charm?

Amidst the harsh and unforgiving streets of Tokyo, a multitude of Stray Cats scavenge and struggle to survive. Among them is Nanao, forced to acclimate to the brutish conditions after a catastrophic incident forced him out of his home. Placing all his trust in fellow feral Machi, Nanao attempts to persist in a place where resources are scarce. However, with the unexpected kindness of a few generous souls who provide sustenance to the strays, Nanao begins to open up and develop a bond with them. These humans, a pair of siblings who run a public bath, are also dealing with unresolved traumas of their own. Can Nanao help them in their healing endeavors and potentially find a new home for himself? This emotive narrative is one of survival and loyalty, embodying the significance of family during times of hardship.

Youta and Hikaru, twins who have shared a strong bond since childhood, have lived through their parents' late-night bar business. Youta has taken up the mantle of being the household's caretaker, managing chores such as cooking and cleaning. Hikaru, on the other hand, has difficulty expressing her feelings, leading to confusion and apprehension from those around her. Suddenly, the family's hidden truths are uncovered, and after waking up from a car accident, Youta and Hikaru find themselves having switched bodies.