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Undead Unluck
Yoshifumi Tozuka
Undead Unluck is an action-packed supernatural manga written and illustrated by Yoshifumi Tozuka. The narrative follows Fuuko Izumo, a young woman whose touch brings lethal bad luck to anyone around her, and Andy, an immortal warrior seeking the ultimate death.
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Official promoromantic comedy · Slice of life
Aharen-san is Indecipherable
Asato Mizu
Aharen-san is Indecipherable is a beloved slice-of-life romantic comedy series created by Asato Mizu. The story revolves around Reina Aharen, a petite high school girl who has trouble gauging personal boundaries and speaking at normal volumes.
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Official promoComing of age · performing arts
Akane-banashi
Yuki Suenaga
Akane-banashi is an acclaimed coming-of-age drama written by Yuki Suenaga and illustrated by Takamasa Moue. The series immerses readers in the intricate universe of rakugo, Japan's traditional art of comedic monologue storytelling.
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Marriage Toxin
Yoda, Joumyaku
Marriage Toxin is a high-adrenaline action romantic comedy created by writer Joumyaku and artist Mizuki Yoda. The story centers on Gero, a young assassin belonging to a legendary clan of poison specialists operating in the underworld.
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Official promoComedy · Supernatural
Debby the Corsifa Never Backs Down
Masahiro Hirakata
Debby the Corsifa Never Backs Down is a comedic supernatural manga created by Masahiro Hirakata. The story revolves around Debby, a terrifyingly powerful demon who descends to Earth with the intent of destroying humanity.
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How to Brew Delicious Coffee
Yuka Murayama
How to Brew Delicious Coffee is a romance manga based on the highly acclaimed romance novel series by Yuka Murayama. The narrative centres on Katsumasa Izumi, a high school student whose daily life shifts after a major family change.
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Black Clover: Quartet Knights
Yuki Tabata
Black Clover: Quartet Knights is an official manga spin-off of Yuki Tabata's dark fantasy series Black Clover, illustrated by Yumiya Tashiro. The story expands upon the universe of the popular video game adaptation of the same title.
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Oblivion Battery
Eco Mikawa
Oblivion Battery is an acclaimed baseball sports manga created by Eco Mikawa. The narrative centers on Haruka Kiyomine, a pitch-throwing monster, and Kei Kaname, a brilliant general-like catcher, who dominated middle school baseball.
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Official promoSci-fi · Mystery
Brynhildr in the Darkness
Lynn Okamoto
Brynhildr in the Darkness is a dark science-fiction mystery manga created by Lynn Okamoto. The story centers on Ryota Murakami, an intelligent high school student obsessed with looking at the stars to search for extraterrestrial life.
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Witching Hour Zoo
Kohei Horikoshi
Witching Hour Zoo is an imaginative supernatural comedy manga created by Kohei Horikoshi. The story centers on Hana Aoi, a well-meaning yet incredibly clumsy high school girl who loves animals. Seeking to gain self-confidence, she applies for a part-time job at a secluded animal sanctuary.
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Official promoSci-fi · Action
The Ultimate Engagement
Yoshiyuki Miwa
The Ultimate Engagement is an action-packed sci-fi romance manga written by Shunji Eto and illustrated by Yoshiyuki Miwa. Set in a grand cosmic era, the story follows Prince Kris, the heir to the royal throne governing the galaxy. To determine his future queen, a historic tournament is held to find the strongest woman in the universe.
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Chibi Maruko-chan
Momoko Sakura
Chibi Maruko-chan is a legendary slice-of-life comedy manga written and illustrated by Momoko Sakura. Set in Showa-era Shimizu, Shizuoka Prefecture, the story revolves around the daily life of a third-grade schoolgirl named Maruko. It offers a nostalgic and humorous reflection on childhood experiences during the 1970s.
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