Manga

My Master, the Wolf Queen

Kang Jun is a prince of a small nation in the East that has been defeated by the West. Taken away as a hostage, he is claimed by Rosaline, the queen who holds absolute authority over her country, and ends up living in her castle as one of her spoils of war. Determined to rebuild his fallen homeland, Jun stays at the queen's side and shares her nights, waiting for a chance to act. Then, one day, he stumbles upon a political secret she has kept hidden from everyone around her. Instead of exposing it, Jun decides to turn what he knows to his own advantage, using her power as a means to restore his country. Caught between his loyalty to the land he lost and the bond forming with the woman who

Neon Genesis Evangelion: Campus Apocalypse

Shinji Ikari lives with his legal guardian, Ryoji Kaji, and attends the elite NERV Foundation Academy, where his days pass quietly. The calm breaks when he comes upon a violent explosion and recognizes two people fleeing the scene: his classmate Rei Ayanami and the new transfer student Kaworu Nagisa. An older man with vast wings sprouting from his back fights them. When Shinji intervenes, he unwittingly releases a power that drives the winged man off. It takes the form of a gun-like EVA, a weapon born from his will to survive. Kaworu and Rei explain that the beings they hunt are called Angels, consciousnesses without bodies of their own that possess human hosts. Shinji joins them, and late

One-in-Seven-Billion Irregular

Joo Seungho's ability to hyper-focus makes him a god among virtual reality players, until the day his brain overloads and he falls into a coma. Forbidden from playing VR games, he can only watch as the most anticipated new RPG of the year goes online without him. Then a new generation of VRS machine gives him a second chance. Seungho dares to return to virtual reality and finds that the hyper-immersion syndrome that once kept him out of games may now be a blessing rather than a curse. Inside Lost Sky Online, he plays under a new identity, determined to stay one step ahead of the other players while making sure his condition never puts him back in danger.

Maoyuu Maou Yuusha

A hero travels a long and treacherous road to the castle of the Demon Queen, the ruler of the demons and the last enemy left for him to defeat. When he finally reaches her throne room, she does not fight him. She asks for his help instead. The Demon Queen argues that the war between humans and demons has done more than kill: it has forced the human realms to band together, increased their population and production, and strengthened their economy. Ending it, she says, would only unleash a civil war more brutal than the one it stopped. Convinced, the hero sets aside his sword and joins her. Together they confront the social structure that keeps humans and demons at war, though neither of the

Sacrificial Vote

Minato leads a quiet, unremarkable life at Yanagizawa private high school, where most students pass the day staring at their phones. One night an application called Sacrificial Ballot appears on her screen and demands that she vote for a classmate. The chosen one, it claims, will be handed a task or else suffer a social death. Annoyed with Kana, a classmate who never answers her messages, Minato votes for her without a second thought. The next day Kana is announced as the most voted student in class 2-C. Nobody takes the application seriously and the class dismisses its unease as a joke. It soon becomes clear that the vote was only the beginning. The ballots keep coming, the tasks grow cru

Gene Bride

Ichi Isahaya is fed up with men. At work she is underestimated because of her gender and has to endure sexual harassment, and she is tired of a world that gives her neither credit nor safety. Then Masaki, a classmate from her junior high school days, unexpectedly shows up. He claims to be the other half of her destined pair, a match made during a school event called Gene Bride, in which genetic information paired students up as a couple for a single day. Ichi barely remembers the event, and she does not remember him at all. His sudden reappearance pushes her to look back at what she has forgotten, and at the secrets buried with it.

Until I Love Myself: The Journey of a Nonbinary Manga Artist

Poppy Pesuyama is a nonbinary manga artist who feels relief whenever a form offers "neither" as an option for gender. Assigned female at birth, they struggle to find a place for themselves in a world that insists on two categories, and they are thrilled when they land a job as an assistant to the famous manga artist X. The work turns sour: X harasses them sexually, treating them first as a girl and then as something less than human. The job lasts only a few months, but its effects do not end with it. Years later, Pesuyama is still haunted by the abuse, their gender dysphoria sharpened by it, and unable to draw manga. To move forward, they turn to their own past, reexamining their relations

Hot Gimmick

Hatsumi Narita is a high school girl living in a company-owned apartment complex where the tenants cannot afford to live anywhere else. The place is ruled by the gossipy, self-righteous Mrs. Tachibana, and getting on her bad side makes daily life miserable. When Hatsumi's older sister Akane is late, Hatsumi buys a pregnancy test for her. Mrs. Tachibana's son Ryoki, who used to bully Hatsumi as a child, catches her with it and offers to keep the secret on one condition: she becomes his slave. Then Azusa, who once protected Hatsumi when they were young, moves back into the neighborhood and steps in to help her again. Caught between her growing feelings for Azusa and Ryoki's hold over her, Ha

Magical Trans!

Minami-kun comes across a poster recruiting new members for the Magical Girl Club and, picturing cute girls in cosplay, decides to sign up. What waits for him inside is nothing like the costume party he imagined: the members really do transform into magical girls. Stuck in a club he joined for all the wrong reasons, Minami-kun has to live with the consequences of his own mistake. The transformations, the outfits and the daily life of the group push him along a slippery slope he never asked for, while the relationships around him grow messier with every new incident. Between comedic misunderstandings, romantic tension and the occasional dangerous situation, the club members try to keep thei

The Yakuza's Bias

Ken Kanashiro is the scarred, intimidating second-in-command of the Washio Clan, a man who has lived his whole life by the yakuza code, where loyalty and the bonds between a soldier and his aniki matter above all else. Hobbies have never had a place in that life, until he comes across the K-pop boy group My Night With and is struck by the dedication the members pour into their craft, on stage and off it. What begins as one man's quiet admiration quickly spreads. Ken's subordinates fall just as hard, and even the clan's rivals are soon caught up in the same rituals: choosing a bias, chasing new content, trading rare photo cards of the members' selfies. In the middle of it all, Ken has to rec

Magical Girl Site Sept

Tsurara Takahashi is a middle school student and a member of the Shinzen tennis club. She leads a seemingly normal life, spending her days with friends and practicing tennis. However, beneath this ordinary surface, she hides a truth she cannot reveal. She has encountered the mysterious Mahou Shoujo Site and was given a magical stick in the shape of an electric drill. This event is a great misfortune, one that she cannot confess to anyone. The secret weighs heavily on her, isolating her from those around her. As a magical girl, Tsurara must now live with the consequences of her encounter. She struggles to maintain her normal life while keeping her new identity hidden, unable to share the bu

To Aru Myouto no Nichijou

Kinu has married into the Fujidana family and now shares a home with a husband who, by all appearances, does nothing but laze around all day. While she keeps house and goes about her routines, he drifts through the hours at his own pace, and she cannot help wondering what exactly she has tied herself to. Little by little, the everyday closeness of married life teaches her to look past that first impression. The small gestures, the quiet way he handles things, the long stretches they spend together without saying much: each one nudges her toward a different reading of the man beside her, until a thought she never expected begins to settle in her mind, that her husband has a bigger heart than

Silver Nina

Shutaro Shimazaki loses his job in Tokyo and goes back to his family home in the countryside. When he opens the door, he finds a little girl with silver hair and blue eyes inside: Nina, his niece, who dreams of becoming an Akiba idol. With no work and no clear plan, Shutaro suddenly finds himself looking after the girl. The two settle into the slow rhythm of a small city on a plateau, where the days pass between household chores, neighbours and the small troubles that Nina's ambitions bring with them. What begins as an unexpected summer turns into a quiet shared life, in which an exhausted young man and a half-Japanese girl learn to rely on each other.

The Legend of Kamui

In seventeenth-century Japan, Kamui is a child outcast, born low and left to survive on the margins of a rigidly stratified society. Grit, rage and a sharp instinct for survival are all he has, and the only path open to him is the life of a ninja. He is trained in the arts of the shinobi, but when he understands what the clan demands of him, he refuses it. Kamui abandons his masters and becomes a nukenin, a ninja without a lord, hunted by the very organization that made him. Around him move peasants scraping a living from the land, cold-blooded ninja and warriors both disgraced and exalted, all caught in the hardships of a violent age. His flight unfolds against a wider portrait of oppress

Earth Recording 0001

Soichi Mawatari has been shunned for as long as he can remember, first for the burns that mark his face and then for being a mistress's son. The only person who ever truly loved him was his mother, and when she dies he is left alone with her memory and a stubborn refusal to give up. That resolve carries him through years of hardship toward one goal: becoming an astronaut. His dream comes true when he is sent on a mission to the Moon. During a surface investigation he comes across a strange, feminine humanoid creature able to communicate with humans. Seeing his own loneliness reflected in it, Soichi gives it the name Io. Two beings who have lived apart from everyone else begin to talk, teac

Piece

Mizuho Suga, a university student, learns that a former high school classmate, Haruka Origuchi, has died young. Mizuho barely remembers the girl, who kept to herself and went unnoticed, and she is surprised when Haruka's mother approaches her at the funeral, convinced the two were best friends. The mother has a request: she wants to find the boy her daughter dated in high school, a relationship Haruka hid, and she reveals that Haruka became pregnant and had an abortion back then. Mizuho, who believed she could read people and sort them into predictable groups, realizes how little she knew. As she questions former classmates and follows the traces Haruka left behind, Mizuho begins to piece

Even If You Don't Do It

Michi Yoshino is thirty-two and has been married for five years. Her life with her husband is comfortable, but for the past two years the marriage has been entirely sexless. Whenever she tries to bring it up, he brushes the subject aside and puts it off to another day, and the distance between them widens. One night, while drinking with Makoto Niina, a thirty-six-year-old senior colleague, Michi lets the truth slip out. Niina is startled, then admits that his own marriage has gone the same way, and smiles with a lonely look in his eyes. The two begin to lean on each other, offering advice and support as each tries to repair a relationship that has lost its intimacy. What starts as shared s

Inner Beauty

Minjae has just been dumped. His girlfriend Hye-Eun, an actress, grew tired of a long-distance relationship while he was away in Australia trying to find himself, and she ended things from afar. When Minjae rushes home, he runs into Hye-Eun at the airport with Woochan, her striking new boyfriend. The meeting turns ugly, and the two love rivals come to blows. They wake up to find they have swapped bodies. Neither understands why it happened or how to live in the other's skin, and their situation keeps them close to the person each of them resents most. Whether they can ever switch back is another question.

Kingdom of Z

Five days after zombies suddenly appear in Japan, Satou Masaru is struggling to stay alive inside his school. Just when the situation looks hopeless, two high school girls, Nakiri Karin and Sekigahara Miki, come to his rescue. Masaru's relief does not last. Karin turns out to be a cheerful psychopath who enjoys the chaos, and Miki is a megalomaniac with a plan of her own: to build an army of the undead and rule what is left of the world. Both of them expect Masaru to fall in line as their underling. Caught between a zombie-infested country and two saviors far more dangerous than they look, Masaru has to decide how long he can play along.

Cierra

Cierra Elburke and Claude LeSpencer share the burden of being born illegitimate. Scorned by their families and society, they find comfort and love in each other's arms. Their bond offers a rare refuge from the cruelty around them. But Cierra's life is not her own. When she is forced to marry a man other than Claude, she pleads for another chance at life, one with a happier ending. Claude gifts her the "key" to the throne, a power that allows her to start over. Given this new beginning, Cierra makes a choice that changes everything: she leaves her old life behind, including Claude, hoping to build a better future. As she navigates her second chance, she must confront whether her decision wi

Lies Become You

Veronica, a femme fatale, has been sentenced to death for obsessing over the prince. With her life in danger, she slips aboard a ship to escape, unaware that it belongs to her archnemesis, the alluring Prince Halid. He agrees to help her, but only on one condition: she must pretend to be his wife. A woman who once set her sights on the crown now has to live as the spouse of the man she counts as an enemy, keeping up a lie for as long as the voyage lasts. Every day aboard brings her closer to a crew that could expose her and to a husband she never chose, while the reasons behind Halid's bargain stay hidden from her and the line between the act and the truth grows harder to hold.

High School Exciting

Kiichi Miyazawa, known as Kiibo, looks like a delinquent and enjoys a good fight more than anything. Behind that tough exterior he is a kind-hearted high schooler whose father trains him in the family's secret martial art, and he dreams of making his fighting skills his own. His routine changes when he meets Mitsuhide Kuroda, a man said to be as strong as an Ashura, capable of tearing a truck apart in only five minutes. Determined to stand before him, Kiichi throws himself into brutal training. The gap between them is enormous, and every step pushes him toward opponents and lessons far beyond what a high schooler should face.

Kimi no Tabegoro

Ayato is the son of a famous, wealthy household and has the looks to go with it, but he has never had a girlfriend. The person he has always been closest to is Kanada, his childhood friend, and that bond has never really loosened. Now Ayato is finally ready to say out loud what the people around them have long expected to hear. He is going to confess his feelings to Kanada, and once the words are out, there is no taking them back. For Kanada, that confession changes the shape of a friendship built over years. What was comfortable and familiar suddenly has to be seen in a different light, and the answer is not as straightforward as Ayato might hope. The two of them have to work out what the

I Dare You

Sa-Rang Yu is a second-year high school student who has never really fit in. Her classmates do not exactly bully her, but they keep singling her out, and the dares from their humiliation games always end up landing on her. No one says it out loud, yet everyone senses something seriously off about her, and that feeling only grows as the games take a darker, more unsettling turn. Caught between her need to belong and the cruelty of the people around her, Sa-Rang keeps playing along while the stakes rise. The question hanging over the group is whether the dares will finally earn her a place among her peers, or whether they will bring out the twisted side everyone already suspects is there.

Rascal Does Not Dream of Petite Devil Kohai

Sakuta wakes up to find he is living through the morning before Mai finally agreed to go out with him. Since Mai is no longer invisible and has returned to acting, life seems perfect, but the sudden time slip leaves him confused. He assumes it is another case of Adolescence Syndrome and starts looking for clues. His search brings him into contact with Tomoe, a first-year student who is desperately trying to avoid being asked out by the boy her friend likes. She fears being ostracized if she turns him down, so she asks Sakuta to help. One ruse leads to another, and soon rumors spread that Sakuta is Tomoe's boyfriend. Now Sakuta must find a way to deal with the growing misunderstanding while

The Gwichon Village Mystery

Heo Mumyeong arrives in Gwichon Village to spend some time in his late grandmother's house, a quiet spot in the countryside he has not visited in years. The house is not the abandoned ruin he expected: someone has kept it clean and in good repair all this time. His new neighbors are not happy to see him. Strange and openly hostile, they question who he is and why he came, and most of them make it plain that they want him gone. Then the neighbors who resent him most begin to disappear, one after another, and the silence of the village stops looking like countryside calm. Something is buried here, and the people of Gwichon are watching to see how much he notices.

Mythical Archmage Returns

Hayool has always been seen as a genius mage and the rightful next head of his clan. That future collapses when he turns out to be incompatible with magical AI, the system every mage depends on, and the people closest to him, friends and family alike, expect him to abandon his ambitions for good. Unwilling to give up, he comes across a book written by the founder of magic itself. What it teaches him is something no one around him can do: magic without AI. The discovery puts him ahead of his classmates and of the bullies who once tormented him, and a brighter path finally seems within reach. Yet that new strength does not go unnoticed. Secret plots form against him, and Hayool has to naviga

Cirque Arachne

Teti has joined the Cirque Arachne, a troupe of acrobats where every performance depends on trust, timing and the bodies of the people beside her. Training, rehearsals and shows fill her days, and she slowly begins to find her place among the other performers. It does not take long for her attention to settle on one member of the troupe in particular. What starts as admiration becomes something harder to name, and Teti has to work out how to carry it while sharing a stage, a routine and a daily life with the person who caused it. Between the discipline of acrobatics and the feelings she cannot quite keep off her face, she must decide how much of herself she is willing to show.

Boku Dake Shitteru Ichimiya-san

Nishina Tadatora has no real friends, and for months he has done little more than watch Ichimiya Misumi, the girl who sits beside him in class. So far, he has never dared to speak to her. At first glance Ichimiya looks like a lonely girl with no special appeal, but only Nishina knows how provocative she can really be. When she notices that he is watching her, she begins to approach him in her own peculiar way, and the distance between them slowly starts to close. What Nishina does not suspect is that Ichimiya is hiding a secret of her own, and that the girl he has been observing from afar is not exactly the person he believes her to be.

Life So Happy

The twins Aoi and Akane are in their fifth year of primary school, and they live with their father and with their grandparents on their late mother's side. The two of them are about to start taking their first steps toward life. New encounters and new experiences come their way, and they face them on their own as they grow, with the small decisions and the small worries that come with leaving childhood behind. What the twins hold on to is what Shiharu, the person they still hold dearest, taught them: that happiness is found in small things, no matter what life may bring. Growing up means learning to carry those lessons for themselves.

Sumire 16

Renge Ooyama meets Sumire, a lively sixteen-year-old girl, on her first day of high school. Sumire is not what she appears to be: she is a life-sized marionette operated by an old man in black, who speaks for her through ventriloquism and refuses to break character. To Renge's dismay, the puppet ends up in her class, sitting right behind her. The principal treats Sumire as a real girl, so teachers and students must accept her, but Sumire's insistence on friendship leaves Renge worried about her reputation. When Renge runs into trouble, it is Sumire who comes to her aid. As school life goes on, Renge and her classmates grow more accustomed to the marionette and the old man behind her, even

Don't Hire My Brother, Your Highness!

After working overtime for a terrible employer, a woman dies from exhaustion. She wakes up as Irene Werber, a minor character in a romance novel. In this new life, she has a kind older brother, but his fate is to serve Crown Prince Ervin Manuel Terence, the most evil superior in the world. Irene refuses to let her brother be exploited. She decides to stop the prince from hiring him, but one major obstacle stands in her way: she has no idea what the Crown Prince looks like. As she searches for a way to interfere, she must avoid drawing unwanted attention. The closer she gets to the prince, the more complicated her plan becomes. She is determined to protect her brother, even if it means conf

Just the Male Lead's Friend

Dahlia Averin would be content to live as a pretty, wealthy extra, if not for one problem: she is destined to fall for Rudrik, the male lead, and be used to help his love life along. Refusing to accept that fate, she decides to remain nothing more than a friend and keep her distance from his romances. Her plan holds until she begins to see the real Rudrik, who is not the man she had imagined. The more time they spend together, the more she cares for him, and the harder it becomes to treat him as just a friend. Caught between what she knows about the story and what she feels, Dahlia must decide how far she is willing to go to keep her resolve.

BORUTO: NARUTO THE MOVIE

Boruto is the son of the Seventh Hokage, Naruto, and he rejects him completely. At home his father is a distant figure; in the village he is the hero everyone respects. Boruto lives caught between those two images, carrying the need to surpass a man who has already become a legend. His meeting with Sasuke, an old friend of his father, changes things. Sasuke is a shinobi who walks his own path, far from the Hokage's seat, and Boruto sees in him something his father never offered him. He asks to become his apprentice, hoping that training under him will bring him closer to the goal he has set for himself. What starts as a way to outgrow Naruto becomes a test of what Boruto is really chasing:

Undercover Empress

Estella Arthur comes from the once-renowned Arthur family, a line of skilled swordsmen now fallen into ruin. To survive, she lives as a man, posing as an ordinary knight and keeping her inherited talent carefully hidden so that no one discovers who she really is. Then the crown prince of the Alphenstine Empire makes her an offer she struggles to refuse: gold and a guaranteed divorce after five years of marriage in exchange for her hand. She accepts, and finds herself crowned empress under a false identity. Now Estella must survive court intrigue and repeated attempts on her life while keeping her secret safe: the empress is a woman who has always lived as a man.

Super Gene

In the future, countless alien beasts invade from across the universe. Humans who devour the flesh of these creatures absorb their genetic powers, and that discovery ushers in an era of rapid genetic evolution. Han Sen is a newcomer to the base, and to the people around him he is only the Butt Fiend, a figure mocked and despised by everyone. What none of them know is that, in secret, he is the overpowered B God whose name they admire. Holding those two identities apart is a struggle of its own, but the real contest is over the god-genes themselves, which are not handed out to the crowd. Han Sen means to be the one who takes on the ultimate god-gene, even if that sets him against rivals, be

I Became a Level 999 Demon Queen

A young woman from a poor family, terminally ill and with little time left, is offered a second chance: to be reborn as anyone she wishes. Dreaming of a different life, she makes her wish carelessly and gets it wrong. Instead of the ordinary girl she had in mind, she wakes up as Raina Rubellite, the final boss of the video game she loves, the devil queen who torments the game's righteous heroine with overwhelming dark magic. Now she is the villain of a story she knows by heart, and that story is already moving toward her downfall. She has no intention of playing the part: her powers are absurdly strong and she knows every twist the plot has in store. She sets out to use them to live the com

A Story About Love That Starts Out at a Convenience Store

Eima Saitou is a gyaru who works the register at a convenience store, where the same faces come and go every day. One of them catches her attention: a regular customer she looks forward to seeing on her shifts. Curiosity turns into something harder to ignore. She starts noticing when the customer comes in and finds reasons to talk to him, and every short exchange at the register gives her something to think about after her shift ends. Their meetings all take place over the counter, and each one gives the two of them another chance to talk. Bit by bit, the girl behind the counter and the customer she waits for keep closing the distance between them, one short conversation at a time.

Good Morning Call

Nao Yoshikawa stays behind in the city when her parents leave to take over her grandfather's farm in the country. She has just moved into her own apartment, ready to live alone in the months before graduation, when she finds out the place has been rented to someone else as well: Hisashi Uehara, a popular and effortlessly cool boy from her school. The mix-up gets worse. The housing agency that arranged both contracts shuts down without warning, and the landlord demands more money than either of them can pay. With no funds and no home to return to, Nao and Hisashi decide to share the apartment as flatmates. Sharing a home with a classmate turns out to be more complicated than either expected

Koisuru Psycho no Shirayuki-kun

Haruki endures relentless bullying from a trio of classmates, day after day, with no way out. One day, a beautiful transfer student named Shirayuki approaches him and, smiling, asks whether he would go out with him if the bullying stopped. Haruki dismisses the offer as a joke. The next day, one of his tormentors disappears. Then another. Shirayuki is a psychopath who lacks common sense and empathy, and his idea of affection for Haruki seems to involve removing anyone who hurts him. As the people around them keep vanishing, Haruki has to decide how close he can let this smiling boy get. Shirayuki's devotion never wavers. Neither does the harm it leaves behind.