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Volume 11 of this popular sci-fi series juggles some downtime with mystery as it introduces us to a mysterious new antagonist and sets the stage for a new arc. Continue reading...

With an anime adaptation forthcoming, we return to Bless to see what's next for Jun and Aia's stories. Continue reading...

Akane's and Yukari's story continues in this second volume of That's Not Love. Faced not only with trying to get the sculpture removed, but also contending with the uncomfortable reality of the experiences their younger selves went through. Continue reading...

I would be careful about the Edinburgh side right now, as they removed the tweet about the dates, and the website also has some conflicting information. I'm waiting for it to be reannounced before booking anything solid.

The main story for Just Like Mona Lisa comes to an end in Volume 8, but how will this intriguing series conclude? Continue reading...

Powerful assassin Number Zero has been sent to infiltrate a magic school as a teacher to take out his latest target. But he gets more than he bargained for when he meets his unruly students... Continue reading...

This collection of short stories allows us to enjoy seeing the cast of 86 having some much-needed time away from the battlefield, enjoying everyday interactions that are sure to bring readers joy. Continue reading...

86: Eighty-Six enters its final arc with the next volume, but first we must set the stage for what's to come. Continue reading...

Rather than the anime alone, it also depends on if it did well for merch and manga / LN sales. The other thing to consider is that the team working it were those who usually work on DanMachi (you could tell from how it was animated, the colours and style of animation as well as the staff...

Set twenty years before the first book, Volume 2 introduces us to a conman turned investigator as he finds himself on the Divine Incursions Task Force and coming face-to-face with all kinds of gods. Continue reading...

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2026/07/27/books/keigo-higashino-obituary/ Extremely sad news today and a huge loss for Japanese literature. Higashino was still so young, and his books were fantastic. :(

After Maria and the queen are attacked at the castle, our feisty heroine decides to take a trip home to inform her family of her engagement. But what kinds of trouble will she get into on the trip there and back?! Continue reading...

It's the Golden Week holidays, and while Otakura prepares to dive into his backlog of games and anime, Narumi has other ideas... Continue reading...

Ogami-san Can't Keep It In comes to its conclusion in these three volumes. But what will become of the relationship between Ogami and Yaginuma? Continue reading...

Boy's Abyss is a good comparison, actually, but I feel Boy's Abyss is much more... unhinged? (I suppose) the whole way through, which helps with the overall believability of it. In which there is none. Whereas I think this started out more grounded and slowly unravelled in some ways. But that's...