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Title: Princess Jellyfish Genre: Romance, Comedy Publisher: Kodansha, Crunchyroll Artist/Writer: Akiko Higashimura Serialized in: Kiss Original Release Date: Nov 10, 2008 Fans of the Princess Jellyfish anime can now rejoice! If there was one thing the outstanding adaptation from 2010 was lacked was a proper ending, but Crunchyroll will now deliver that with their newest simulpub of the manga. ... Read more
Title: Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Genre: Comedy, High School Publisher: Kodansha (JP), Crunchyroll Manga (US) Kodansha USA (US) Story/Artist: Miki Yoshikawa Serialized in: Weekly Shonen Magazine Translation: David Rhie Ryu Yamada is a delinquent at Suzuka High School and wholly unpopular so while he’s heard about honor student Urara Shirashi he’s never talked to ... Read more
Title: Maria The Virgin Witch (Junketsu no Maria) Genre: Fantasy, Religion Publisher: Kodansha (JP), Kodansha USA (US) Artist: Masayuki Ishikawa Serialized in: Good! Afternoon Translation: Stephen Paul Original Release Date: February 24, 2015 There’s not a ton of manga released in the US that talk about religion, or if they do, it scrapes the surface ... Read more
So not surprisingly, after I did my post where I discovered a trend where most manga publishers have started to stop including right to left diagrams in their manga volumes, I was curious about it. So I asked people working in the industry why this is the case, and if this is something we’re going ... Read more
As someone that missed out on watching the anime, I’m very pleased to read the manga, and blew through the volumes in two days. I’m definitely curious to see if the women will accept that Kuranosuke is a guy. I’m also very curious if we’ll see the manga author also in the apartment! Literally is in hiding and all this entire time…surely that will change the closer the eviction of the building comes up?
Definitely looking forward to reading more.
I’m looking forward to the physical releases since I’ve heard so much good stuff about this series. Hoping Kodansha USA looks into more josei.
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