Romance
The Broken Hearts Gallery is a different kind of romantic comedy. It’s one that centers its…
Ao Haru Ride Volume 13 provides a satisfying conclusion to a story about kids dealing with grief, friendships, and growing up while falling in love.
Toritan: Birds of a Feather is so good, that the only issue with it is that volume 2 isn’t slated for release until March of next year.
Fly Me To The Moon Volume 1 does the job it sets out to do which is to introduce you to the characters and get you to feel for their blooming romance.
Snow White with the Red Hair Volume 9 is a fantastic installment in the series. This should be a must-read for any fan of more subtle fantasy.
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai is a long title, and the amount of emotion in the story rises to meet it, even with its fanservice.
Tezuka’s Barbara, a live-action adaptation of the 1970s adult manga by Osamu Tezuka comes to Fantasia Fest 2020 from writer-director Macoto Tezuka.
Love Me Love Me Not Volume 4 from Io Sakisaka is published by VIZ Media and it showcases the best growth of the series for each of the characters.
No Vampire, No Happy Ending Volume 1 is a wonderful shonen romantic-comedy about a vampire enthusiast finding an amnesiac vampire.
Shortcake Cake Volume 9 from VIZ Media and Shojo Beat dives into Riku’s traumatic past and brings him and Ten closer together.
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While Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2 itself faces challenges balancing its themes with subtlety, the romance reigns supreme in the end.
Boyfriend On Demand (Wolgannamchin) is the kind of delightfully humorous, rewarding KDrama romance I’ve been…
Can This Love Be Translated? gets lost in its quest to answer that question, but finds its way mostly back on course in its final episode.













