I'maMangareader's Reviews

This would've been a lot better if it had just not included the side romances, or even just written them differently. The age gap is way to big to continue this story.

The series that was based on a song and got an anime adaptaption. About repeating the day over remembering every little thing you did before that should be changed for the next time. There's defintely a moral in here sonewhere.

Two of Makoto Shinakai's stories that both share a common theme: two characters who you really want to ge together but are pulled apart to which the character that the story follows is brought closer together to the supposedly supporting characters.

An ongoing tale of a shy witch who is visited by people associated with the second prince. I was under the impression that a character in this series was called Louise but as it turns out their name was Mr Louis.

To the sao fans who prefered Asuna, you might want to check this out as the opening of this extra sao content starts off with her origins to the overall story.

This psychological series is not afraid to tell its audience everything they need to know at the very beginning. But seriously, don't even get me started on the endless 8 arc.

Kirito is too much of a mary sue to be likeable. Season 2 has more interesting characters, but its too mainstream for no outstanding reason.

A daunting and boring tale of a woman raising the chaotic children of her interspecies relationship. I finished this movie but really should've dropped it.

Having watched the anime twice, I can say that its not as good as everyone hypes it up to be. It's just the same makoto shinkai formula. Introducing two love interests who have a condition that makes it difficult for them to be together, something sad happens, which then results in an ending that leaves you with more questions than answers.

A snail-paced yet endearing tale of two teenagers learning to accept themselves, whether it be their appearance or outlook on life, watch them gain confidence as they embark on a journey of community around a shopping mall.

Another series that MangaUP! should pick up to balance out isekai-villainess to school life selection they have is called JK to Kateiyoushi by Maki Miki.

A tale of the trials and tribulations of going after your dreams! A classic in relation to both (classical) music and manga! If you liked Chihayafuru, you might like this one too!

Lacking good grades in biology? Prefer to be reading manga than studying? Try this! Imagining the functions of the body as people from this manga might help boost your grades if your a visual learner!

I get that the common trope in stories with wealthy characters is to have one or more maids but, you'd be a lot more capable and competent without them.

What is nice about these manga chapters by Voltage is that every chapters offers a free preview, which seems to be the only people on here that does this for all it's chapters.

Having similar relationship dynamics to Wolf Girl and Black Prince, these two titles have been looked down on for good reasons.

This manga tells the story of two characters that act completely different to how they look. If you liked Seeing Through the Human Heart, this might be your next read.

If you liked the Netflix movie Love Like the Falling Petals and want to read something similar, then you might want to check out this series.

The title may sway you to believe this has some relation to the popular Studio Ghibli movie of the same name, but the only thing they share is their title.

At first glance, I thought they were in school uniform but after I read the word work, I looked again and upon inspection, they are in fact protagonists out of high school.