Work Type: Manga
Comics that originate from Japan for a Japanese audience but have been licensed and translated for English-speaking audiences. They are often read from right to left.
Manga Review | Wails of the Bound by Keri Kusabi
Company Chief is an Omega and Uses It to His Advantage
Manga Review | Honey Maple More More Sugar by tsushiko
Scary Man and Cute Man Fall in Love Thanks to Stuffed Animals
Manga Review | Absolute Submission -Like Hell I’ll Obey!- by tsushiko
Delinquent Sub Meets Goody Two-Shoes Dom
Manga Review | Playboy Beast by Minomushi Momonoki
Demi-Beast Wants Girlfriend to Force Himself Into Puberty – Ends Up With Man
Manga Review | He’s a Predator by Yuji Toriba
Title: He's a Predator
Yuma’s work-life balance is all out of whack. He spends more time at work than he does at home, and even when he is at home, he’s so stressed about work that all he can manage is falling asleep before heading in the next day. His only real reprieve is with his childhood friend Yasuharu, who dotes on and cares for Yuma. Yuma cares for Yashuharu, but there is one thing about Yasuharu that disturbs Yuma. Yuma has a bad habit of saying that he wants to die, and this habit is at an all-time high with all of the work stress. Whenever he says this phrase around Yasuharu, Yasuharu always responds with:
“I’ll eat you.”
It’s undoubtedly just a joke, but the way Yasuharu says it so seriously, Yuma can’t help being bothered by it. Still, Yuma’s phrase might become a reality when, after returning home from a long and strenuous day of work, Yuma passes out on his floor, but not before calling Yasuharu and asking him for help. Yasuharu comes to the rescue, ensuring Yuma is fed, rested, and gets the medical attention he needs, all of which Yuma is thankful for. But Yasuharu doesn’t intend to stop here. Yasuharu demands that Yuma move in with him so Yashuharu can care for him.
Though Yuma is hesitant, the offer is too good to pass up. But is Yasuharu’s offer as innocent as it seems?
Manga Review | Midnight Stranger by Bohra Naono
Title: Midnight Stranger
Roi is a goat spirit born from the wants and desires of humans. While the purpose of his existence is to protect and heal humanity, his looks scare all of the people around him. Unwilling to trust in this being, the humans end up sacrificing Roi in a fire to the gods, hoping they will gain favor for their offering. Instead, they end up calling upon the god of fire, Xiu. Xiu is far from impressed by the human’s offering, scaring them off with his power. Now that Roi has been sacrificed to Xiu, Xiu has no intentions of letting the goat spirit go, instead rebuilding his form into something cute for Xiu to enjoy.
Centuries pass, and the importance of gods in the modern world has faded. Xiu and Roi are still hanging out in the human realm, with Xiu becoming an idol to pay for their lifestyle among the humans. On the other hand, Roi continues to work for his master, Xiu, whom he cares for much more than a servant should. But as much as he loves Xiu and follows his every command, Roi can’t help but still be drawn to the humans who betrayed him so long ago against Xiu’s advice. So, during the night, in the cute goat form, Xiu made for him, Roi goes out to rid humans of illness and spirits.
While this is Roi’s purpose for living, would he be able to live if Xiu found out he was still protecting humanity?
Manga Review | I Caught Him Getting Off Online! by Megane
Title: I Caught Him Getting Off Online!
Hayato was just perusing cam sites when he came upon a camboy. Hayato wouldn’t consider himself gay, but upon seeing this particular camboy streaming while pleasuring himself, Hayato can’t help but be attracted to him. He’s entirely enraptured by the camboy, going so far as to memorize the moles on his finger. Hayato watches the camboy stream late into the night until the camboy finishes and ends the stream. Only then does Hayato finally go to sleep.
The next day, while at work, Hayato runs into part-timer Mamiya. They’ve worked together for a long time but haven’t worked the same shifts since Mamiya was in college. But now that they can work the same shifts, Hayato can finally get close to his coworker. While getting to know him, Hayato happens to notice that there are moles on the same finger as the camboy. What are the odds that Mamiya is the same camboy Hayato watched? And even if he is, why should Hayato even care?