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Uta (who has newly come out as gay) and Ryo (seemingly straight) have been living together for a year and a half. At first, they had their fights. They also slept together. But these days, they're as tranquil as a middle-aged married couple. Only problem is... they haven't had sex or kissed in almost a year. With their lease renewal hanging over his head, Uta is wondering if it even makes sense for them to continue this way. Why would a gay man and a straight man who aren't dating or even sleeping together keep living like a couple? 

Night after night, Elva steps forth into the black sea with sword in hand, driving back creatures that surge forth from the waves - for he is one of the 'kannagi,' white-haired, ageless warrior priests chosen by the divine to protect the people of the island. Although kannagi are destined to live short and lonely lives, Elva has found devoted companion in Alto, whose touch heals the black stains left by the cursed sea, and who has sworn to serve him and free him from his cursed fate.
 

Fated to die as the villainess of an otome game, Mystia sets out to change her own unhappy ending!

Despite her best efforts, things for reincarnated villainess Mystia Aren keep taking a turn for the worse. After a study session with her friends, the new girl Miss Lucquit is attacked. And the troubles don’t end there, as the stalker who has been silently plaguing Mystia’s school life finally reveals himself. Mystia’s family and friends are acting strangely too, but Mystia is too busy trying to avoid her dark fate to notice. Is this all part of the otome game’s story, or is Mystia caught up in something much bigger?

The heart seeks love, and the body seeks servitude. Although Uto and Suzube still care for each other, they return to being boss and subordinate.

This book contains explicit sexual content. It is not intended for anyone under 18 years of age.

The heart seeks love, and the body seeks servitude. Although Uto and Suzube still care for each other, they return to being boss and subordinate.

Wails of the Bound: Beta is a spin-off of popular BL title Wails of the Bound.

This book contains explicit sexual content and omegaverse themes. It is not intended for anyone under 18 years of age.

This is the thrilling final volume of the sci-fi manga series inspired by hit Ubisoft franchise Watch Dogs!

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is planning on instituting the newest version of its futuristic urban infrastructure management system, J-ctOS 2.0, and Inspector Goda Gordan and hacker activist group DEDSEC must expose the underbelly before it's too late. Alongside a yakuza-hired fixer named Yamanoi, Goda and SSB come up with a plan to exchange Yamanoi's life for the vital information needed to expose Blume, the government, and the harm that J-ctOS 2.0 will cause. The only issue is that Blume Japan is willing to do just about anything to keep that from happening.

Will DEDSEC be able to survive the trap waiting for them? Or will Blume be the end of DEDSEC, once and for all?

"It's a great-looking manga with detailed backgrounds that bring the futuristic setting to life. It's like a fun action flick, albeit one you've probably seen before: scrappy underdogs taking on the world when it didn't seem like they had a chance." — Lauren Ortini, Anime News Network

Mutupo — the totem — is an animal or object deemed sacred by a clan or tribe. For centuries, Zimbabweans would stay in touch with their ancestry and the practices surrounding their culture by embracing Mutupo.

There are some who have the ability to use their totem animal's attributes as a superpower to augment their physiology. Using Mutupo is not only rare — it’s also highly illegal. Join ​Shingai on his journey of self-discovery as he finds himself coming up against other Mutupo users... and the police who oppose them.

"The world building is rather impressive and is perhaps even just as good as what Ryan Coogler crafted when realising Wakanda in Black Panther." — Ed Sum, Otaku no Culture