Please Bully Me, Miss Villainess!

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Please Bully Me, Miss Villainess! (いじめてください、悪役令嬢様!, 나를 괴롭혀 주세요, 악역 영애!) is a comedic romance isekai manga that puts a fun twist on the classic villainess trope. The story follows a protagonist reincarnated as the villainess in an otome game, who, instead of being feared or hated, finds herself longing for the attention of the game’s heroine. Seeking affection in the most unusual way, she asks to be “bullied” by the heroine, leading to a series of humorous, awkward, and endearing interactions. The manga cleverly subverts standard romantic and villainess clichés, combining lighthearted comedy, meta-game references, and playful romance. What makes Please Bully Me, Miss Villainess! stand out is its charm, witty humor, and heartwarming exploration of love and relationships from an unexpected perspective. Fans of otome-inspired isekai and romantic comedy with a twist will find this manga both funny and delightfully entertaining.

Advance of Z - The Flag of Titans

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Advance of Z – The Flag of Titans (機動戦士Ζガンダム A New Translation, Kidou Senshi Z Gundam: Advance of Z – The Flag of Titans) is a gripping side story in the legendary Gundam universe that expands on the political and military conflicts leading up to Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam. This manga dives deep into the rise of the Titans, an elite Earth Federation task force, showcasing their ambitions, strategies, and the heavy toll of their ruthless pursuit of order. Advance of Z – The Flag of Titans explores the darker side of authority, questioning the price of justice and control in a galaxy torn by war. With detailed mecha designs, high-stakes battles, and morally complex characters, it enriches the Gundam timeline for both longtime fans and newcomers. Packed with action, intrigue, and the signature emotional depth of the Gundam franchise, this manga stands as an essential read for anyone who loves political drama fused with epic mecha warfare.

Awkward Senpai

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Awkward Senpai (ぎこちない先輩, Gikochinai Senpai) is a sweet and comedic slice-of-life romance manga that captures the clumsy yet endearing dynamics between a socially awkward senior and those around her. Known for her stiff expressions, hesitant words, and constant blunders, this senpai often struggles to communicate her feelings properly—but it’s precisely these quirks that make her irresistibly charming. The manga follows her daily life, interactions with classmates, and the slow, heartwarming progression of relationships shaped by misunderstandings, laughter, and tender moments. With its lighthearted humor, relatable characters, and wholesome vibe, Awkward Senpai appeals to fans of romantic comedies that focus on everyday school life and the beauty of small, genuine connections.

Hello, Innocent

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Hello, Innocent (Japanese: ハロー、イノセント, Romanized: Harō, Inosento) is a captivating manga that delves into the emotional journey of its protagonists as they navigate innocence, trust, and the complexities of human relationships. The story follows characters whose lives intersect in unexpected ways, exploring themes of vulnerability, personal growth, and the challenges of maintaining purity in a world full of moral ambiguities. With beautifully expressive artwork and heartfelt storytelling, the manga balances moments of tenderness, tension, and introspection. Hello, Innocent immerses readers in a narrative that highlights the significance of sincerity, the fragility of innocence, and the impact of connections that shape one’s life. Fans of emotional, character-driven stories and thoughtful explorations of human nature will find this manga a compelling and engaging read.

Shirogane no Nina

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Shirogane no Nina (銀のニーナ), also known as Silver Nina, is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Itokatsu. The story follows 28-year-old Shutaro Shimazaki, who returns to his family home in the rural village of Tsumagoi, Gunma Prefecture, after losing his job in Tokyo. Upon his return, he discovers that his niece, Nina, a silver-haired girl from Finland, has been living with his parents. Nina, who aspires to become an Akiba Idol, brings a new sense of purpose and warmth to Shutaro's life. The series explores their evolving relationship and the challenges they face together in a quiet countryside setting. Shirogane no Nina is a heartwarming tale that delves into themes of family, personal growth, and the beauty of rural life. The manga was serialized in Futabasha's Manga Action magazine from April 2012 to August 2019 and has been compiled into 15 tankōbon volumes.

Manaporter of [InfiniteMagic]

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Manaporter of [InfiniteMagic], also known as Mana Porter of Infinite Magic, is an exciting fantasy manga that follows the adventures of Kaito, a skilled transporter of magical energy in a world where mana is the key to power and survival. Tasked with delivering vital magical resources across dangerous lands, Kaito must navigate treacherous terrains, outsmart rival mages, and confront monstrous creatures that threaten the balance of magic. His mastery of the “InfiniteMagic” system allows him to manipulate and channel vast amounts of mana, giving him a unique edge in battles and strategic encounters. The series blends high-stakes action, adventure, and magic-driven intrigue, immersing readers in a world where intelligence, skill, and courage are essential for survival. With its innovative magic system, dynamic protagonist, and thrilling plot, Manaporter of [InfiniteMagic] captivates fans of fantasy adventure and magical battle stories, offering a fresh take on the genre.

The Flower That Wields a Sword

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An empire stained with bloodThat day, consumed by the cursed sword, I cut down the people I loved most with my own hands.Fifteen years have passed under its curse. Now, having claimed all ten legendary swords forged by man, I made a wish upon the holy sword."Take me back—to the time I killed anyone."Time rewound to the moment before all tragedies began. And yet, the sword remained in my hand.This time, I won't succumb in the same way. Neither the cursed sword, nor fate, nor anyone else will control me again."There won't be a second miracle.This time, I will find happiness."

Tenseishichatta yo (Iya, Gomen)

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Tenseishichatta yo (Iya, Gomen) (転生しちゃったよ（いや、ごめん）, I’ve Been Reincarnated (Sorry, My Bad)) is a lighthearted isekai manga that follows the journey of a man who dies unexpectedly and finds himself reincarnated into another world. Unlike typical heroes chosen by fate, his reincarnation feels more like an accident, leading to many humorous and awkward situations. Despite this, he gains powerful abilities and knowledge from his previous life, which allow him to adapt quickly to his new environment. As he explores the fantasy world, he encounters allies, faces challenges, and tries to live freely while balancing his overwhelming strength with his humble and comedic personality. Tenseishichatta yo (Iya, Gomen) combines fun adventure, overpowered protagonist elements, and witty humor, making it a refreshing twist on reincarnation stories. With its mix of action, comedy, and heartwarming moments, the series is perfect for readers who enjoy isekai tales that don’t take themselves too seriously yet deliver plenty of excitement and charm.

Parashoppers

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Mitsusada, a high school student with a unique way of looking at things, accidentally started a smartphone application that allows him to buy and sell special abilities. Suddenly, he is attacked by another person with special abilities, and he decides to use his abilities to fight back.

You Can't Escape From Tatsumigahara-san's Love

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You Can’t Escape From Tatsumigahara-san’s Love (龍ヶ原さんの愛からは逃げられない, Tatsumigahara-san no Ai kara wa Nigerarenai, От любви Тацумгахары-сан не сбежишь!) is a comedic romance manga that playfully explores the extremes of affection and persistence. The story follows Tatsumigahara-san, a strong-willed and slightly overbearing girl whose love for the protagonist goes far beyond ordinary. No matter how much he tries to distance himself, her relentless devotion, bold actions, and unpredictable personality ensure that escape is impossible, creating a whirlwind of humorous and awkward encounters. What makes You Can’t Escape From Tatsumigahara-san’s Love engaging is the mix of over-the-top comedy with genuine moments of tenderness, showing how even the most exaggerated love can carry sincerity. With lively artwork, expressive characters, and a fast-paced narrative, the manga delivers both laughs and heartwarming moments. Fans of quirky rom-coms will find You Can’t Escape From Tatsumigahara-san’s Love a fun, energetic read that proves passion is impossible to outrun.