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It used to be that the fate of the world would rest on the shoulders of one single person. At least, that’s how it was in many shonen manga series and some Western comics. However, as the years have gone

A confession: I’m not into K-POP. It’s not for the lack of trying, but because I’ve dived so deep into the J-POP scene, I’ve told myself that I need another me in order to give the same amount of attention

Finally, we’re getting some answers. Tsukasa’s immortality has been known for a while in Fly Me to the Moon. The question was, how does it work? And can it be reversed? Nasa has spent many, many volumes of this series

You’ve got a powerful sword, a super-sized black market auction, and a keeper who can only access the contents of said auction. On top of that, skilled sorcerers are guarding the auction and its contents with their very lives. If

A good volume of Sakamoto Days showcases the strengths of Taro and Shin, but a great volume puts everyone’s skills on display. Volume Seventeen does exactly that, with both hero and villain giving it all that they got. And why

So much on the plate of this week's Duck Amuck in Japan, your belly will expand like Oguri Cap's! King Baby Duck witnesses the final icontinew concert featuring singer Hima, and is rattled with glee over Akai Kurage! But some

The Elusive Samurai has always been a feast for the eyes. Whether it’s the comedic facial expressions or the over-the-top violence, Yusei Matsui’s alternate history manga knows how to pull off pure eye candy. But in its fifteenth volume, The

Our star may be called Tatsu the Immortal Dragon, but The Way of the Househusband hasn’t been immune to poor storytelling. For a while now, the series has had its ups and downs regarding its entertainment value. In fact, I

Nazuna rests on my lap as I type this. No, not the real Nazuna, mind you (we don’t have that sort of technology yet), just a plushie of her I found for ¥300 at an anime shop in Shinjuku. It

At long last, Jujutsu Kaisen can finally say the phrase fans have long been waiting to hear: Satoru Gojo is back! After dealing with far too many manga volumes without his delightful presence, Gege Akutami has finally found it in