TOKYOPOP Licenses Romantically Challenged, Can’t Buy My Love, and More
TOKYOPOP has announced five new manga licenses which includes Romantically Challenged, How to Fall in Love With You Again, and three more titles.
Category: Manga
MangaPlaza Hits 1 Million Members, Celebrates with Sitewide Points-Back Promotion
NTT Solmare’s MangaPlaza crosses 1 million members and celebrates with a sitewide points-back promotion through September 30. Here’s how to claim the rewards.
TOKYOPOP Faces “Substantial Doubt” About Future After $2 Million Event Bet Backfires
An independent CPA review raises “substantial doubt” about TOKYOPOP’s ability to continue as a going concern after a failed Naruto exhibition venture left the publisher with nearly $1 million in losses.
Attack on Titan Celebrates AOT Day with 99 Announcements
Attack on Titan is celebrating September 9 with special theatrical screenings and free chapters to read for a limited time.
Manta Announces Global Distribution of KADOKAWA and Square Enix Titles
Fans can now find KADOKAWA, Square Enix, and Manga Up! titles on Manta.
Marriagetoxin Unveils Main Visual PV for Season 2
The main visual for the second season of Marriagetoxin has dropped.
AOASHI Unleashes Intense Season 2 PV, Previews Opening and Ending Themes
It’s time to lace up. AOASHI’s second season is coming to Crunchyroll in October.
The Apothecary Diaries Finds Maomao for Live-Action Series
The live-action series adaptation of The Apothecary Diaries will premiere in 2028.
Manga Lounge in Monterey Park Seeks Vendors for Yuri & Yaoi Event on September 27
Manga Lounge is hosting a Yuri & Yaoi event on September 27 and seeking vendors with anime and manga merchandise.
REVIEW: The Villainess Who Came to Marry Into the Frontier Noble’s Household Is an Exceptionally Capable Wife, Isn’t She? Vol. 1 Is a Slow-Burn Romance Worth Savoring
One Peace Books’ The Villainess Who Came to Marry Into the Frontier Noble’s Household Is an Exceptionally Capable Wife, Isn’t She? delivers a charming isekai romance with a capable heroine and a surprisingly sweet dynamic. Our review of Volume 1.