While it is a great series, this omnibus edition doesn't feel the best way to introduce the story to new readers.

The comedy romance boldly makes its way into the English market; read our review now!

It's finally time for the Battler Party, and Iruma and his friends can showcase what they have been working on. However, their battler president has some nefarious plans in place for the party and it's up to Iruma to stop him.

It's getting colder; does that mean that romance is in the air? This new romance manga may have the answer!

The first volume of this yuri manga will certainly put a smile on your face; read our review to find out why!

While the Asahigaoka girls’ summer adventure in Okinawa may be over, there’s still plenty of fun to be had before the holidays end, yet when they do, the new school term brings in some new faces as the girls discover both the highs and lows of growing up.

After six years away, the surreal comedy returns, complete with jaguars, floating boxes and very expensive ham.

It's time for Iruma to face the ranking exams and decide if it's worth going back to the human world.

It’s the summer holidays and the kids of Asahigaoka are bored. The remedy? Suguru winning a 4-day trip to Okinawa in a lottery! Get ready to follow our cast on a life-changing adventure in this fun and cosy tropical film.

We return to the peaceful village of Asahigaoka in this strong and consistent follow-up where Renge, Hotaru, Natsumi and Komari continue to learn, laugh and grow through a variety of fun and engaging adventures in the Japanese countryside.

Inspired by a performance of a band called Ho-Kago Tea Time, a group of girls decide to form a band of their own.

Iruma is a 14-year-old human who is sold to a demon and forced to attend demon school. Can he survive the next few years and find himself?

Relaxing and heartfelt, Non Non Biyori depicts the lives of a group of young girls who live in a sleepy faming village as they learn, grow and embark on a range of fun adventures in the idyllic Japanese countryside.

After bombing hard at their big live concert at the Ekimae Fudōsan Stadium, Franchouchou find themselves deep in debt while their manager is drowning himself in a mixture of alcohol and depression. With the end of Saga prefecture nigh, can the group pull each other up out the doldrums and save their fans, the townsfolk and each other from certain doom?

Can four handsome boys transform a horror-loving, darkness-hiding, beauty-hating girl into someone "normal"?

Just by reading the first volume, you can tell that Oshi No Ko is going to be a very popular and talked about series when the anime adaptation comes out in April. Check out the review for Volume 1 here!