Associate Professor Akira Takatsuki’s Conjecture 3 does splendid work building relationships and teasing mystery but needs to up the paranormal frights.
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The Illustrated Guide to Monster Girls 3 does not move beyond the general tired premise, leading to a favorites becoming forgettable because there’s no growth.
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The Do-Over Damsel 3 lays it out what kind of story it chooses to be: a story geared to make grooming acceptable and fully leans into it with a kiss and smile.
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The 100-Million-Year Button 5 continues interspersing laughs with actions as more information about Allen’s soul attire comes to the fore.
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Fox-Colored Jealousy is cute, even downright adorable. However, the constant need to instill taboo even cringe aspect in romance presents challenges.
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The Summer Hikaru Died 3 becomes more philosophical while still grounding discussions of life and death firmly in horror elements and friendship.
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Coffee Moon 5 ratchets up the action, feeling akin to beloved films as the magical girls find themselves playing a cat-and-mouse game with lives at stake.
While I Want a Gal Gamer to Praise Me 1 looks like a traditional harem manga, setting it in the gaming industry brings a fascinating potential for the plot.
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The Essence of Being a Muse 3 maintains the emotional upheaval of the previous volumes but wraps the series in a hurried manner that feels pat.
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Whoever Steals This Book 1 highlights the joy of book, feeling like The Reading Rainbow, where readers submerge into a mysterious journey of the written word.
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