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At first it had my interest, but now it has my attention. I wonder where the ride goes from here?

@kinokuri Because the trash isekai anime (and manga) are basically just long-form advertisements for the LN volumes (and other merch) where the publishers make the real money. Even if the anime series is garbage and/or bombs, it's still counted as a success if it gets more people buying the...

This is far more entertaining than it has any right to be. The synopsis sounds dumb, and the MC is OP and cheating as hard as he can, but some of the resolutions to various plot points have been screamingly funny and/or flat-out "nah, we're not doing that trope you expected". At least the MC...

This premise sounds like such hot garbage, but the scenes like "they've all been disowned?" and "wait, I thought he was in love with you?" are tickling my funny bone something fierce. And hey, at least we didn't have to waste much time on a school arc this time around.

Confirmed it's his sister. Wonderful. ...His mech is literally named "Arrogance". Amazing.

Now that is one hell of a cursed item.

Eating the flower, though.

Every time I think this series can't top itself, it somehow does. @migh Try a few chapters and you'll see why it's got both of those tags. Personally, I think it's screamingly hilarious, and the 'tragic' elements are played for black comedy.

@tailor31415 That idea makes some sense. I've still got a really bad feeling that, after such a war happened, certain species (particularly carnivores) were deliberately bred into more 'societally useful' forms through programs akin to early-mid 1900s eugenics. Interestingly, that might be part...

There's kind of an interesting thing about Labrador Retrievers (well, all retrievers, actually): they were bred with a purpose in mind, and bred to be obedient and friendly. (This seems to be true in the Beastars world as much as our own, based on an earlier flashback chapter with folks trying...

Don't Stand So Close To Me intensifies.

I have no idea what the hell's happening, but I like the art and the jokes are generally pretty good.

I'm not sure how, but this manga manages to just keep surprising me. @nobaka Yeah, he's a really nice guy. Maybe a bit irritating at times, but his heart's in the right place. It's particularly funny, because his character type (hostess club or maid cafe owner with a scar that makes it look...

My balls are as blue as the sky.

Damn girl - dunk on the kid, then turn around and dunk on the suitor, then the credits page dunks on all of us readers. I'm just dying for something besides TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS to happen, though. That's fun and all, but I want something more.

Well, Juno's literally a bitch. What'd you expect? One of the things I love about this series is that there are few major characters you can honestly point a finger at and say "you, yes - YOU! You're a bad person!", even when they're opposing each other. Yeah, Juno's being a huge jerk here, but...

Man, I love these moments where Louis is suddenly and completely out of his depth. He's got a handle on Legosi, he's regulating his relationship with Haru as just sexfriends, he threatened Bill with deadly force - and Juno just forces him down. Louis didn't see it coming, he doesn't have a real...

Well, let's not pretend we didn't see that coming a mile away.

The "I'M HER DOG!" panel justabout killed me. I wonder who's going to find out whose secrets next? I'm really dying to see how these dorks get outed to the larger group. @BobBob Yeah, I was really happy to see that too. Also, glad the guy didn't go any more violent. I've seen that plotline...

This manga is ridiculously charming, and I usually don't enjoy high school romcoms. Don't let the "harem" in the title fool you: it's just one girl 'acting' different stereotypical haremette personalities - theoretically for practice, but we all know what's really happening here. @unknownfactor...