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@CSmith327 If you liked Elixir and Pulse, check out Lily Love 2, The Love Doctor, and My Girlfriend's Ex-boyfriend. All are longstrip format and are quite good. They're primarily on Lezhin Comics (paywalled) but probably found elsewhere as well. Oh, Mojito is another good longstrip format...

Hate to be the person popping balloons of hope around here, but the issue I have with this manga (which appears to be a near literal adaptation of the light novel) is that the light novel story is very long. If it had to be expressed in manga chapters, I'd guess the LN was up to chapter 100 or...

Interested to see how it ends. Wonder if they'll go with a reversal, where the MC has to care for Reiko while she's disabled or in a coma or something for a bit.

"Then what will you do if I also say these things I am talking about you" doesn't make any sense. I'm guessing there's a word or two missing? Or maybe a word extra (it makes a little more sense without the 'you' at the end). Kind of surprised nobody has pointed this out yet because it's the...

So presumably the grandmother was going to try to drown herself? I wonder about the relationship between her and Aria now. It occurs to me that Aria's desire to die started right when the grandmother died.

@EggsNRice Yeah she had already been torturing him for a while, and when you're looking for things to chop off, that's probably one of the first candidates.

So the initial abduction's goal was to kidnap her and copy her consciousness, which apparently succeeded. Their ultimate goal I'm guessing is robot freedom or something like that. One thing is realistic about this series' technology, and that is the idea that a successful AI is a black box. A...

The language she uses is so harsh that either the author is bullshitting us on how serious the bullying was (which would be lame) or she drove somebody to suicide (or inflicted a serious physical injury I guess).

The art style is definitely not for me, and I found it incredibly difficult to distinguish between the characters. That said, this is probably the single most realistic story I've ever seen depicted in manga. Terrifyingly real. Perhaps... too real. It's about body perception issues, it's...

This chapter actually directly contradicts something Iris says in chapter 11 about Mizuki, where her foot is injured by a thorn in the trail and her injury does not regenerate, implying she isn't a vampire. So it's either a minor plot hole or Iris is either misremembering or lying. Edit...

Yeah, I agree with icekatze. Xiao Zhong went too far in being possessive here, but Mushen is the one who has recently been upset frequently by how restrictive their lives are. Despite that, she resisted Xiao Zhong's suggestion to change things (by quitting her modeling job). It's easy to say...

Thank you so much for picking this up! Edit: I asked the mods to add the Tragedy tag. I think it is appropriate, regardless of how the story ends up ending. There's lots of despair.

Since a color filter reduces the range of visibility, it'd normally be monstrously stupid, but it doesn't end up impacting this particular manga too much. This is because the author tends towards darker shades of grayscale (i.e. the blacks are heavily distinct). I don't think it adds anything...

Based on the table of contents, this couple is the subject of most of the rest of this anthology.

@Raknasuu Yeah, unless I am remembering wrong, they're married (man and woman). It would have been cooler if they'd been a lesbian couple, but it is still neat to work with your significant other on manga.

This is caught up to the raws as far as I know. The writer just disappeared.

@Zoeko Maki and Momo are together, raising Kon (Momo's kid). Kon and Maki have a fight because Kon broke some rules (stayed out too late) and presumably went off on her for not being her real mom. Kon runs away (some parallels here) and takes a plane to come to that island to escape things (more...

Based on the table of contents, it looks like the chapters are grouped in sets of 2, focusing on different individuals in most of the sets. Later on, several sets have the names 'Mei' and 'Aki', so maybe later on (chapter 7+), it will focus on a single couple for a while.

This manga didn't resonate with me nearly as much as Still Sick did. I think it is because there's several aspects I can't relate to (abuse, cheating, and pregnancy are all things I haven't had to deal with personally) whereas having a destructive personality, low self-esteem, and being unable...

Yikes, I knew Pachka84's mentality on these things was fucked up, but that's an awful thing to say. Bet they would feel completely disgusted instead if Ayuna's hair color was blonde too.