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Two friends promise to glow up before high school. One becomes the hottest guy in class. The other discovers he looks really good in a skirt. Don’t Confuse Me, Yamori-kun takes it from there.

Everyone knows Luffy wants to become King of the Pirates, but actually starting One Piece can feel intimidating. Here’s our guide to the manga, anime, Netflix adaptation, and remake to help you find the best place to begin.

What happens to the degraced prince after his story is supposed to be over? Apparently, he gets picked up by a confident innkeeper who decides this pathetic former royal is now her rehabilitation project.

Hi, Friends! We had a very enjoyable May here at Senpai & Co.! It was a busy month with lots of fun things happening one after the other, and it's like there's never a dull moment at the shop. Even quiet, peaceful days have business behind the scenes. May Artist Alley Recap! May's featured artists were MaruMarks and Froogy Printss, and it was so much fun spending the weekend with them! On Friday especially, the shop was full of people, and it felt like the perfect event we've

A look at ONE’s unique storytelling through One-Punch Man, Mob Psycho 100, and Bug Ego, exploring how absurd premises give way to deeply human stories—even when read in reverse.

Senpai & Co.’s May update covers new manga releases, Artist Alley weekends, our monthly Escape the Isekai event, and a behind-the-scenes look at how our Vancouver, WA bookstore is growing.

A thoughtful manga review of My Darling Devilish Daughter Vol. 1, exploring its blend of cozy slice-of-life warmth with unsettling supernatural elements, and how it captures the emotional weight of childhood loneliness.

A curious and slightly unsettling manga about reality “hacks,” Bug Ego Vol. 1 delivers a fresh, unpredictable story that leans more surreal than traditional shonen.

What happens when the goal isn’t to save the world, but to make sure the villain wins? Everything for Demon King Evelogia leans into that premise with a chaotic, character-driven approach and a very specific, high-energy tone.

Killing Me / Killing You is a post-apocalyptic manga about two immortals searching for a way to die, blending dark humor, emotional storytelling, and a focus on connection in a broken world. Despite its premise, it’s a character-driven journey about the meaning people find along the way.