The psychological thriller Asura’s Verdict (also known as Asura no Sata) has quietly become one of the most unsettling modern manga running right now. Written and illustrated by Utsugi Unohana, the series has been steadily escalating its dark themes of justice, morality, and childhood innocence twisted by supernatural power. With Chapter 30 on the horizon,…
The quiet magic of Ruri Dragon is something that’s honestly hard to describe unless you’ve read it. It’s one of those rare manga that blends the supernatural with the most ordinary moments of daily life. One minute the story is about a girl breathing lightning in class, and the next it’s about awkward conversations with…
The dark fantasy manga The Witch and the Mercenary (Japanese: Majo to Yongyounhei) has quietly become one of the most intriguing series in the modern fantasy lineup. If you enjoy morally gray protagonists, brutal combat, and a slow-burn character relationship that actually feels earned, this series hits the sweet spot. After the recent events of…
The quiet rise of The Mage Next Door (also known among fans as Otonari no Madoushi) has been one of the most surprising developments in the current Weekly Shonen Jump lineup. When the series first appeared, a lot of readers—including me—expected a light, cozy magic comedy about a lazy wizard living next door. Seventeen chapters…
If you’ve been following .A -dot Alice-, you already know this isn’t just another psychological thriller manga. It’s the kind of series that crawls under your skin and stays there. After the absolutely unsettling ending of Chapter 10, I can’t stop thinking about where the story is headed next. As a longtime anime and manga…
The deeper we go into Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, the clearer it becomes: this sequel isn’t trying to outdo the original—it’s trying to outgrow it. Set in 2086, long after the age of classic curses, the story by Gege Akutami with art by Yuji Iwasaki feels like a philosophical sci-fi war disguised as a battle manga….
If you’ve been doom-scrolling MANGA Plus lately looking for the next weirdly brilliant sci-fi manga, chances are Manaka the Human and the Slaughter Robot already grabbed you. Nao Iori’s offbeat hit doesn’t just remix familiar tropes — it quietly detonates them. Deadpan humor, sudden violence, and an emotional core that sneaks up on you… yeah,…