...expecting anything other than a complete and utter deconstruction of the harem genre, then I suggest you walk away right now. Harem End is a brutal, unique, no-holds-barred black comedy which shows you that if a bunch of hot girls suddenly show interest in an all-round mediocre character like the standard shounen lead, then romance is probably the last thing on any of their minds. Hilarious. 6ui5o

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The premise didn't sound very humorous to me, so I went into this one fully expecting to ditch it after skimming the first chapter...only to be (pleasantly) surprised. I was pulled in completely by the weird premise, the ridiculous characters, and the unique situations they all get into.

Apparently, people find the art style off-putting. How so? Who says a shoujo art style - albeit not the typical...

Vampire Doll is a funny, sweet and humorous depiction of the everyday life of a vampire who finds happiness and (platonic) love with the quirky family of the person responsible for his century-long imprisonment. The story is episodic, and the characters are unbelievably sweet and perfectly ready to accept the presence of potentially dangerous supernatural beings in their midst; so if you value...

This isn't just a cutesy comedy, and it isn't boring at all. The premise might seem ridiculous, but Annyeong, Pi doesn't do too badly as an action-y comedy with drama and fantasy elements; and it's definitely not just slapstick, so I have no idea what jeffreymgibson was reading. And the oddest thing is that despite certain nonsensical aspects that were included for the sake of comedy (especially...

While I usually enjoy deep and introspective character analysis more than most girls my age, I had no delusions in mind when I started on Trick Ster a hour ago. It was obvious from the outset that this short volume was meant to be read as a comedy piece; MightyMaeve and Hell_Clues are simply missing the point by over-analyzing the psychological aspect of it. If you're looking for a deep and moving...

This manga has been marked with the "Rushed Ending/Axed" category tag, and for the first time in my long manga-reading career, I can't make up my mind whether to vote it up or down. I think that in itself attests to (G) Edition's greatest flaw.

The characters are loveable and the premise is creative, but the story suffers from a severe lack of direction. It's episodic with a slice-of-life/school...