I Thot You Was a Toad's manga / #Natsume Isaku(6)

Hero or sponge? Akira spots Oodoi being a hero and, afterward, collapsing from exhaustion. Impressed, he brings him home to nurse him back, and discovers a less fragrant and freshly pressed side to him. In spite of witnessing and, even, being on the receiving end of Oodoi's heroism, Akira remains skeptical. Oodoi isn't exactly forthcoming either. So much drama and comedy that could've easily been avoided with a little communication and less plot.

Paper-thin walls, zany neighbours who know everything that's going on. Oh, the fun of trying to let homosexual relationships develop in a glass bubble.

After a tragic mistake involving a colleague, Yousuke decides to take up the physician's practice in the Japanese Alps. There, he is forced to take up residence in the home of Kazuhiro, who seems unsociable and difficult. As Yousuke gets to know him, though, he discovers that Kazuhiro's past has left him with difficulties coping with being alone or in enclosed spaces. Yousuke decides to meet the challenge of being a doctor in every sense, and healing this strange man. A good story about how things are not what they appear on the surface. A cute community of people surrounds and supports Yousuke and Kazuhiro.

The insecure and explosive tsundere, Sougorou, heir to the onagata/oyama roles in a Kabuki dynasty, is forced by circumstances to portray a humble and affectionate spouse to his hated rival, Gensuke, who is more than happy in this role. Although tsundere characters usually tend to irritate the crap out of me, I'm looking forward to this one.

Fluffy and cute little oneshot about a stern pastry chef, rendered grim from ridicule over his taste for fluffy, cute and sweet things, and the boy he rescues, who fell on hard times, but decided to fall for him instead.