dorkoblorko's manga / #Slice-of-Life(5)

While Yuri/GL is not necessarily my forte, I did enjoy School Zone Girls. It features a lot of romance options, all of which are good in their own way, and if you do love cute girls doing cute things who look generally shippable together, I believe School Zone Girls would be a good manga for you.

With the anime adaptation of Nagatoro-san, bully girls have become more popular as of late. While I wouldn't say Anjou necessarily fits the sort of 'step on me ma'am' trope most people are looking for, the main couple is absolutely adorable. Where Nagatoro is a little rougher, Anjou is more teasing and soft. Her relationship with Seto is so fucking wholesome, and they both seem to genuinely enjoy each other's company. If Nagatoro's more bully-like nature put you off, I believe Anjou's kinder attitude will make for a much nicer read.

robin my love <3 Ahem. Sorry. Got something stuck in my throat there. On a more serious note, the best way I can describe 'Mairimashita! Iruma-kun' is 'Poor MC gets caught up in something bigger than him, but he improves and achieves friendship in doing so.' The manga follows a similar structure to the classic action trope of growing in levels, but it also has a focus on the rest of the cast. While it is less so than Iruma himself (he is the title character, after all) I can say with certainty that this manga has made me fall in love with each and every misfit in Iruma's class, as well as every other character Iruma encounters. It's just a feel-good manga for people looking to feel good.

Nagatoro and Sen make for an unorthodox couple, but how they push themselves to be better and the growth their characters go through is wonderful to read. It starts out rocky, but if you enjoy seeing people strive to become better for their loved ones I believe Nagatoro is the manga for you. It also has plenty of Slice-of-Life tropes one can enjoy, and the comedy isn't half-bad either.

Two shut-off geniuses engage in an emotional battle of wits to get the other to confess to them. Features Chika, Iino and Ishigami as side-characters, all of whom are likeable and enjoyable to read in their own unique ways. I love these idiots.