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The Cat Returns is the best Ghibli film! 💜 Hope that you hands are all better now.

The fragrant flower blooms with dignity is shounen tho ^^

Hope your allergy doesn't cause you too much pain! Cool that you shot this haul anyxay! Loved it! The qiseki merch looks so promising, intrigued by the manga and ofcourse the maomao keychain is adoorable! Also your husband has great taste raiden shogun and kafka are great picks! Mine are actually their best friends (Yae miko and Blade)

Loved all the merch you got! I started reading Witch Hat Atelier online because of your videos and LOVED IT SO MUCH!, the thing is I tried to buy them physically on Scifier but they don't have most of the volumes available... and I don't know what to do!!!! I also look every day on Vinted just in case and nothing AAAGHHH! Even tough I live in Spain, I want to buy them in English, so do you have any recommendations on where I could find them? Thank you!!!!! <3

The fragrant flower blooms with dignity is so good! I really love the series and I can’t wait for the anime it looks so beautiful :) your husband has amazing taste Maki and Aerith are my favorites as well! They are such good characters 😭❤

I loved this haul! It’s super nice you got things for your husband too :) hope your hands feel better!

woooohooo! I’m so excited to watch this :D

No sé si lo leas pero esto es la mejor colección que e visto está súper todo bien organizado súper ien saludos desde Colombia

Idk why.. but I thought the girl on the second cover was Mikasa

Gakuen Alice is the GOAT - I need that manga relicensed so we can have the whole series in English!!

Which one should I read first? 🤓

I've not yet read the Medalist, but you're not the first one I've heard who was kind of meh about the first volume, but people on Twitter seem to love it so I guess it needs time to get really good??

what do you use to record?

I much prefer singles to omnibus volumes but I think for long/large series like Haikyu and Fairy Tail they're convenient for people wanting to collect the manga but maybe don't have the right space for a full-on big display. I'll be honest though, I didn't even know Fairy Tail had omnibus volumes until now 😂

I personally quite like seeing unhaul videos cause they are an easy way to see what people didn't enjoy that much. There is so many haul videos where people get new titles that they're excited about and then you never find out if they liked them or not. So seeing unhauls is nice way to get those opinions in a quick way so I know if I should bother with a manga or not if I feel like those are things that would also bother me.

Spotted fangs 👀 looking forward to that vol 3 aaaah

Omg they have gazing at the star next door! Such a good shoujo 💕

Yooo they have Oyasumi PunPun let's goo!

I also enjoyed reading The Summer You Were There! 🥲

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That price on the Fairy Tail omnibus was shocking to me. £22+ is ridiculous!

Kino's Journey really is! Sooo good!

hell yea yuri

Aaah, these are SUCH good recommendations!! I have yet to read half of them, but I have heard *so many* good things about She Loves to Cook... and Yuri is My Job and I'm so eager to start them. And I've seen My GF's Not Here Today around, I will be moving it higher on my to-read pile. But How Do We Relationship?! The Summer You Were There?! The Moon on a Rainy Night?! All of them are clearly among my favorite yuri, and whew, what a combo seeing them featured here. Long part, but! I'm enthusiastic! And I would like to share four others among my favorites: Even Though We're Adults, by Takako Shimura (10 volumes and ended, 7 or 8 released in English so far). This one has something about messy realistic adults all doing their best in a complicated situation that really amazes me. It takes an existing trope of two women falling in love while one of them is married, but treats this with an amount of care and nuance higher than any other occurrence of this scenario I've seen play out. Its atmosphere has an extremely soft something, that may be familiar if you've ever read Shimura's works (Wandering Son, Sweet Blue Flowers). I have yet to read ETWA's latest few published volumes but I think it's in my top yuri trio with HDWR and Otherside Picnic (see below). Run Away with Me, Girl, by battan (3 volumes, ended). Takes the same base scenario as ETWA, and instead makes something... well, more straightforward and expected with it, but uses it to shed a harsh light on compulsory heterosexuality, abusive relationships (CW for verbal and physical abuse), and how to escape from it. It's effective and beautiful and hopeful, and the art has something stunning and unique about it. Be careful about the CW though. Doughnuts Under a Crescent Moon, by Shio Usui (4 volumes, ended). Office Lady yuri that slowly deconstructs a lot of elements about normative pressure, notably to femeninity or relationships. One of the two leads could be argued to be neurodivergent and on the aromantic spectrum, and both of them are ace. Also features characters that address straightforwardly the underlying tension of things when they come up (featuring a love rival who is very straightforward and chill about it, and a very perceptive little sister), which is always refreshing. Otherside Picnic, Iori Miyazawa (8 novel volumes, ongoing). Granted, there is an anime adaptation, and it's not... bad, but it's not great. And also there are mangas that, as another commenter pointed out, are sloooowly reaching volume 4 of the novels. I would recommend reading the novels, the source material. The protagonist is an absolutely fascinating and layered character, a neurodivergent ghost stories nerd with canonical PTSD, and this medium is how you experience her best, with her inner monologues. Be warned that Otherside Picnic is genre fiction as much as it is yuri, in the form of eldritch horrors beyond understanding (something between, say, lovecraftian things and SCP Foundation). There's also gun use, and a decent amount of CW. It won't be a read for everyone. But there's just... so much in the novels that is incredible. That feels truly unseen in yuri. You have to give it time, though, and imo read at least two volumes (they're not that long, they're already published two by two in Omnibus editions, which means reading the first omnibus). It's a fun (if a bit horrific) ride before that, but I'd say the really good stuff truly starts with the end of the second volume (File 8, Little Bird in a Box, that the anime didn't adapt and it's a crime); but then it never stops after that. It feels like it's yuri tropes at first, but it's incredible how it's actually truly queer characters, baked in from the start, whose queerness unfolds slowly, as the protagonist herself grows. It also has lots of elements about healing from abuse and trauma that ring extremely true. Volume 4 is a particular stellar story high; and then the latest volumes released, the 7th and 8th, are masterful beyond words. I recently read volume 8 and it has a level of emphasis on communication and nuanced views on relationships that I haven't read elsewhere in sapphic fiction in general. Anyway, whoops, I got carried away! Thank you for these recommendations~

I highly recommend what did you eat yesterday, one of the many great manga under the gay cooking. As the manga series goes on you get to see the characters change and develop The early volumes have a lot more of a focus on cooking and actually shows you how to cook the recipes, but as it progresses it ends up focusing on the character more. It’s a really comforting series which I would say is most similar to she likes to cook she likes to eat. If you can I’d also recommend after catching up with the main series reading the doujin Shiro san x Kenji it has some remarkably cute scenes it which make me cry while also being quite funny at times.

Love the setup and the collection!

Awesome collection ❤❤❤

Just wanted to say thank you for mentioning My Girlfriend's Not Here Today. First channel i have seen it appear. I am very varied with my manga tastes, but do find myself majority reading shojou/josei titles as I just appreciate the themes. This is my actual first Yuri title after someone made a really good pitch to me so I definitely am interested in checking out your other recs (I have also had the impression that this is definitely not representative) I also would like to check out BL as well now as I now feel I am missing out on great storytelling! Personally I was very reluctant to pick it up, but decided to and so far it's my favourite this year. The artwork is fantastic and I really feel Kiyoko Iwame is a brilliant storyteller with both her panel construction and dialogue. I think of this as primarily a drama where she is unafraid to use toxic desire, insecurities etc. In terms of the spicyness, I give it a pass because I interpret it as putting us in the mind of the characters who are young/naive and confuse lust with love. Just finished volume 2 and still enjoying it. It's definitely not for everyone and I believe it requires maturity from the reader. I enjoy the themes of jealousy, lust, insecurity and also the toxic effect of social media especially for young people. I do work in real life youth offending and I can say that i actually find this quite realistic in certain respects regarding physchology and escalation factor regarding offending. Really hope the author doesn't mess it up.

Of all the series youve mentioned, LOVE LOVE LOVE 'She Loves to Cook, She Loves to Eat' and also 'How do we relationship. I was borrowing both series from the library and I've committed to collecting Cook/Eat and just need to remember to start collecting 'Relationship soon. I haven't read The moon on a rainy night, nor 'My girlfriend's not here today' but I need to pick those up, I'm hoping my library has them in stock!

Just checked out "The Moon on a Rainy Day". Loved the recommendations! Much appreciated! 😄

You are the first person I've seen with my happy marriage in their collection and I have to say I LOVE YOU for it

Love your recommendations and breakdowns of the content warnings. I took a very long break from manga but loved reading yuri, so I'm excited to see what's going on now (besides the green yuri trending all over twitter lol). If you're open to reading J-novels, I highly recommend I'm in Love with the Villainess (isekai, magical school setting, political themes) and Otherside Picnic (horror, urban fantasy). Those two also have anime and manga adaptations but the novels are much farther ahead, and I find they're a nice break from the usual highschool settings in yuri manga as well.

Thank you for the recommendations. Have you read I can't believe I slept with you or Our Teachers are Dating? If you haven't i recommend them. I enjoyed your video!

Enjoyed the video. I would love more yuri recommendations please.

I’m The first yayyy

Where did you get the prints from? Or did you print them yourself? It looks like such good quality with really vibrant colors❤

I love dark and angsty stories as long as the two love interests aren’t in a toxic relationship, that’s not the case for Intense is it? I’d love to check that out as long as it’s not toxic 😅

as a dutch person i mostly read my manga's online for free there are a few free sites for us

6:09 - That child is his brother. It's not a child from a previous relationship.

Happy Birthday! (cute kitty btw)

This is why mangatuber content are amazing. Those are so inspiring

Cool! Awesome first video! Thank you for suggesting these books and I found something I might like.

A really good one about a mermaid is ‘in the name of the mermaid princess’ it’s a current fav of mine.

Congratulations on your ̶5̶,̶0̶0̶0̶ 6,230+ subscribers 😊

I know this was pre-filmed but just a small reminder that Link Click isn't technically labelled as a BL, but it can be heavily implied lol

Holy shit I want to marry you Edit: sadly I am not old enough to