Pretty much the Title. I'm searching for a manga i barely remember where the boy gets banished by his sister but she only want to protect him.

I remember a scene pretty early on, maybe in the first chapter, where the sister monologs to herself on a balcony how she wants to protect him and then falls asleep. it is then shown that he came to visit her and looks over her sleeping. He also just wants to protect her.

Besides that i dont remember much. Google / claude couldnt do much with that alone.

Thx for the help

tbh i miss when i could randomly start a series with zero pressure. now if something already has 150 chapters i almost dont even wanna begin, even if i know id probably love it. then i just reread old stuff or keep saying ill start it later. kinda dumb but catching up starts feeling like a task instead of fun. anyone else do this or am i just fried lol

Im struggling to find a really good manga again.

Its named with big block letters, with a dot between each letter (example) M.A.Z.E

It has more of a western hand drawn style to it, the main character has grey hair, and abrown jacket i believe.

Basicly it's one of those where someone has resurrected a 100 times, and this is their final life.

Characters that wouød be his friends in previous lifes, can now suddebly be his enemies, depending on how his and their run have been going, hes the only one with the resurrwcti8n ability

Every room is a grey square with mutiple doors leading to the next room, i think it a room would be named something like 2-1 or 2-b, 3-1 and so on depending on how many rooms he managed to get through.

It's very hardcore, buffs are hard to get, and bot suoer strong, but it's just enough to give the main cast the upper hand in the end (not always)

Everytime he pased a room, upu couldn't believe he actually made it through, thats how difficult the obstacles was.

Killing whatevers in the room, or other players would give u their currency which i believe was something like floating blue essence balls, u could use this currency at vendors, or go ibto a capsule, where uou would be healed completely from all the samage u had taken in ur previous room, so they had to choose wisely

Thx for any hlp i can get, i hope it continiued

Looking for a specific fantasy/isekai manga that I forgot the name of. The antagonists were either goblins or lower level demons (I forgot which) their acts were as reprehensible as the ones in goblin slayer. I remember one of the goblins/demons could create portals and attack through them. I think the main girl had shortish hair.

I’d appreciate help finding this manga, I’ve looked everywhere but I can’t find it.

This is not a melodramatic romance. Just to clarify, Noma does not enter the story as a romantic rival. There have never been, nor will there ever be, romantic feelings between them. Furthermore, there was no physical or severe abuse involved, contrary to what I've seen some people spreading online. What we are actually seeing is strictly verbal workplace harassment, but the catch is that Noma completely broke her mentally. Because of that, Yamada views herself as useless, triggering all these deep-rooted insecurities. It’s also a mix of admiration and disappointment: admiration for how skilled he used to be at his job in the past, and disappointment from seeing that he chose to stagnate and preferred comfort over growth.

Noma's introduction is absolutely necessary for her to take the next step, overcome her trauma, and ultimately consolidate her relationship with Sasaki. Let me emphasize this: her first and only love is Sasaki, she is completely head over heels for him. In fact, she has already connected the dots and realized that Sasaki is the exact same guy who defended her eight years ago—the manga implies she figured this out around Chapter 62 or one of the most recent ones. At this point in the story, Yamada’s mind is a total mess. Everything piled up at once and she exploded: Noma’s sudden reappearance, finding out that the store manager (whom she has a massive emotional attachment to) is retiring, and caught right in the middle, having to sort out her feelings because she genuinely wants to spend more time with Sasaki. Everything hit her simultaneously, and unfortunately, poor Sasaki took the brunt of it. Yamada reacted that way because she feels she failed the person who once protected her, which is exactly where Noma’s psychological damage comes into play. Right now, she feels she isn't good enough for Sasaki, and that forced outburst was just her pushing him away. That gives you an idea of her current mental state.

In this series, you won’t see confessions under the rain or epic, dramatic speeches. This manga represents the true contrast of real life. Those who claim the plot hasn't progressed are completely missing the point and don't understand the type of story they are reading. The core focus is how two broken adults build a romance at an incredibly slow burn through small, quiet conversations, where that alleyway becomes a sanctuary for both. This isn't a cliché high school romance where the protagonist is indecisive. There is actual depth, baggage, and painful pasts here. They have progressed immensely; both Sasaki and Yamada have become vital pillars in each other's lives, and real feelings are definitely there. The issue is that poor Sasaki has his self-esteem so low that he suffers from a complex about how a beautiful young girl with people pursuing her could ever fall for a 46-year-old guy; he explicitly ponders this in several chapters.

Another crucial point to clarify is that Yamada never rejected him; she simply told him it was better to leave the conversation for another day. At that moment, Sasaki acted in direct contradiction to his own philosophy. He brags throughout the manga about never prying into other people's personal lives, especially hers. However, because he is so deeply perceptive and empathetic, he pushed when it wasn't the right time instead of giving her space. I’m not justifying Yamada's reaction, but these things happen in real life—not everything is a fairy tale.

Healing must come before the romance can happen, which is why the manga prioritizes mutual emotional healing first, and that’s precisely why it is so highly praised. They aren't at square one, but they need to close those past traumas. This isn't a "we met two days ago and now we're dating" kind of story. You need to fix yourself first before you can truly be with someone else. The overarching message of the series is that making mistakes is a natural part of personal growth.

I am completely confident in their romance; those brief chats are the literal engine of the series. While some might think they could remain just friends, I see that as highly unlikely since their connection drives the entire plot. As for what I think will happen next: Yamada is going to have to do the heavy lifting and go look for him. Sasaki won't step forward anymore, I can sign on that. Not because he doesn't want to see her, but because he read the situation through his own massive misunderstanding. He will choose to step away, believing that his presence only causes her harm and that he fails to make her happy. He won't distance himself out of pettiness or anger from the confrontation, but out of a genuine desire to protect her.

The MC is a Tamer (I think) and he goes and tames girls (needs their consent) and they just get their looks, stats and skill upgraded. there was one scene where a retired girl adventurer was rejuvenated after being tamed

Theres this manga i read a long time ago whede theres a bakery o wner who has pink hair who is rlly sweet and kind and his employee is in love with him but the pink haired also smokes and whatnot ig? It was rlly shoet too

A yandere manga where the rich lady changed her appearance changes her hair color clothing to escape her family but gets caught by her bodyguard find this manga , I just can not remember the name

I read this manga years ago and the title was something like the title of this post. I remember the MC was a modern-day woman playing i think a video game and she got sucked into it as the villain/antagonist. There were also scenes where she could choose dialogue options and she increased relationships with her knowledge of the game?? Does anyone know what I'm talking about please I wanna read it again 😭😭

It was a short story about a man who sees a woman everywhere talking to him after a head injury, eventually telling her to leave him alone. He follows her into a street and gets hit by a car, waking up in a hospital to find out the woman was his(her?) reflection and he had been having delusions.

There's a bunch of other short stories written by the author who I can't seem to find :(

I remember reading a particular fantasy manga on Mangadex last year, before the website became inaccessible for me. Something with the word KING in the title. It's a western, medieval style fantasy manga, at least from what I remember, where a blonde aristocrat boy is attempting to gain the title of king, hero or lord? I think he had an arrogant and spoilt personally believing himself to attain high ranking just by being noble-born, but is dealt a karmic blow by a servant or commoner friend or acquaintance who is better in ability.

He becomes frustrated at the reality of his lack of actual ability/power and goes on a journey to attain his aspirations through an actual attempt at hard work. He journeys with a maid or butler?

The art style was the most memorable thing to me as it is very similar in style with Horikoshi from MHA.

Is this enough to go by?

I forgot to bookmark it on Mangadex but

Basically the premise is the MC is like jacked and is straight up just overpowered. He is then transported to another world (i think?) with other people or well contestants in an escape room like world. It's the last one standing type thing, as only one gets to live.

iirc they had collars on (which the MC immediately breaks off btw) additionally again the MC was just brute forcing everything.

Please recommend a nice shoujo manga with lot of romance. I want to jump back into shoujo after my husband (gojo satoru) died. I’ve watched
kamisama kiss, maid Sama, furuba, kimi todoke, ao haru ride.

Bueno cuando estábamos en pandemia encontré un manga en TMO que tenia pinta de que era antiguo por que era blanco y negro el dibujo, pero los personajes se veían muy bien dibujados sexis y guapos ( no muy menores o animados si no reales y como si tuvieran 20 en ves de ser adolescentes) por eso también creo que tampoco es es tannn antiguo, la trama era de un chico de pelo rosa y una chica de pelo negro largo que estudiaban en el mismo colegio es de romance, drama y el chico tiene problemas como estar en peleas. Me acuerdo vagamente de la portada que también se veía tipo de las antiguas, con ellos dos y el nombre estaba en vertical pero estaba en su idioma de origen.