Maddies Manga

For stories with high stakes! Think: QQ Sweeper, Yona of the Dawn, etc.

For stories where the protagonists powers have a direct effect on the plot. Think: Kamisama Kiss, Magical Girl Dandelion, etc.

For stories where the two leads make a great team. Think: QQ Sweeper, Sekai de Ichiban Warui Majo, etc.

For stories with extra beautiful art—this is subjective, of course.

For stories with cute and innocent romances. Think: Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent; Love, That’s an Understatement.

For romance stories told from the male protagonists point of view. Think: Akira Failing in Love.

For stories that primarily focus on romance. Think: Watashi no Koi no Hajimekata.

For stories where it’s crystal clear the protagonists like each other from the very start.

For stories where everything is lighthearted—a stress free read.

For stories where the protagonists have a complicated romantic relationship. Think: Watch Out for Watarase!; Tell Me, Dear Butler, etc.

For stories where there’s romance right from volume one! Think: You’ve Got Me, Sempai ; Love, That’s an Understatement, etc.

For stories where the characters are unique and fleshed out. Think: MARS, Spring Storm and Monster, etc.

For stories where the protagonists have a cute and playful relationship. Think: First Love, Worst Love ; Kami ni Koi nado Hayasugiru, etc.

For stories where the romance takes a backseat in the main storyline. Think: The Seaside Where Dragon Boys Dwell.

For stories with a more steamy romance plot. Think: Love Potion Paradox.