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Have you ever wondered why Koreans ask you about your blood type? It’s not because they want to know what to do in case you happen to be in an accident (although it really is vital information), but it’s because there is a underlying belief that blood types affect personalities and character in the way an astrological sign may. Another hugely successful webtoon, it has packed all the existing stereotypes of each blood type and more into a hilarious series. Strangely enough, there are many which are so darn true it’s kind of uncanny. Much funnier when you know your own blood type. Original webtoon (Korean webcomic)
A bunch of patients tries to covertly break out in order to eat ramen outside a hospital despite a strict curfew.
From Chocolate Kimchi Scans: A gang boss goes to a rural school to teach a class of five unique children. Original Webcomic
Izumi Sumi, a 25-year-old part-timer struggles through anxiety and depression, pondering the meaning for her own life.
What would happen if Owari no Seraph wasn't a fantasy-action manga? Well, this what would happen..Main Series: http://mangapark.me/search?q=owari-no-seraph
"Faithful to our instincts, we are animals! Come take a look at our animal high school lives." In the middle of the forest, there is a all-boys school. Students learn and live regular lives…that is if they can survive to the end! This school isn’t just some ordinary school for humans, but rather a place animals go to educate themselves in the art of being human. We follow Oh Daram (name meaning Squirrel) as he starts classes in the first year they finally integrate herbivores into the student body. Insanity ensue as his best friend, Kim Neukdae (meaning Wolf) continually tries to get a little taste of Daram’s tail, a new baby duckling joins his family, and his classmates behave like the rambunctious animals they are. Is anyone really ready to be human?
From Storm in Heaven:A short gag manga featuring You Higuri herself. It revolves around her utterly cute, mischievous, and ill-mannered puppy Papi, the Papillon.
Yuu found himself in another world, here he spends his time not adventuring in the town’s labyrinth, nor hunting down a demon lord, but running the world’s only café.<br>His days pass as he hopes for an upswing in popularity and works towards keeping his… eccentric regulars happy. One day, a student at the town’s magic academy finds his café when looking for a quiet place to study, how will things develop from here?
Atsuki Komiya is a college student that’s living alone. Suddenly, his sister visits and asks for a favor, which is to take care of his niece, Kasane, for two weeks. A story about the awkward relationship of these two, the confused Atsuki and the sullen Kasane, living together. Which direction will this story go…?Made by: http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=558398
A collection of short stories. The title story:Shinobu grew up in a town so small that he didn't even have any classmates in elementary school. Without any friends his age, he spent his time learning about flowers with a local horticulture expert. Now that he's moved away to a city, he still sticks to himself, since he never really learned how to make friends. That is, with the exception of Yukihito, who came up to him one day and became his friend. The trouble is, now Yukihito means the world to Shinobu, and he doesn't know what to do about it.
Just another story of youth, love, life, and death. From the author of Ping Pong Club and Himizu, though less comedic than the former and less soul-crushingly depressing than the latter. From Mangascreener: The latest completed story from Minoru Furuya, the author of Inachuu Ping Pong Club, Himizu, Boku to Issho and Green Hill. Furuya's work has always featured a lot of pinpoint comedy and pathos, and while Ciguatera does not stray from this format, it is a lot more rounded and mature in its presentation.
The mangaka Sakura, Kaede, her son who goes to correspondence school, Akemi, who works for an event planning company, and her two grade schoolers Taichi and Ruru. The peaceful, free, and tender daily lives of the two fatherless households who live and support each other.
