Comikey Adds Tea Princes, Moon Child, More Manga
Comikey announced throughout this month that it is adding the following titles to its catalog:
Taiko, Someko, and Haruka are members of the Tea Party Association. One day, during a tea party, two princes pop right out of their tea! Find out more in this magical school romance!
Her oldest fan, Nanashino, is happy for her success, but can't help but feel a little lonely thinking she has grown distant.
However, Shigemi's affection for Nanashino never faded away. In fact, she still replies to every one of his comments, her feelings more intense than ever.
What happens when your favorite VTuber turns around and makes you HER favorite?! A virtual rom-com about two people who idolize each other!
The mermaids, who have traveled across the universe for centuries, returned to the Earth for their mating season. Upon their arrival, however, they found out that Earth has changed significantly since they've left. What will be the fate of the human prince, Art, and the mermaid princess, Jimmy, who have fallen in love with each other?!
Azusa is a doctor working as an occupational physician who takes her job seriously. Itsuki Sakuma, a handsome but suspicious guy who constantly annoys her during his evaluations! He's frivolous, aggressive, and mysterious... But then, he was the only one who noticed Azusa being terrified of her ex-fiance, who now stalks her. He said, "I'll protect you. I don't want you to be alone." He suddenly started looking so serious! She tries to discipline herself by telling herself to not get spoiled, but as he shows his gentlemen like personality, she can't help relying on him.... And that's when she saw the vivid traditional tattoos on him, and...!? He's a (former) yakuza who never let his prey escape from him, and now he goes all out for the love of his life. Let the show begin☆
The company had announced on August 17 that it will release several shōjo manga titles from Hakusensha's catalogue in English digitally.
Source: Comikey's X/Twitter account (link 2, link 3, link 4)
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