Kaiju Girl Caramelise

r/shoujo · Any recommendations for a primarily shonen and Seinen meat head like me?

When I got the first of the two volume series, Flower in A Storm, I had to hide it from myself. I plan on reading both in one go, but I made the mistake of peeking at the first volume. Thus, I'm having to keep it away from my easy to reach manga shelves. When you do get into longer series, QQ Sweeper/Queen's Quality like others have mentioned is going to be a great option. And yes, of course, Yona. If you feel like something healing, Colette Decides to Die is about a young doctor experiencing burnout from overwork and her new patient who is also a conscientious workaholic like her, Hades,

r/josei · Looking for recs featuring trans FLs

*Hold Me, Baby, As a Lady... -First Love Again in the Body of a Woman.* \- It's only 1 volume and a sweet explicit romance so might not fit the bill in terms of growth arcs, but the FL is a post-transition stealth woman experiencing trans dating struggles. *Kaiju Girl Caramelise* is a seinen (though the author describes it as shoujo too) and not explicitly trans, but the female lead is said to be heavily trans-coded. I definitely agree with the trans readings but I am trans in the other direction so can't speak in-depth on the trans female experience.

r/mangarecommendations · Does anyone have really unique manga recs?

I’m always hyping up my favs Children of the Whales, School-Live!, Doku Doku Mori Mori, Drifting Dragons, and Kaiju Girl Caramelise