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Rose Guns Days is a visual novel which follows a branching plot line, depending on the decisions of the player during the fame. The plot progress in the unique direction as the user intends to, giving multiple options. This also allows users to enjoy minigames during the battle sequence, although it does not actually influence the progression.

Rose Guns Days is created by 07th Expansion, with scenarios and character designs created by other collaborative artists. Keep Reading

It is not surprising that Japan loves eating. With so many local delicacies to enjoy, new flavors to discover and new themes to feast on with the eyes as well as the stomach, Japan is a ground for fresh cuisines. No wonder that even in the animation world, Japanese cookery still exists. We’ve shared popular cooking manga series now being remade into live action, and new animation with cooking themes as well. Keep Reading

Heads up! A new light novel is about to arrive. The February issue of Shueisha’s Monthly You Magazine has announced on Tuesday that Kozueko Morimoto, known for the titles Gokusen and Deka Wanko, will launch the romantic comedy manga Takadai-ke no Hitobito in the next issue of the magazine on February 15.

Morimoto has already published a one-shot take on Takadai-ke no Hitobito manga in the December 2012 issue. This is made to mark the magazine’s first year as a monthly publication. Keep Reading

We love mangas and animes because they allow us to have a supernatural adventure that transcends through time. In this drawn world of ink and movements, everything is possible, even reading minds and hearts of other people. Just like this Hiroshi Fukuda creation, wherein the old becomes new and the impossible comes to life. Read on for more of details!

In the recent 9th issue of Shogakukan’s Weekly Shonen Sunday Magazine, we learn that Fukuda’s Jōjū Senjin!! Keep Reading

The February issue of Futabasha’s Manga Town looks promising, as it launches two new series under prominent mangaka titles. Meme Higashiya, maker of Recorder and Randsell, as well as Uzu of Shiba Inuko-San has both started on their newest series within the magazine’s pages.

Higashiya’s new story, Oshikake-ji Hime, is featured in the lower left corner of Manga Town’s cover image. Its plot follows a princess coming from the Warring States Era of Japan known as Sengoku. Keep Reading