Magical Sempai

Both series debut in English on September 12 Kodansha Comics is listing that it will release the first volumes of Azu's Magical Sempai (Tejina Sempai) manga and Kenji Inoue and Kimitake Yoshioka's Grand Blue Dreaming (Grand Blue) manga on September 12. Both manga are digital publications only. Kodansha Comics is previewing first chapter of both manga. The company describes Magical Sempai: “I encountered her … a cute, but ‘weird’ sempai!” Magic-loving but stage-fright-addled, this sempai comes with a failure rate of 100%—but you can't take your eyes off her! The off-color, magical gag manga that's caused an uproar all over Japan is finally here! Here's to non-athletic hobbies! Azu launched the manga in Kodansha's Young Magazine in February 2016, and Kodansha published the manga's fourth volume in Japan on September 6. Kodansha Comics describes Grand Blue Dreaming: After moving out on his own to a seaside town, Iori Kitahara makes a college debut he never anticipated. A

Forced to join a club due to school requirements, one young man stumbles across the Magic Club and its sole member, Tejina. She manages to rope him into her club as part of her audience. Unfortunately, as she has massive stage fright, it doesn’t go very well. This is an excellent cover to an ecchi comedy, so if you want more like it, slight of hand your eyes down below. For Fans of Ecchi Comedies Aho Girl Yoshiko Hanabatake is an idiot. So much so that even her own mother has given up hope on her. However, her studious and terrifying childhood friend A-kun is up to the task of shutting down her shenanigans at every turn. Both of these shows are similar in which you have one just ridiculous girl and one normal guy that tempers them. However, what really ties them together is how the ecchi comedy is kind of just forced in there. It didn’t need it, yet there it is. Shimoneta While Japan was once the pit of sexual depravity, new morality la