I Thot You Was a Toad's manga / #Comedy(251)

Hotaro, a self-absorbed graphic designer, is roped into cleaning up his scruffy nerd of a boss, Honjou, so he will be more presentable for matchmaking. He certainly doesn't expect to fall for him, but once he does, Honjou's personal integrity about love and commitment doesn't suit Hotaro, who prefers to keep things casual. Fate and a fresh rival push the issue. Will Hotaro change, or lose Honjou forever? Followed up with a sexy extra. Three other lighter-than-air short stories deal with men who are reluctant to enter relationships even though they are attracted to their lovers, all rendered with Takatsuki Noboru's gorgeous line drawings.

Cute and fluffy story about a clumsy and overly persistent men's underpants salesman and the stern, megane department store procurement officer with a taste for sweet pastries who figures out a much better way of retaliating for the young man getting under his skin. Oh-ho-ho!

This one is all about men's boobs and the trouble a guy can (and should) get into for dissing them.

Sex battle between the Demon King and the Hero, who are like a switched-at-birth idiot couple.

Another 5-volume installment in Sakyou Aya's werecats series. This one deals with lion, Shiou, and his half-brother, Michuru, whose feline identity hasn't popped out of the closet yet, as they negotiate their difficult, dangerous, emotionally fraught relationship between the minor distractions of rogue government agents trying to weaponize them, parents trying to whisk one of them off to Paris, school, career and two other cat-siblings, just the usual. And to top it all off, no sex.

Hero or sponge? Akira spots Oodoi being a hero and, afterward, collapsing from exhaustion. Impressed, he brings him home to nurse him back, and discovers a less fragrant and freshly pressed side to him. In spite of witnessing and, even, being on the receiving end of Oodoi's heroism, Akira remains skeptical. Oodoi isn't exactly forthcoming either. So much drama and comedy that could've easily been avoided with a little communication and less plot.

Cherry tomato popping is the theme, along with shy buttocks and a battle for the top.

Paper-thin walls, zany neighbours who know everything that's going on. Oh, the fun of trying to let homosexual relationships develop in a glass bubble.