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you care? I do too
Jack is Hamilton High's star wrestler, quietly adored by his classmates and his best friend Rose. At a tense meet, a faster rival sends him crashing to the mat — a shocking outcome that tests friendships, rivalry, and what it means to care.
Fuuhaaoo
After a botched seal, rookie exorcist Kai feels a mischievous curse ripple through his arm. Hallway lights pulse with a mocking grin as classmates flee. With a shaky laugh and clenched fist, he dives into a makeshift ritual—determined to turn this curse into his first masterpiece.
Hermione granger bad day
Hermione Granger's afternoon goes awry when a new potion explodes, leaving her shocked and dusted with tiny fragments of her uniform. A second brew backfires, turning her into a half-cat as she scrambles to reverse the spell. A playful, magical mishap about mistakes and recovery.
My.comic
An 18-year-old Black woman walks through a dim parking lot when her stomach growls, sparking quiet vulnerability, memories, and a small but meaningful choice about pride and survival. A tender, intimate slice-of-life drama about resilience and everyday needs.
Walked In On Us!
After a surprise knock, Chen and Anna are caught in bed under a blanket by classmates who burst in laughing. Mortified, Chen buries his face in the covers while Anna tries to play it cool. A messy, hilarious school-day scandal about secrets, embarrassment, and awkward feelings.
My Hero Academia (MHA)
Boku no Hero Academia is a high-energy manga set in a world where most people are born with superpowers called Quirks. The story follows Izuku Midoriya, a powerless boy who dreams of becoming a hero and protecting others. After inheriting a legendary power, he enters a prestigious hero academy, where students train to fight villains and master their abilities. The series blends intense action, emotional character growth, and a modern superhero aesthetic inspired by both Japanese manga and Western comics.
The two guys who like Minato- San
Minato dashes for school, missing the bus and colliding with the brooding bad boy Hikyu. Caught between awkward sparks and gentle rivalry, she becomes the center of two boys’ competing affections in a sweet, slice-of-life school romance.
The girl who I met in the rooftop, Suzune chan
Ren Takamine, weary of the school's constant noise, slips onto a seldom-used rooftop and discovers Suzune, a solitary girl reading as sunset spills over the fence. Their quiet encounter kindles a gentle, slow-burning connection—an intimate slice-of-life romance about solace and being seen.
