Slightly lazy, so we’ll be stacking the releases into one day this week. In Aoi, we’re treated to Tokiko’s memory of what happened when she was four. For Meri, this is one of the...

Nanako attempts to get some answers from Louie — with varying degrees of success. This chapter is filled with despair as we move closer to the climax of the story. Merikuron no Namida v02...

…Aoi Uroko is hands-down the best series we’ve done here so far, and one of the best manga I have ever read or worked on. It’s a gem, and I’m delighted I stumbled onto...

Ahhh, here we are, the plot. Louie is, as you might have guessed, neither god nor demon. Just a man with a tragic past and a purpose still shrouded in mystery. Merikuron no Namida...

Today in Meri we have a variation on the theme — elaborating any more would give it away. This is also the last episodic chapter, and the plot that’s been hinted at kicks off...

This series has an amazing way of taking what should be dark, (highly) disturbing themes and covering them in shoujo gloss to make it all more palatable. It really makes me wonder what a...

Switching up genres, we have a more light-hearted (?) shoujo. It’s not super deep, but it’s also not a “typical shoujo”. Louie is the charismatic mystery man who creates mericlones, while his foil is...

The ending — our chance to see how all the stories radiate outward from a single point, like spokes on a wheel. The deeper meaning of this series is realized by our nameless main...