Tatsuki Fujimoto is well known for his phenomenally popular ongoing manga series Chainsaw Man, but he's also published a handful of one-shots. One such one-shot is Look Back, which recently received an anime film adaptation. As of yet, I have not watched the film. Since it was based

I know several people who really like Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma. I haven't personally read it, but it's one I've heard nothing but good things about. Writer Yūto Tsukuda and artist Shun Saeki took some time in 2020 to create a new special

After trying a small number of one-shots to make into articles for this website, I suppose it was only a matter of time before I ran into one that finally kinda turned me off. The one to score that first point turns out to be F-Ken, a manga by Assassination

One-shot manga are fascinating, because you get a glimpse of something that could have easily been worthy of a long-running feature, yet somehow it seems like they exist in a small bubble in an alternate universe where we witness something that could have been but never was. This feels true

I just finished this one-shot manga titled DC3, released in 2021 by author Kaiu Shirai and artist Posuka Demizu, both known for their work on the manga series The Promised Neverland.