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New Releases Mar. 12, 2024
Candy Color Paradox Assorted Pack by Isaku Natsume
Onoe and Kaburagi have had some rough patches in their relationship as these opposites navigate their unlikely love - but their bond is paradoxically stronger than ever. In true tabloid style, this compilation of never-before-seen Candy Color Paradox side and bonus stories spills all the juicy details of their romantic life. Includes a 16-page color gallery with exclusive illustrations and comic shorts!
Delinquent Daddy and Tender Teacher vol. 3: Four-Leaf Clovers by Tama Mizuki
Elementary-school teacher Hitsuji has been dating Hatoyama for a year now, spending his days peacefully with him and his adorable son, Hinata. The arrival of another spring ushers in Hinata's third year of elementary school, and this time his teacher isn't Hitsuji! Hatoyama and Hinata are understandably anxious about this, but it seems Hitsuji is grappling with his own feelings about the situation as well. Then, when someone from Hatoyama’s delinquent past comes back into his orbit, Hitsuji’s insecurities threaten to get the better of him. Will he be able to defend his place at Hatoyama’s side?
Pink Heart Jam vol. 2 by Shikke
FINAL VOLUME!
Haiga is further overjoyed when during their club’s music camp, he’s able to perform together with Kanae, and it’s during this time that he finally realizes his feelings for the upperclassman go beyond simple admiration. But his joy is quickly negated when his crush tells him to stop coming to the brothel. Is Kanae simply concerned for Haiga's health because of how hard he’s been working so he can afford to see him, or could it be that Kanae has finally found his special someone and left the brothel altogether?
Sheep Princess in Wolf's Clothing vol. 2 by Mito
Aki and Momo have been spending more time together, having even gone on a date outside of the castle. But Momo is always pushing for more, which makes Aki even more flustered than usual. After all, Momo is a princess, and Aki’s just a mere butler! Can Aki figure out her feelings for Momo before someone gets hurt?
Yes, No, or Maybe? - Center of the World (novel) vol. 2 by Michi Ichiho and Lala Takemiya
Kei has finally settled into his position as an Asabi TV news anchor, only for a rival channel to start a similar show in the exact same time block. As ratings for Kei's unexpected competitor climb, he begins to suffer an existential crisis. He never really planned to be in TV--is this even what he wants? Worse yet, he's stumbled into relationship troubles with Ushio, and now he has nowhere to turn to for comfort, let alone guidance. As Kei navigates his way toward an uncertain future, he must rely on the crew of Asabi TV, though he's beginning to learn that there's more to some of them than meets the eye…
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Names:
Hisuji 👨🏫
Hatoyama 🖤
Hinta 👓
Manga: Delinquent Daddy and Tender Teacher
Author: Mizuki Tama
Place: Kindle
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I R E A L L Y L I K E D THIS A L O T
Guilty pleasure type of read for me 🥺
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#manga #yaoi #Mangarecommendations #gay #blove #delinquentdaddyandtenderteacher #mizukitama #love #romance
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Yuru Fuwa Kouhai-kun wa, Tamani Gouin by Miyako Mimeko
Story 1: Usui is a rather young man that works at the same place as the old man Mie-chan. Getting closer by the second Mie-chan wonders why Usui speaks as if they were familiar? After all they are nowhere close in age and why does the young man suddenly have his fingers roaming Mie-chans body.
Story2: After spending what feels like a life time together suddenly Youko's Mama is in the door threatening Iwakuma as they both sit looking at a time capsule. After clearing the misunderstanding and finding out that Youko always wanted a wedding all three decide to hold one yet seemingly nothing goes to poor Youko's plan.
3/5
Eigyou Nika! By Kanai Kei
Happiness does not exist for gay men who fall for straight men. Sakisaka, stationed in the second Sales Division, has an unrequited love for Toujou, his directing senpai. He had no intention of confessing his feelings. However, Toujou has been awfully touchy-feely lately… Is there a glimmer of hope?
2/5
Motoyan Papa to Hitsuji-sensei by Mizuki Tama
Hitsuji, an elementary school teacher, seemed to have destiny on his side when an unknown acquaintance, Hatoyama Keiichi, and his child come late to school only to find out the past they share together.
3/5
Darlin', Iikagen ni Shiya Gare by Suzumaru Minta
About the relationship of the country-raised yankee (delinquent) Haiji Nakata and the young and innocent Kokoro Sakurazaka, who is half Italian and half Japanese. Kokoro arrives at Haiji’s village in Japan and soon breaks the ice with the villagers due to his friendly personality. Haiji looks out for the touchy-feely Kokoro who lacks life-skills despite his lucky financial situation, and soon Haiji can’t help but take care of the gentle Kokoro. When Haiji finds out what Kokoro’s real reason was to come to Japan, however…
2/5
Itonaga-kun no Koi no Ito by Okuda Waku
Itonaga was bullied during middle school because he had unusually small eyes which gradually made him socially awkward. At college, when he finally thought of starting things anew, he came across his ex-bully, Sanada, popular and sociable. With his dark past coming to haunt his present, he tries to avoid Sanada at first but finally gives up. But things unexpectedly took a shocking turn soon after? What are Sanada's true intentions? What is he really aiming at?
3.8/5
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BLCD Review: Motoyan Papa to Hitsuji Sensei
Title: Motoyan Papa to Hitsuji Sensei (元ヤンパパ とヒツジ先生)
Author/Artist: Mizuki Tama
Release Date: 2018/12/22
Cast: Hino Satoshi x Yamashita Seiichirou
Synopsis: Hitsuji, an elementary school teacher, seemed to have destiny on his side when an unknown acquaintance, Hatoyama Keiichi, and his child come late to school only to find out the past they share together…
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As I’ve mentioned before in my release post for HibiTsumo, I might be going on a break from scanlating indefinitely. I honestly had a feeling early on that I was going to be laid off seeing as I had only been in the company for a year and all, and I’ve accepted it to a point, but yo, I’ve always wanted to be an editor ever since the start of my relationship with Junjou Romantica HAHAHAHAHA, so saying that I’m completely okay with it would be a lie. For a while, I depended on 2gether to distract me from it all, but as the series ended in such a way, I was unexpectedly more devastated than I was before watching it. 😂 So, as I try and get my shit together and hopefully get another job, I’ll be doing the good ‘ol BLCD therapy to help me cope with the stress (jfc help me, I have 40 BLCDs lined up).
Anyway, onto the review...
I’m a Mizuki Tama fan, so I’ve actually considered buying this myself, but as these types of plots don’t really appeal to me, and I wasn’t really sold on Yamashita Seiichirou, I figured that it would be best if I just left this to chance. Fortunately for me, chance thankfully came in the form of angels and I was finally able to listen to this. 🙇♀️ As I’ve said earlier, plots like this don’t really appeal to me as much and I don’t think that I’ve ever considerably liked one before. I’m not really sure if it’s the mortal scar Kirepapa, Papa to Kiss in the Dark, and Papa Datte, Shitai gave me or my dislike of the general concept of having small children (which I am not a fan of) have a central part in the story that made me go into this warily, but surprisingly enough, I didn’t feel bad about it.
I do have an issue on Hitsuji because idk his unrequited feelings towards Hatoyama seems shallow? They never really shed much light on their relationship back when they were in school, and I just don’t understand how Hitsuji could fall in love with Hatoyama just like that. But, maybe it wasn’t a major crush like Shun’s crush for Tanahashi in Haru Made no Kyori. Hitsuji seems like he’s more scared of Hatoyama finding out that he’s gay rather than him finding out that he had a crush on him back in the day. However, the lack of drama isn’t really that big of a deal, it’s just personal preference.
Moving on to the voice work, wow. I don’t think that there’d be a better casting choice than these two. This was the most comfortable I’ve ever heard Yamashita Seiichirou in, and I hope that he’s able to do more roles in this tone of voice. It actually reminds me of Shirai Yuusuke esp his performance in Hinadori as Yuuchi (it has a similar plot, too). However, shouldn’t I say that Shirai Yuusuke reminds me of Yamashita Seiichirou because this came first??? OOOHHHH. Mizuhara-san and Jude were a bit too deep for him, but Hitsuji’s tone was just perfect. No strain, no airiness—just very smooth and clear. His role in Dekoboko Sugar Days was a bit iffy, but that was due to the shit plot and not any fault of his own. There’s no saving that even if the VAs cast for it were Namikawa Daisuke and Yoshino Hiroyuki. 😂 I put Saishuu Densha last on my 2019 log because I save my favorite works for last, so here’s to hoping that he was and will still be blessed with good performances and tone choices. 🙏
As for Hino Satoshi, I gotta admit, hearing him talk makes me panic about facing my unavoidable fate of listening to Given 5. 😂 But kudos to him because although I was hearing Noiz and Akihiko from him in the first few minutes, he was able to make his Hatoyama stand apart from them. Hatoyama’s a little more gentle than the stoic Noiz and Akihiko, so that was refreshing to hear.
OH! I FORGOT TO MENTION! Speaking of Hinadori, my god, I completely thought that they brought in a bonafide child on set because Hinata really sounded like a child, but it was Amasaki Kouhei! His voice in Golden Sparkle was considerably deeper, so I was caught off guard! What the heck? He’s got a great future waiting for him in both anime and BL (boy got casted in metro tho, so idk if that’s something to celebrate), I guarantee it! He and Horie Shun should be great pals!
So, we’ve got a pretty well executed plot, great voice acting and chemistry (there’s not much of a mambo here, but I really loved that extra where Hatoyama tries to host Hitsuji and failed 😂), and a pretty close accuracy to the manga. If you want to listen to something short and sweet that doesn’t have a lot of drama, this is for you. There also isn’t a lot of complicated words, so this should be good for beginners, too. I think this is a good BLCD to listen to if you want to lift your spirits up in this period. 👍
#blcd reviews#blcd 2018 reviews#motoyan papa to hitsuji sensei#mizuki tama#crown works#hino satoshi#yamashita seiichirou#amasaki kouhei
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New Releases Nov. 21, 2023
Anti-Romance vol. 2 by Shoko Hidaka
FINAL VOLUME
Suou and Ryou have been friends since childhood. The hairstylist and writer have lived together for six years now and, though they definitely aren’t dating, their close relationship is hard to define. Will they ever move beyond the nebulous territory of “more than friends” or will they keep living in a stalemate forever?
Delinquent Daddy and Tender Teacher vol. 2: Basking in Sunlight by Tama Mizuki
In high school, studious Hitsuji had a secret crush on one of his guy friends--a friendly delinquent named Hatoyama--but never confessed. Years later, Hitsuji is a slightly anxious but responsible adult who found his calling as an elementary school teacher. One of his young students is upset with a sloppy and nonconformist dad--who turns out to be Hatoyama! When Hitsuji learns that Hatoyama is struggling to raise his son as a single parent, Hitsuji helps him out, first as a teacher and then as a friend who can teach Hatoyama how to clean his home and cook actual vegetables. As the men grow closer, some of Hitsuji's anxieties begin to melt around the welcoming (and grateful) Hatoyama. What will become of the feelings Hitsuji used to harbor for his first love?
Ennead vol. 1 by Mojito
The full-color Boys’ Love webtoon/comic hit inspired by ancient Egyptian mythology!
Nine powerful gods of ancient Egypt form the Ennead. When the god of war, Seth, kills his brother Osiris and takes over Egypt, he ushers in an era of chaos and cruelty. Centuries later, a new challenger appears: Horus, the child of Isis. Horus is not yet a full god, but he has the support of other deities to dethrone Seth. The conflict between Seth and Horus that begins as a series of trials warps into a complex web of deceit, obsession…and desire.
This hit Boys’ Love webtoon–a dramatic fantasy epic–is a reimagining of one of the oldest myths in human civilization. Already available in multiple languages to fans around the world, this is the very first time the graphic novel series will be printed in English, presented in beautiful full-color editions in an oversized trim! Seven Seas will release two versions of the series, which were originally drawn for different audiences: a paperback version rated Older Teen, and a deluxe hardcover version rated Mature. (Each version is standalone but has alternate depictions of some adult material.)
Kase-san and Yamada vol. 3 by Hiromi Takashima
After the events of the first five Kase-san and… manga volumes, Kase-san and Yamada are now university students. Yamada’s working diligently in her horticulture program, while Kase-san is training hard at her university. There might be a long train ride between their schools and hectic new schedules to plan around, but they’ll always make time for each other!
Kiss the Scars of the Girls vol. 1 by Aya Haruhana
Deep within a dense forest stands an academy for girls, whose students share a secret—they’re all vampires. To learn to hunt without attracting human attention, the maidens forge bloody bonds of sisterhood, but what fate will their ties bring…?
School Zone Girls vol. 5 features story and art by Ningiyau
Rei and Kei’s “friendship” is evolving at last. Could they really, finally be taking the first steps forward in their relationship? And they aren’t the only ones! Everyone in their eclectic group of friends seems to be leveling up their relationships. When the sky is falling, you know the School Zone Girls are falling in love!
Shonen Note: Boy Soprano vol. 6 features story and art by Yuhki Kamatani
Vladimir’s voice has begun to change, and he is losing the ability to sing in the soprano style he so loves. Anatoly takes him to Kawami in the hopes that Yutaka can help him. Meanwhile, the residents of Kawami are troubled to find their city has approved the construction of an industrial waste disposal facility...
The Two of Them Are Pretty Much Like This vol. 4 by Takashi Ikeda
FINAL VOLUME
Thirty-year-old Eri and twenty-year-old Wako are "roommates." Eri is a professional writer, and Wako's a voice actor who's building up her reel. Having worked together and now living together, these two women in love have a nice little life for themselves! Follow this comfortable couple in a heartwarming manga tale about the everyday humor, stressors, and joys of a life shared together.
You Can Have My Back vol. 2 (novel) by Minami Kotsuna and Hitomi Hitoyo
Leorino, the fourth son of a margrave, retains the memories from his past life as the knight Ionia and love for Prince Gravis. Leorino is unaware that he has come under the prince’s protection. Prince Gravis’ decision results in backlash against Leorino, and interaction with a jealous colleague ends in Leorino falling down a flight of stairs.
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New Releases Aug. 8, 2023
At the Flower Capital: Hana No Miyako De by Rihito Takarai
Motoharu, second child and successor of the Tsujimura clinic, has always held his childhood friend, Akira Hazumi, close to his heart.
Unfortunately, when Motoharu realized his affections towards Akira were more than just simply friendship, and confessed, their relationship became strained. Unable to reciprocate Motoharu’s feelings, Akira turned him down, and they slowly grew apart from one another.
Despite the ongoing tension between them, Motoharu still decides to enroll in the same university and department as Akira. However, it’s not easy getting over the pain of being rejected, and Motoharu soon finds himself visiting Geishas in the middle of the night, in a desperate attempt to forget everything that happened.
All that changes, though, when one day, Akira suggests they walk home together, and for the first time in a long time, things feel as if they’ve gone back to how they used to be. “If it means I can stay by your side, even as a friend—” That’s what Motoharu thought anyways…
Delinquent Daddy and Tender Teacher vol. 1 by Tama Mizuki
In high school, studious Hitsuji had a secret crush on one of his guy friends--a friendly delinquent named Hatoyama--but never confessed. Years later, Hitsuji is a slightly anxious but responsible adult who found his calling as an elementary school teacher. One of his young students is upset with a sloppy and nonconformist dad--who turns out to be Hatoyama!
When Hitsuji learns that Hatoyama is struggling to raise his son as a single parent, Hitsuji helps him out, first as a teacher and then as a friend who can teach Hatoyama how to clean his home and cook actual vegetables. As the men grow closer, some of Hitsuji's anxieties begin to melt around the welcoming (and grateful) Hatoyama. What will become of the feelings Hitsuji used to harbor for his first love?
Megumi & Tsugumi vol. 3 by Mitsuru Si
After meeting during a fight, alpha Megumi and omega Tsugumi wound up friends with benefits, but now the two are a true couple! Megumi is overjoyed that Tsugumi accepts being with him even when he’s not in heat, but Tsugumi is still Tsugumi - oblivious in matters of the heart. Wanting to be serious about their relationship, Megumi consults his father again but is only left to ruminate. To make matters worse, someone new is vying for Tsugumi’s attention!
Yarichin Bitch Club vol. 5 by Ogeretsu Tanaka
In a bid to stave off the sex quota required of the promiscuous Photography Club members, first-year Takashi Tono has protected his virginity by fake-dating fellow club member Yu Kashima. But while Kashima’s affections are real, Tono instead has a crush on his sweet-and-sour classmate Yacchan - and so does club upperclassman Tamura! When confessions spill out, hearts will break! But could something even more scandalous be afoot when club president Akemi reveals a long-held secret?
You Can Have My Back (novel) vol. 1 by Minami Kotsuna and Hitomi Hitoyo
Leorino, fourth son of a margrave and blessed with the face of an angel, is the reincarnation of Ionia, a knight of the kingdom who died in the line of duty. At night, he dreams of his past life—his ill-fated love for Prince Gravis, and his death at the hands of an enemy agent. When he confronts the traitor as Leorino, he ends up arrested instead! His life in danger, he shouts the name of an old friend and his only hope...
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BLCD Review: Neko to Spica
Title: Neko to Spica (猫とスピカ)
Author/Artist: Hatoyama Tama
Shop: CD
Release Date: 2021/12/24
Cast:
Takeuchi Eiji x Sakakihara Yuuki
Nakajima Yoshiki
Muro Genki
Synopsis:
Salaryman Kawamura Kouta hates troublesome things. The only exception is the black stray cat that likes to sit in front of his apartment.
One day, he stumbles upon a black-haired boy who seems to have replaced his favourite cat. When the boy collapses in front of Kouta, he decides to take him in on a whim.
What will happen to Kouta‘s trouble-free everyday life?
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In the words of my favorite reviewer,
“what shota nonsense is this” - Kimmy
Hi, Kimmy. I’m making a BLCD review comeback so I can listen to your Momose An after I finish this log. I have like, a whole year’s worth left before I get to it, though. 😂
Anyway, back to the review.
I love how they never addressed the elephant in the room. Kouta was worried about the whole situation at first and did ask his senpai for advice, but senpai was just “if he cute, you eatin’ good tonight, boiiiii”.
I don’t buy that bs that maybe he looks like that ‘cause nekohumans just look that way, but look at my boy Shiina. See, if this didn’t pretend that it was to be taken seriously, then they should’ve just made them fuck with no conflicts whatsoever. Not everyone can pull off a Sweet Delivery Boy, sorry. Sei was 18 at least.
Anyway, enough with the plot. This is shota bait, that’s all you need to know. I listened to this mainly because this is Takeuchi Eiji’s debut and I’m a Nakajiki hoe and my first review of Sakakihara Yuki.
Oddly enough, I’ve actually kept up with Latte’s Neko to Spica when it was still being actively released, so I already have an idea what Kouta would sound like. Plus, as I’ve mentioned earlier, this was similar to Sweet Delivery Boy in terms of plot, so I was pretty sure someone similar to Katou Masayuki was gonna get it, if not Katou himself. Now, Eiji—Eiji, Eiji, Eiji. Where’d you been hidin’ all this time??? Y’all might think differently, but Katou has a rather unique voice in the BLCD industry. As far as the BLCD and R18 Otome CDs I have of him go, he doesn’t really have that wide of a range. This isn’t a bad thing, however, and that makes him distinguishable from the rest. One could even consider this as his brand because no one else has that next door onii-san flat tone except him... but that was until Takeuchi Eiji entered the building.
MY PRAYERS HAVE BEEN ANSWERED!!!
Finally, another next door onii-san! This is also Eiji’s natural tone ‘cause this is what he also used in the cast talk. AND! HE PERFORMED PERFECTLY! He really did it like Katou omg, and I mean that he slayed from the get go like a fucking veteran. *wipes tear* I’ve just called my bank and asked for a credit raise so I can buy more Takeuchi Eiji!
As for Sakakihara Yuki—bruh, I was blown away. This man wtf. He sounds like Ayumu. 😂 I initially thought that he makes it higher like Ayumu, but his high voice... is legit... I really had to check multiple times if he really was a man (he is). I fully believe that Yuki has the highest natural pitch in the BLCD industry. He did just as good as Mr. Eiji and considering that this was just his second title (after that 3P thing I will never touch), I have really high hopes for him. Ayumu, Suzuki Yuuto, watch out—this man’s about to steal y’all seats away.
In conclusion, the production on this was great. I mean, plot aside, of course. Also, I can’t with Brilliant Prin proving themselves as a hit or miss yet again. I wonder why Cendrillon didn’t get the same treatment lmao. This was also pretty accurate to the manga, so if you’re a beginner and don’t mind the shota, break a leg. They’re just fucking most of the time, so there aren’t any difficult terms either. I hope Brilliant Prin and Tama’s happy that this could serve as Japanese language education, if nothing else. God so many other things that deserve an adaptation but they chose this ughhh. If y’all are looking for another owner and pet story, I raise you Goshujin-sama to Inu starring Yasumoto Hiroki and Yusa Koji. It’s gonna bite you in the ass after you find out it ends up in a cliff-hanger, but that shit is the standard. Not Sakyo Aya’s Kuroneko series, but that. Change my mind.
#blcd reviews#blcd 2021 reviews#neko to spica#hatoyama tama#brilliant prin#takeuchi eiji#sakakihara yuki#nakajima yoshiki#muro genki
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