Gay mangas

It’s a feel-good story that will definitely make all readers swoon.

13. Gracefully handling its lead character’s hearing disability, the manga follows Kohei, often misunderstood by others, and his new, outspoken friend, Taichi. [Kayla Chu]

Blue Sky Complex 

An honor student and delinquent fall in love, what could possibly go wrong?

Our Dreams at Dusk

Now, while we think every manga on this list definitely deserves a read, we do think this next one might be the most important one. Each story focuses on a different couple with different dynamics, so readers will definitely have fun exploring each part.

The first story, titled “Romantica,” follows Misaki and Akihiko.

He ends up sharing a meal with Minoru and little Tane. The elements prove a crucial part of the story, an indicator of the forces the two are up against and their resilience despite it. With Asahi’s outgoing personality and Mitsuki’s reserved nature, they might seem like an odd match. In this autobiographical manga, he explores what it is like to age as a queer person in Japanese society, which often segregates between two genders.

In what Sfé R. Monster describes as the “punchiest queer gaming match of the millennia,” the team will have to balance new rivals and romances that test them like never before.