School Manga, High School Comics, Student Life Manga, Campus Stories Manga (Page 2)

Hirai Ohashi

Ongoing Series, School, Shonen, Sports

The Days of Diamond follows Jiro Ayasegawa, an exceptionally talented fifth grader whose incredible baseball abilities inadvertently isolate him from his peers. Struggling with loneliness due to the overwhelming impact of his talent, Jiro joins the youth baseball team, Adachi Bambies, hoping to find friendship and acceptance. As Jiro forms deeper bonds with his teammates, his extraordinary skills once again create friction, forcing him to confront the double-edged nature of his gift. Torn between the joys and burdens of talent, Jiro navigates the challenging dynamics of friendship, teamwork, and personal identity. A heartfelt sports drama exploring the complexity of giftedness, The Days of Diamond beautifully illustrates the triumphs and trials faced by a young prodigy on and off the baseball field.

Takeshi Hinata

Anime Adaptation, Completed Series, School, Shonen, Sports

Here's the translated summary for Ahiru no Sora: Ahiru no Sora is a coming-of-age basketball manga about Sora Kurumatani, a passionate yet undersized high school basketball player. Standing just 149 cm (4’11”), Sora enrolls at Kuzuryu High School (nicknamed "Kuzu High") with a promise to his chronically ill mother—that he will win his first high school basketball tournament. Upon arrival, however, he discovers the school's basketball club has become little more than a hangout for delinquents, including the notorious Hanazono brothers, Momoharu and Chiaki, who show no interest in actually playing the sport. Through his unwavering dedication and passion for basketball, Sora gradually inspires the former players like the Hanazono brothers, along with the gifted ace Kenji "Tobi" Natsume and skillful center Kaname "Mokichi" Shigeyoshi, to rekindle their love for the game. Together, they overcome personal hardships and family issues, rebuilding the basketball club from scratch. Despite continuous setbacks and conflicts, they strive toward their ultimate dream: competing in the inter-high tournament.

Shinpei Funatsu

Comedy, Completed Series, Drama, Romance, School, Seinen

Todai Revengers follows Michitake Itei, a graduate from the prestigious University of Tokyo ("Toudai") who, despite his elite education, lives a dull, part-time-worker lifestyle. After learning that Yuuki Hayase—his former classmate and unrequited love—has married a man from rival university Keio, Michitake is so devastated he dies in an accident. After his death, Michitake encounters an angel named Yariel and wins the "Life Do-Over Satisfaction Plan," allowing him to time-leap seven years into the past, right after starting his life at Toudai. Determined to rewrite his university years and save Yuuki, Michitake embraces his second chance. Back at Toudai, he encounters quirky classmates and becomes entangled with the mysterious club known as the "Toudai Manji Gang." Using his passion and pride for his university, Michitake navigates through various comedic scenarios, relatable college dilemmas, exam-based humor, and youthful challenges. Packed with laughter and parodying the original manga Tokyo Revengers, this manga is a relatable and humorous take on getting a second chance at youth and university life.

Hajime Inoryu (Story), Chishio Seo (Art)

Crime, School, Seinen

Spica: Crime and Punishment is a suspense manga centered around Spica, a high school girl who can perceive people's sins and inner darkness simply by touching them. Driven by this ability, Spica personally punishes wrongdoers who cannot be brought to justice through conventional laws. The story also explores her complicated relationship with Hatori, a high school teacher inadvertently drawn into her dangerous actions. As the narrative unfolds, the dark and intense reasons behind Spica's vigilantism—her troubled past and hidden motivations—are gradually revealed, creating a gripping and suspenseful story.