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We’re recruiting new members to join our team! We’re looking to pick up new series, particularly in the fantasy, shoujo/josei, or action genres, though we’re open to other genres as well~

If you're interested in applying, you can submit your application here! Guides are also available on the same page if you’re new and want a little help getting started ♡

P.S. Have a series you'd love to see us work on? Feel free to send us an ask! We may consider picking it up in the future if enough staff members are interested.

(Coloring credit: @briebysabs)

“When you left, I felt like a hole opened in my chest.”

HARUDAKI RETURNS!!! , BUT THIS TIME ON A 2 PART CHAPTER , YOUKA NITTA SENSEI SAID ON TWITTER THAT SHE DECIDED TO MAKE A NEW HARUDAKI VOLUME FEATURING THE ONE SHOT FROM LAST YEAR ORDINARY DAYS AND THIS 2 PARTER WITH OTHER EXTRAS AFTER LAST YEAR'S OVERWHELMING REACTION OF THE SERIES RETURN FOR THE BE X BOY GOLD 30TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE AND IM IN SHOCK , CRYING , AND FANGIRLING RIGHT NOW.....T.T

HERES THE LINK TO READ THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HARUDAKIS RETURN , PLEASE USE GOOGLE TRANSLATE AND LOG IN TO SEE THE STATEMENT , THANK YOU .

HARUDAKI FOREVER!!!!!!!......T.T

https://x.com/saruboboko/status/2049077360679653593

Next time you’re watching any news show or political coverage see how many of these you can spot:

Quick rundown of each propaganda technique:

• Glittering Generalities: Using vague, emotionally appealing words (like “freedom” or “justice”) that sound good but lack specific meaning.

• Transfer: Associating a person, idea, or product with something already respected or disliked (like using a flag, religion, or celebrity image) to carry over those feelings.

• Name-Calling: Attaching negative labels to an opponent or idea to create fear or distrust without real evidence.

• Card-Stacking: Presenting only positive information for one side and leaving out or distorting the negatives.

• Testimonial: Having a famous or respected person endorse an idea, product, or cause.

• Plain Folks: Presenting the speaker as an “ordinary” person to seem relatable and trustworthy.