Interest Stacks

(For both) For the edgier among us, a look into the mind of troubled teenagers.

(For both) You need to read Aqua first. A feel good type of slice of life story in a light science fantasy futuristic Mars, with a really needed positive perspective about daily life for these two generations.

(Mainly for Gen Z) Must read for those about to end highschool or those that just started university.

(Mainly for Gen Y) Better than the anime movie but that version is alright too.

(For both) For the edgier among us, if you want or wanted to see the world burn when you were a teenager, let this work spit on your face.

(Mainly for Gen Y) Don't miss the anime, it's better.

(Mainly for Gen Z) I know you have social anxiety so this is most likely going to be of your liking.

(Mainly for Gen Y) You already know why this is here.

(Mainly for Gen Y) You already know why this is here.

(For both) You already know why this is here.

(For both) Of the same vein as Aku no Hana, but not as messed up. There's also a two chapter sequel.

(Mainly for Gen Y) Hang in there.

(Mainly for Gen Z) A cute little story about two otaku couples and a protagonist afraid to show how she really is.

(For both) A cute little story about a newlywed couple.

(For both) About a young adult woman and her anxiety, depression, eating disorder and more stuff like that, when facing the actual adult life for which she is seemingly unprepared. There are like 4 sequels or so, so more of them will be on this list on the future.