Are you on the lookout for new manga to read? The app Emaqi is full of tons of exciting series, including titles that you won’t find anywhere else. Since their launch in 2025, Emaqi keeps adding onto the app—from such respected publishers like Viz and Kodanshi—and during this month, you can experience five new publications, all released in English for the very first time! Want to learn more? Keep reading to see what’s coming to Emaqi in June.

I Was Banished From My Clan for Sleeping Too Much and Dumped in a Forest, but While I Was Napping the Monsters Around Me Built a Kingdom But I Don’t Care, I’m Going Back to Sleep

There’s nothing better than a manga series with a title that’s long, interesting, and sure to get your attention. Slated for released on June 19th, this is Emaqi’s first publication from Bunkasha, known for its niche and demographic-specific genre like seinen for young adult males, josei for adult females, and much more.

In this new story, written by Hakua Shiranami and drawn by Sayu Igusa, you’ll follow the adventures of a vampire named Claire, who loves to sleep more than anything else in the world. After her grandfather grows intolerant of her laziness, she is banished to an unfamiliar forest and encounters Fenrir, a legendary monster. After making Fenrir her kin, she finds herself the accidental ruler of a monster kingdom. She’d rather sleep, of course, but her presence has caused a disturbance in the forest, and the humans are beginning to take notice.

Shrine of the Morning Mist

For fans of supernatural romcoms, Shrine of the Morning Mist by Hiroki Ugawa, is a must-read. Available on the Emaqi app on June 26th, high schooler, Amatsu Tadahiro returns to his hometown of Miyoshi. He moves into a shrine where the way priesthood is passed down is not what you’d expect. In fact, it has been passed down through the female line for generations. Here, Amatsu hopes to reconnect to a childhood friend and love, Yuzu Hieda. Yuzu is one of the shinto priestesses, who tries to balance her school life and her duty at the shrine.

However, their reunion does not go as planned, thanks to chaos in the spirit world that leads to Amatsu getting attacked by a supernatural being. Suddenly, this romantic comedy becomes an epic story inspired by Japanese folklore, namely the yokai tale, Ino Mononoke Roku!

Do You Like Painfully Awkward Women?

If you’re searching for a title that is highly relatable, look no further than Do You Like Painfully Awkward Women? by Wakana. Shiro Itai is a 26-year-old office worker who wants nothing more than to be popular. Despite this goal, she is, as the title suggests, painfully awkward, and every endeavor fails, and her natural clumsiness and cringeworthy tendencies are her biggest villains.

Of course, this doesn’t stop our optimistic heroine. Even if things don’t always work out, Shirai always ready to take on a new challenge and show readers that they don’t have to give up on their dreams! Check out Shirai’s struggles only on the Emaqi app starting on June 26th.

Resignation Agency: The Worker’s Last Resort 

For anyone who’s ever been employed in a toxic workplace, Resignation Agency: The Worker’s Last Resort, available on June 26th, will certainly catch your eye. This gripping manga by Kensei Hokamoto is not just a story; it explores the brutal reality of what is known as “Black Companies” in Japan.

Told through the eyes of a fierce lawyer, this labor tale questions the true meaning work. Shiranui and her novice, Riko, make it their mission to fight a very real issue—from harassment to excessive workloads and unfair wages—that has affected thousands of Japanese workers.

An Elf, a Motorcycle, and an Imperial Geographic Surveyor and…

Isomoto Tsuyoshi’s otherworld bike fantasy, An Elf, a Motorcycle, and an Imperial Geographic Surveyor and… is also coming to the Emaqi app on June 26th.

Nonoa is an elf who works as an assistant to a human surveyor at the Imperial Geographic Institute. She likes to ride her motorcycle with her partner, Kago, and survey the roads that have become overrun with monsters and demons. As she and Kago explore this drastically-changed landscape torn by war, Nonoa updates maps, helps rebuild a post-calamity world, and experiences the exciting and dangerous life of living on the road.