I downloaded this since there were books from Glacier Bay and Star Fruit, and so far I’ll loving the service. The app works well and it’s easy to browse. Some series have more chapters available than others, with some only providing the most recent chapters instead of past ones. Though it can be sad to see a lack of backfilled chapters, I understand that publishing and licensing is complicated (and I’ll take what I can get lol). Overall Azuki provides a stronger variety than what I’ve seen on other apps— and that’s what I value most. But I hope more publishers take bigger chances and license larger chunks of their series to Azuki.

I only just started with the app recently but I love how slick the user interface is. It’s great to have several scroll options, particularly the vertical scroll which is lacking on Shonen Jump.The selection of manga is good, and the price is fair. It’s a shame that several Kodansha titles are missing chapters though. I was pretty excited when I saw titles like Aposimz for example, but saw that most chapters are missing.Really hope Crunchyroll takes note!

With a large amount of my free time spent reading and collecting manga, Azuki is easily at the top of my list of subscriptions when it comes to anime and manga. With an ever-growing library of series, there is something for fans of all ages. For the low monthly premium membership, you can enjoy to your heart's content.

The app itself is fine enough. Easy to navigate, plenty of reading options, large assortment of manga. Honestly it’s what I was searching for. Until I saw the dreaded lock on chapters from a certain point onwards. “One time purchase to unlock the content below,” or something. You’d think that’d be fine, and was more than willing to pay for the remaking volumes. But this is.a subscription based service. Why do I have to pay for the remaining volumes when I’m already paying for the subscription? It’s one or the other. Both at one is asinine anti consumer behavior.