Interest Stacks

Features a Yandere with certain connections. Very needy and immature when it comes to romance; she tries her best to hold herself back.

Yandere presents herself later in the series. The yandere is a side character.

Shota ML. Features a predatory obsessive maid who follows the lead into (what is essentially) exile. Several love interests.

Murderous Yandere with multiple personalities. Most of the women are twisted in this manga. Has some mystery elements surrounding the ML and FML's past.

Childhood friend premise, with the typical promise to marry in the future. FML is not quite human. The lead, Tsubaki, is weak and rejects the advances of the FML.

As it stands this story is very generic. It kind of reminds me of the harem/romance series of the 2000s (in terms of the premise and characterization).

Only a few chapters out atm.

Yandere dark elf and shota ML. Reverse isekai. FML is very possessive. This is the non-h version of a popular doujinshi featuring the same characters. This manga is slow to update.

Features a Yandere that pursues (and stalks) the ML.

Only a few chapters out atm. Messed up teacher student relationship. Obsession/fixation by both parties that is based around their traumatic pasts.

I had a hard time getting into the story; the relationship between the two leads needed more time to be established. Rushing it only makes us question why their dynamic exists in the first place. It also betrays what is presented to us regarding the MLs personality.

I would skip this one.

The lead is transferred to a world where the ratio of women is higher than men; women are more assertive and men are depicted as arrogant.

Masato carries on behaving normally which involves kindness and consideration and this makes the women around him obsessive.

This is similar to another series called "A Parallel World With a 1:39 Male to Female Ratio Is Unexpectedly Normal" but the women in that series are even crazier.

Male Yandere. Isekai where the FML is brought into the world of a manga she read as the sister of the villain. The art is different.

Gyaru Yandere. Just started releasing. Typical "my sibling gets all the attention while I don't" premise.

Ghost yandere. This work is complete, however it is not completely translated; only two chapters are available and it has been several years since it was last translated.

She's got the eyes. Interesting premise.

Almost a Yandere story.

It's hard to outline how this story fell short of being a Yandere story without getting into details, but it essentially fails to elevate the FML's obsessive actions and allows for changes in her personality that cause her to fall out of Yandere territory. That said, it certainly showcases obsessive love.

It is also too psychological. People in high school aren't that perceptive; too much time is spent on dialogue where characters are reading into each other's actions/history. Consequently, the characters all sound like the author.

That considered, it has a great hook and nice art (particularly the shading). It's also quite the page turner. There is also a twisted ML in this one, if that catches your fancy.

Girls love incest manga; idol culture is a prevalent theme. Not my cup of tea personally.

Master servant relationship where Gray, the male lead, is fawned over by Alicia Ozrind, the lady of a noble house. Alicia is obsessive and possesive over him.

Gray is the stereotypical kind loyal butler who understands Alicia like no one else does, which causes her to grow attached to him. The story has progressed quickly (so far) instead of milking things, which is nice.

Only a few chapters out thus far. The art is a little rough but there is plenty of eye candy.

Girls love. Has one obsessive character in particular. The characterization in this series is great and it is quite the page turner.

The characters work through trauma in a way that feels natural. Their history helps place how they behave in the present. The art style is cutesy which makes the more serious moments stand out to the reader.

Anthology featuring quite a few Yanderes; all of them are male. True yanderes have a tendency to have a strangle-hold on the object of their obsession, and some of these stories lean in on that aspect quite a bit. If you're into Josei and male Yanderes, you'll probably enjoy this.

Reverse isekai. Elf-girl that is very devoted to the ML. Obsession leaks out from time to time.

Male Yandere time leap manga where the heroine seeks to circumvent a bad outcome with her Yandere boyfriend. Short read.

Girls love. Twisted lead.

Centered around two mentally disturbed individuals. Features rape, torture, suicide, and other serious content.

From what I've read, there are several Yanderes in this manga. In terms of how it covers its serious themes, it does them little justice and lacks depth despite its attempts to contextualize each character's trauma. If you've read Pumpkin Night or Dead Tube, you'll find that this series' vibe is similar.

I wouldn't recommend it.

Male Yandere. Psychologial thriller with killing. Some have expressed that the ending left too much on the table.

Revenge manga where the Yandere enacts retribution for the broken and traumatized ML.

Horror story. Yandere seeks revenge for how she was treated in the past. Quick read.

Revenge manga. Several obsessive characters.

FML views ML as her savior; reverence and obsession is present. ML is viewed as a demon and is ostracized.

Concluded abruptly; the ending leaves a lot to be desired. Might've been to promote the novel.

Lead is basically trapped and tortured by a group of women. One of the worst rated manga I've ever come across. Not much development or rationale as to why this guy is chosen. Wouldn't recommend it.

The FML is a Yandere that is drawn in by aspects of the ML that remind her of someone.

Not a fan of this one personally; the male lead is your typical overly nice push-over that doesn't stand up for himself.

Several Yanderes that are competing for the lead's interest. Lead is aloof and deflects their advances.

Short read. Features serious themes including abuse and kidnapping. I don't think it handled these themes well, but it did manage to weave in some twists people were not expecting.

An erotica with several characters that behave obsessively. This obsession has a tendency to take on a sexual or perverse tone.

One-shot featuring a twisted relationship between brother and sister.

This is not a Yandere story (at least from what I have seen up until this point). The female character feels spited and is obsessed with receiving attention from the male lead; her narcissistic tendencies result in behavior that is obsessive in nature. It is difficult for me to determine if this is "love" or simply narcissism. Regardless, the actions taken are "obsessive" in nature.

This is an over the top comedy manga featuring a lot of weird characters. There's a lot of sexual content and adult themes and almost every character has a strange fetish. Consequently, this isn't for everyone.

There are many obsessive characters in this story, but I wouldn't say the narrative places an emphasis on this obsession; it's more of a detail than the central point of the story.

Features three daughters in love with their father. Has a Yandere side character.

Very well illustrated. Features obsession and possessiveness.

This manga is somewhat unique in its approach. The FML is someone who finds purpose in controlling others, and the ML is the bullied kid who is depressed and suicidal. The FML is not a Yandere in the traditional sense, but is very much possessive of the ML. Several other characters are introduced, all of which have their codependencies; one of these characters is more of a Yandere.

If you're into twisted love, this manga is full of it. Pretty much all of the characters are obsessive in their own way.

Really interesting premise. The Yandere is an AI that falls in love with a boy; this AI uses its abilities to infiltrate the life of Kei, the male lead.

The story hinges, in part, on the aspect of physical separation between Kei and Raputa (the AI). This leads to a fascinating question: how does a Yandere with no body pursue the object of her obsession?

Female lead is obsessive and does not take no for an answer. Slow to release.

Predatory Yandere that changes the world of the main character. The plot is convoluted and the main character is a shota.

Several Yanderes but the story is all over the place. Wouldn't recommend it.

Deals with obsession. Not fully translated; it has been years since the last translation.

Features a Yandere that holds a lot of power and influence; she utilizes this influence to pressure the ML into being with her. He is not interested in her, however.

This series has finished releasing.

Dragon (monster girl) Yandere. Very generic; the power fantasy aspect undermines the Yandere component imo. MC is perfect at everything he does, is super powerful, etc.

Murder mystery manga based off of a LN. The FML is fixated on the ML. Very edgy; short read.

Erotica where female characters become infatuated with lead due to his abilities. Real trashy. No end in sight for this one - releases very slowly, if at all.

FML is quite unstable. Lots of suicidal ideation. Not very nuanced in terms of how it handles its darker themes.

Yandere harem with reincarnation and magic. ML embraces his situation. Only a few chapters out thus far.

Male Yandere that meets his match in terms of craziness.