Call the Name of the Night

Okay so this is hands-down one of the best lesser-known manga in town, maybe ever, trust me on this one. The story revolves around young Mira Howley, who suffers from what appears to be a mix of GAD/SAD. It gently explores mental health themes, in a cute, fantasy world where both physical and mental issues have magical etiology and manifestations. Much like in art-therapy, the heavy topics are looked at through a symbolic lens, which allows to sympathize and perhaps better understand some feelings. Many difficult questions are dealt with, like what's the point of it all, or whether it's possible to extract virtue from suffering, itgoes quite deep but not over-the-top-ish. The inter-character dynamics are lively and engaging, it's easy to grow to love every one of them. The art is stunning: the sheer amount of detail is mind-blowing, no half-assed frames, the characters are beyond appealing, some frames will guaranteed make your jaw drop. Some artistic choices are unconventional which I guess could describe the manga overall. To sum it up, the manga's strongest virtue is it's uniqueness: it's not your generic (even if lovely) isekai/romcom/battle shounen, but something completely different.