Tokyopop has confirmed its first wave of manga acquisitions for 2027, announcing five new titles slated for release during the spring and summer seasons. The publisher's upcoming catalog will feature a variety of stories, headlined by the romantic drama Can't Buy My Love from creator Pitari Mishima.
Can't Buy My Love centers on Yu, a university student who finds himself destitute after losing his home to a fire. His life takes an unexpected turn when he is taken in by Madoka, an "odd jobs" worker who initially appears to be a perfect savior. However, the narrative quickly shifts as Yu discovers that his benefactor is driven primarily by financial gain, leading to a complicated dynamic between the two as they navigate their professional and personal lives together.
While this announcement highlights Tokyopop's long-term planning for the 2027 market, the publisher has yet to disclose the full list of the remaining four titles included in this licensing batch. Readers interested in the publisher's current output can look for these new additions to join their existing library of romance and drama-focused manga in the coming years.
