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SMELL is a ongoing manga series by Nagabe, published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment. Tanko Vault currently tracks 1 English edition.

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Status
ongoing
Indexed editions
1 records, including 0 standard singles
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SMELL

Story & Art Nagabe

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VOLUME SYNOPSIS

From bestselling manga creator Nagabe comes a new furry Boys’ Love story about two pups picking up the scent of love! It started with a sniff—and turned into something neither of them saw coming. At a school for beastmen, two students have an awkward encounter that sparks an unexpected connection. Joseph, a cheerful border collie, catches the quiet, skittish bloodhound Noy secretly sniffing his shirt between classes. But instead of being weirded out, Joseph responds with warmth and kindness, slowly earning Noy’s trust. As it turns out, Noy is completely captivated by Joseph’s scent. Their strange little moment lingers, and something begins to shift between them. Is it just curiosity? A fleeting crush? Or could this be the start of something more?

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About this English edition

SMELL is edition in SMELL, published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment. This paperback edition has a catalog release date of October 21, 2025 with ISBN-13 9798895612163 and 186 pages.

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