Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: June 1, 2026.

1. Why this page exists

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and equivalent bodies in the EU and UK require websites to disclose material relationships with brands whose products they recommend. This page explains the affiliate and monetisation relationships that may apply to content on Mangaflower.fun.

2. Affiliate links

Some outbound "buy" links on Mangaflower are affiliate links. If you click one of these links and make a purchase, Mangaflower may earn a small commission from the retailer at no additional cost to you. Programmes we may participate in include:

• Amazon Associates
• Bookshop.org affiliate programme
• RightStuf / Crunchyroll Store affiliate
• Kobo / Rakuten affiliate

3. How affiliate revenue affects editorial

Editorial independence comes first. Reviews, rankings, and recommendations reflect the honest opinion of the Mangaflower team. We do not accept payment for a positive review, and affiliate commission is never a factor in ranking or recommending a title.

4. Sponsored posts

If a publisher, retailer, or event organiser pays for placement, that article will carry a clear "Sponsored" label at the top and a note describing the arrangement. Sponsored content is subject to the same fact-checking as regular editorial.

5. Free review copies

We occasionally receive digital or physical review copies of manga volumes from publishers. Receipt of a review copy never guarantees coverage or a positive review, and the fact that a review copy was received will be disclosed at the bottom of the relevant article.

6. Questions

If anything on this page is unclear, email editor@mangaflower.fun.