SKULLMAN

Skullman is a series about a dead man walking taking revenge on the people who took everything from him, all while uncovering a mystery. It's written by Shotaro Ishinomori, and later went on to inspire the ever popular tokusatsu series: Kamen Rider. The art is excellent and downright psychedelic at times. It's a continuation of the original oneshot from the 60s that was shunned for being too violent, seeing as he was Japan's first antihero.

Lately, I've been falling in love with the work of Oshimi Shuzo like Aku No Hana and Blood On The Tracks.

i started Goodnight PunPun a little while ago, getting close to finishing it and i would def recommend.. its an emotional roller-coaster. 

Berserk is great, I really recommend it!

Berserk is great, I really recommend it!

Ojisama to Neko is a really good short slice of life manga. its from the perspective of a 1 year old cat who hasnt been adopted yet untill an old man comes into the shop and adopts the cat. it gose through with the Fukumaru's (the cats name) anxiety that hes going to be returned or the old man wont/dosent love him (the old man loves him very much). its really cute and i think it has a short live action show with it. 

Kuso Miso Technique

Golden kamui, it’s so good and the style is definitely somewhat distinct !

One Punch Man has some fabulous art

Atelier of Witch Hat 

if you like art definitely check out Vagabond!

Chainsaw Man is usually my go too :")

read houseki no kuni / land of the lustrous ...NOW

♡WOTAKOI♡ 

I’m currently reading the Beastars manga! It’s good so far :) 

100% Recommend Goodnight PunPun. Hurts to this day, no other media has left such a hard impact on me.

pls read Golden Kamuy its so good

Chainsawman is a really good manga with also beautiful art. 

I really recommend Komi Can’t Communicate! It’s a cute wholesome manga about a girl with a communication disorder who tries to make friends :> 

recommending Tomie, fleshed colored horror, and uzumaki I’m really into horror manga.

I really like Brutal :Confessions of a Homicide Investigator

hehe I have a hyperfixation right now on Trigun. The story focuses on a man named Vash the Stampede, a staunch pacifist running from bounty hunters who seek to obtain the immense bounty on his head ($$60,000,000,000). As the series progresses, it goes in depth into Vash's past. There's a sort of western cowboy vibe to the manga with heavy scfi elements coming in later on. Everything takes place on a planet called "No Man's Land" (called Gunsmoke in the anime) and all of its characters are HIGHLY rememberable.

Claymore because some of the art is absolutely insane.

Brutal:satsujin kanatsukan no Kokuhaku

A policeman that likes to make justice by his own 

It’s gore and horror. The art style is quite good and even though is not finished, I enjoyed reading it 

My recommendation is Toilet Bound Hanako-kun! It’s about a girl that makes a wish to the spirit Hanako and gets wrapped into his world :3

Always Yona of dawn, I’m reading Emma which is by the same author of  Otoyomegatari. Looks pretty promising. 

1. World Trigger: the story was laid out well, in a big-picture manner, drawing style getting cleaner nowadays.

2. Archipel has introduced some alt manga on their YouTube site: https://youtu.be/x7Yo87NYhEk

dead dead demons de de de de destruction

One of my all time favorite mangas has to be Kaguya Sama: Love is war. It follows the complex relationship between miyuki, the student council president and Kaguya the vice president as they try to make one another confess their love. Its a great romantic comedy manga that is really engaging to read imo. There are also 23 english released volumes so far so there is no shortage of content to binge.

dead dead demons is really good! the only of inio asano's works that is going to get an anime adaptation

Demon slayer

Tomie

I'm still currently reading it<3

chainsaw man !!!

Some older choices: Parasyte! Soul Eater! Lone Wolf and Cub!
Some newer choices: The Promised Neverland! The Devil is a Part-Timer! Beastars!

You have to read From the red fog. 

It is a manga about a 12 year old named Rwanda who's an assassin who's mother has been killed. One thing I have to mention is that his whole family are also assassins and he never really experienced real love since he was born because he was being trained to kill. 

Rwanda escapes alone and he will discover some "plot twists" about his family and the father that was never on his side. 

Btw lmk if you didn't understand everything I said because my english is not the best.

If you like a bit of horror I recommend Goodnight Pun Pun really great story line and art style its about a imaginary friend that stays for a bit to long :)

hajime no ippo!! 1400+ chapters never went by so fast!!!

not a manga but a manwha, but Maybe Meant To Be on Webtoon is adorableee, a romcom that does what romcoms are supposed to do. 

TIME FOR THE HNKNA ENTHUSIAST TO SHINE!!! Hihi! Today I will be recommending a manga for you to add to your reading list! Heart No Kuni No Alice ( or Alice in the Country of Hearts ) is part of the QuinRose Universe. The Manga and the Otome game* were released around the same time so I'm not sure which was released first, but I recommend it nevertheless! ( * talk about later! )

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The manga is a reworked/visited version of Lewis Carroll's famous " Alice in Wonderland " with added bishounen characters and spicy romance. Alice Liddell was forcefully kidnapped and brought down a hole into Wonderland. Due to a trick, she has no choice but to play a mysterious game. To complete the game, she has to meet the residents in Wonderland to fill up a potion bottle - only then can she go home. The plot is pretty basic and falls along the lines of the original Alice in Wonderland, but there is a twist in the story. In Wonderland, everyone starts taking a liking to her at some point due to her being an outsider/foreigner.  From what I remember, there are about 12+(ish) endings in the otome game, but in the manga, she ultimately ends up with 1. It's VERY otome, but it's just so good.

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There are also side route books that display the other countries! Such as The Country of Clover (♣), The Country of Joker (🃏), The Country of Diamond (♦), and most recently The Country of Spades (♠️) - ( the newest release of the Wonderful Wonder World series on Nintendo Switch by QuinRose Reborn, not yet in manga form. )

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Through all of the other otome games that I've played and mangas that I've read, HNKNA always stuck. No matter it be the art style, characters, or mild plot twists, I can always count on coming back to this series a couple of times a year. The series just has such an ambiance and aura that always makes me feel like I'm part of the Wonderful Wonder World and I'm never able to shake the feeling. Although seemingly plain, it is a really special series and QuinRose put so much work into this universe. I hope you add it to your reading list! Have a wonderful day ✩°｡⋆⸜(ू˙꒳​˙ )

Magical girl apocalypse is good but i'd read it online if i were you. The fourth book is super high in price 

Dandadan!! It's like chainsaw man but not at the same time (no one's died yet <3). Synopsis is as follows:

After being aggressively rejected, Momo Ayase finds herself sulking when she stumbles across a boy being bullied. Saved by her rash kindness, the occult-obsessed boy attempts to speak to her about supernatural interests he believes they share. Rejecting his claims, Ayase proclaimed that she instead is a believer in ghosts, starting an argument between the two over which is real. In a bet to determine who is correct, the two decide to separately visit locations associated with both the occult and the supernatural—Ayase visiting the former and the boy visiting the latter. When the two reach their respective places, it turns out that neither was wrong and that both the occult and ghosts do exist. This marks the beginning of Ayase and the boy's adventure, as they attempt to fix the surreal, supernatural, and sci-fi elements around them to return to a normal life.

It's a mega fun read, comedy is/jokes are embedded within the manga and there's also some romance on the side!

Dissolving Classroom by Junji Ito is definitely one of his more underrated books. It's a little goofy but it's a fun quick read.

I would seriously recommend Kanata Kara / From Far Away. it's an isekai from well before the isekai boom and just a really lovely shoujo fantasy / romance. really expertly written and I can't recommend it enough.