Anyone knows any good manga to recommend?
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Reply by el~★
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banana fish.. i remember laughing at the dumb name before the anime aired and then by the end of the manga i have to say ive never cried like that. changed my life forever,,,, like it will /wreck/ you but couldn't recommend it more
Reply by Cireskc Arl
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Si te gustan los mangas bl turbios, la autora harada tendra varias obras asi!!Mis favoritas son la cancion de yoru y asa, nii chan, one room angel y poison sex!!!
Reply by GlazedHamMan
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Choujin X is my #1 ongoing rn. Make the Exorcist Fall in Love and The Summer Hikaru Died are also Great ongoings. For older stuff I'd rec Holyland if you like fighting stuff. Dorohedoro is also amazing.
Reply by matthew
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blood on the tracks, inside mari, a condition called love, ptsd radio, dai dark are some of my favorites
Reply by C473R1N4
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Berserk - Kentaro Miura
Evangelion - Sadamoto
Solanin - Inio Asano
Any Junji Ito manga
Nana - Ai Yazawa
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - Hirohiko Araki
Reply by lalai
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eu recomendo xxxholic, um anime incrível e mangá tbm, ele tem relação com Sakura card captor e stubasa (esqueci o nome do anime por isso não sei escrever) deveria ser mais popular aqui no Brasil
Reply by Viva
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A Man And His Cat is so good!!! it's also rlly funny and cute lmao
More cat manga -- Nights with a cat and Night Of The Living Cat are also rlly good
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Reply by k1t5urr170
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- Golden Kamuy
- Girl Friends
- Witch Hat Atelier (ongoing)
- O Maidens in Your Savage Season
- Our Dreams at Dusk
Bloom Into You- Mars
- Beck
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Reply by XxPrettyInACask3txX
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Highly recommend Dinosaur Sanctuary, it's pretty new, the third volume only came out this September <33
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Reply by +CLiNiKiLL+
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My fav manga of all time is BLAME! by Tusomu Nihei
cyber horror action thriller with less than a thousand total words spoken. Most of it is just silent pictures and the artwork is INCREDIBLE
Reply by lotus
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i love innocent and innocent rouge! but both contain heavy themes and are intense essentially throughout so read with caution
Reply by lotus
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i love innocent and innocent rouge! but both contain heavy themes and are intense essentially throughout so read with caution
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Reply by Phospholipids
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If you're into unique illustrations( with a focus on form and utilising space emotively) I'd definitely recommend Houseki no Kuni aka Land of the Lustrous.
{Fun fact: my name is kinda inspired by Phos. Except I am organic and contain phospholipids not phosphophyllite lol}
It is about a group of humanoid, genderless gems living on an island far in the future, when humanity is long gone, and the earth has additional moons. With the guidance of their mysterious sensei, they ward off attacks from bodhisattva-like beings from the moon, who they're told collect them for jewellery.
Phosphophyllite, the main character, is too weak to fight and not particularly good at anything. They want nothing more to be strong, and are willing to put themself in danger for it..
Its also got probably the only anime for which the CGI is a highlight.
Reply by evrst
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The manga that I truly loved reading was Arisa by Natsumi Ando, and it was actually my first manga. It's like a young adult mystery suspense genre. But I was and still am absolutely obsessed with the series. It's about 12 books long but it was worth it. (^▽^)👍
Reply by sanriorckstr
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for shoujo/seinen: nana, skip and loafer, paradise kiss
shounen: chainsaw man, jujutsu kaisen, hunter x hunter
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I've most recently completed Girls' Last Tour and it's about two girls in a post apocalyptic setting. They live in a massive layered city and are trying to reach the top to see if any humans have regrouped there. It's cute and bittersweet and also has a unique artstyle that I'm into!
Reply by xXLilithXx
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I know it has an anime but Tokyo revengers is just so much better in manga form \(x○x)/
Reply by h3avenlyk1ttie
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waiting for spring is a really cute shojo I personally enjoyed, if you want a good cry I recommend paradise kiss, or some more action i really love tokyo ghoul the art is great, kakageuri is good too
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Reply by ☆Ashton☆
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Bungo Stray Dogs, it's really good the characters are beautifully written the plot is complex, interesting and captivating. Stunning art style all around amazing.
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Reply by fyesory
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wild police story ! it might be harder to understand if you dont read detective conan tho
Reply by goobie snoobert
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you guys need to get on dorohedoro!! it has such a great story and a good cast of characters. it might not be for everyone but so far, everyone ive met who’s read it fell in love with it.
definitely give it a chance if you’re into jjba, yakuza or golden kamuy. i see so many intersections between these fanbases
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- 20th Century Boys: tells the story of Kenji Endo and his friends, who notice a cult-leader known only as "Friend" is out to destroy the world, and it has something to do with their childhood memories.
- Monster: revolves around Kenzo Tenma, a Japanese surgeon living in Düsseldorf, Germany whose life enters turmoil after getting himself involved with Johan Liebert, one of his former patients, who is revealed to be a dangerous serial killer.
- Oyasumi PunPun: A coming-of-age it follows the life of a child named Onodera PunPun, from his elementary school years to his early 20s, as he copes with his dysfunctional family, love life, friends, life goals and hyperactive mind, while occasionally focusing on the lives and struggles of his schoolmates and family. Punpun and the members of his family are normal humans, but are depicted to the reader in the form of crudely drawn birds.
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FullMetal Alchemist, if you haven't read it or are planning to watch Brotherhood (please read the manga first or at least read the first few volumes)
If you've already read FMA, and are a fan of Zelda, then read the Zelda manga, the art is beautiful and the adaptations are wonderful!
Reply by Tsukiyama Loverr <3
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I’ve really enjoyed Land Of The Lustrous lately. Also some big ones like Chainsaw Man, Goodnight Punpun, anything by Junji Ito, and of course, Tokyo Ghoul!
Reply by Aiichuuxx
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the top ones i'm reading rn are
usotsuki
kedamonotachi no jikan
usotsuki satsuki shi ga mieru
the top is a romantic story
but last 2 r "horror"
the 2nd needs a trigger warning; r*pe, kidnapping, m*rder, i*cest, things of tht nature.
i personally connect with that 1, but I also understand if it makes some1 else shut down so read @ ur own discretion
Reply by jaedawg
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for some psychological fuck up shit, id go with blood on the tracks by shuzo oshimi. be warned though its pretty unsettling at times. just for a normal personal favorite and more popular manga of mine id suggest reading the promised neverland by kaiu shirai and posuka demizu. the animes really good too and id also recommend that if youve never seen it (theres only 12 episodes because the second season, we just pretend it never happened).
Reply by lev
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cetnaur no nayami is a good one if you're into the regular lives of monster girls and how realistically different monster species would coexist. alice in borderland is a good manga and very suspenseful. golden kamuy is a somewhat comedic but also very suspenseful and good historical manga. dorohedoro is a good and atmospheric horror manga. innocent and innocent rouge are also very good historical manga, which beautiful art and a tragic plot, but there is a lot of graphic gore scenes, so i'd warn you about that.
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Reply by foxfire_halo
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just finishing dededededededede, its put me in a strange mood but i dont regret reading it. very urasawa. possibly a top 10 manga for me (and ive read too much)
Reply by Becca
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One of my favorite manga of all time is Uzumaki by Junji Ito. He also has many other great stories but this one is my favorite :)
Reply by Mia A.
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I recommend Kimetsu no Yaiba! The characters and story intrigue me, so hopefully people will agree as well!
Reply by Dumpster_m0th444
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i recommend
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