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If you're asking for a recommendation, you've not produced any list of past stories you've read for someone else for use in helping you out man. (Read the OP!) I have not read anything of these stories (though I did watch Aldnoah.Zero, and I wouldn't recommend it), so I am not the person to ask.Izect Ztenz wrote: 3n536n
Seraph of the End, Hayate the combat butler, Aldnoah Zero (+ 2nd season), Tokyo Ghoul, Girls und Panzer
Which one is the best?
Probably better to post in the anime suggestion thread (t/90118) and not the manga suggestion thread if you wanted answers about anime.Izect Ztenz wrote: 3n536n
Seraph of the End, Hayate the combat butler, Aldnoah Zero (+ 2nd season), Tokyo Ghoul, Girls und Panzer
Which one is the best?
As to answer your question, you probably better give a criteria as to say what is the best for you because the genre of those series vary greatly.
I was wondering if Aldnoah and GuP even had manga. Never seen them around.blissfulyoshi wrote: 5b3y54
Probably better to post in the anime suggestion thread (t/90118) and not the manga suggestion thread if you wanted answers about anime.Izect Ztenz wrote: 3n536n
Seraph of the End, Hayate the combat butler, Aldnoah Zero (+ 2nd season), Tokyo Ghoul, Girls und Panzer
Which one is the best?
As to answer your question, you probably better give a criteria as to say what is the best for you because the genre of those series vary greatly.
I was wondering too, so I looked it upGreen Platinum wrote: 385q4x
I was wondering if Aldnoah and GuP even had manga. Never seen them around.
Aldnoah: (there is a link to sequals and spinoffs too, but none are scanlated)
https://osu-ppy-sh.cinevost.com/series.html?id=113037
GuP: (has a lot of spinoffs)
https://osu-ppy-sh.cinevost.com/series.html?id=78531
"Anime Suggestion Thread"blissfulyoshi wrote: 5b3y54
Probably better to post in the anime suggestion thread (t/90118) and not the manga suggestion thread if you wanted answers about anime.Izect Ztenz wrote: 3n536n
Seraph of the End, Hayate the combat butler, Aldnoah Zero (+ 2nd season), Tokyo Ghoul, Girls und Panzer
Which one is the best?
As to answer your question, you probably better give a criteria as to say what is the best for you because the genre of those series vary greatly.
*also i wanna bought Girls und Panzer and AZ Second Season too...
Sorry about that, my mistake. I haven't read the manga form of all of these.Izect Ztenz wrote: 3n536n
"Anime Suggestion Thread"
Personally, I would suggest reading the original source material for anything because any other adaptation is usually just a retelling using what they know from a different source. With that said, here is the list of their original forms:
Seraph of the End - manga
Hayate the Combat Butler - manga
Aldnoah Zero - anime
Tokyo Ghoul - manga
Girls und Panzer - anime
So for Aldnoah Zero and Girls und Panzer, I suggest you should watch the anime for full enjoyment. As for the rest, depends on your taste. Seraph of the End takes a while to develop to something decent. Hayate is great comedy, but it does get a little repetitive toward the end and it helps a lot to know the references as they aired. Tokyo Ghoul, well I never read it.
idk but this is really good everyone, https://osu-ppy-sh.cinevost.com/manga/107138/Te ... Care_of_Me >///<
I actually bought the manga called "Kodomo no Jikan(こどものじかん)" or in English Children's Hour. I did not finish the manga because there were only vol 1-6 available hard copy in my local book store. Even though I only read vol 1-6, I think Children's Hour is a great manga in of story.
(spoiler alert)
Children's Hour is about a teacher named Daisuke Aoki. He is a 23 years old teacher, who teaches grade–schoolers. Throughout his days, he always end up in a embarrassing(?) situation with rin, who is one of the student of Aoki. Those embarrassing situation includes kissing and some skinships (スキンシップ), which means "non-sexual touching between very close platonic friends" according to urban dictionary. Eventually, Aoki finds out why she act this way and soon he started to care about her and almost love her....
I know some people are disgust about how Kodomo no Jikan, the author, draw a lewd loli. One might even say it is straight up lolicon doujinshi(同人誌), but I still respect him because the visual and the entertainment (° ͜ʖ°). Plus, I personally like lolis because of their cuteness😏😏😏. I rate this manga 8/10 and I would recommend this to loli lovers
(spoiler alert)
Children's Hour is about a teacher named Daisuke Aoki. He is a 23 years old teacher, who teaches grade–schoolers. Throughout his days, he always end up in a embarrassing(?) situation with rin, who is one of the student of Aoki. Those embarrassing situation includes kissing and some skinships (スキンシップ), which means "non-sexual touching between very close platonic friends" according to urban dictionary. Eventually, Aoki finds out why she act this way and soon he started to care about her and almost love her....
I know some people are disgust about how Kodomo no Jikan, the author, draw a lewd loli. One might even say it is straight up lolicon doujinshi(同人誌), but I still respect him because the visual and the entertainment (° ͜ʖ°). Plus, I personally like lolis because of their cuteness😏😏😏. I rate this manga 8/10 and I would recommend this to loli lovers
hey please post here guys me need some fresh mango during this pandemic
also some manga review from me:
Raw Hero. It's from the same guy who made Prison School. In short, it's a story about a poor man with 2 young siblings trying to find work, and due to some circumstances, became a spy to infiltrate a villain organization. As you would expect from the author, it's really ecchi heavy and is probably borderline hentai.
It's a pretty funny manga if I say so, but god I hate the love triangle trope that's going on right now and I hope it ends soon. I just hope the author doesn't kill it like he did with Prison School.
All in all, I recommend to give it a go if you like Prison School.
also some manga review from me:
Raw Hero. It's from the same guy who made Prison School. In short, it's a story about a poor man with 2 young siblings trying to find work, and due to some circumstances, became a spy to infiltrate a villain organization. As you would expect from the author, it's really ecchi heavy and is probably borderline hentai.
It's a pretty funny manga if I say so, but god I hate the love triangle trope that's going on right now and I hope it ends soon. I just hope the author doesn't kill it like he did with Prison School.
All in all, I recommend to give it a go if you like Prison School.
Oversimplifying review
Berserk - epic plot (waaay better than anime)
Psyren - anime adaptation material (i've read darwin's game before it got an anime, it was decent enough to keep me reading but not good really)
GTO series - want some comedy and feels, read this then (way better then anime)
Ajin - some parts arent in anime, as usual for an adaptation
Citrus - for yuri lover
Solo Leveling - want an overpowered main character without no clear conflict (self vs self , self vs people shit) then read this, recommended for those who doesnt love plots (its manwha)
One punch man - unlike solo leveling, the main character has conflict which is getting recognition he deserves
YuriCam: Yurika no Campus Life - if you just want a pure yuri plot every chapter then just have fun reading this
Beelzebub - just read this, really
Liar Game - r.i.p
Philosophia - yuri <3
i know this isnt helpful, but who cares...
Berserk - epic plot (waaay better than anime)
Psyren - anime adaptation material (i've read darwin's game before it got an anime, it was decent enough to keep me reading but not good really)
GTO series - want some comedy and feels, read this then (way better then anime)
Ajin - some parts arent in anime, as usual for an adaptation
Citrus - for yuri lover
Solo Leveling - want an overpowered main character without no clear conflict (self vs self , self vs people shit) then read this, recommended for those who doesnt love plots (its manwha)
One punch man - unlike solo leveling, the main character has conflict which is getting recognition he deserves
YuriCam: Yurika no Campus Life - if you just want a pure yuri plot every chapter then just have fun reading this
Beelzebub - just read this, really
Liar Game - r.i.p
Philosophia - yuri <3
i know this isnt helpful, but who cares...
Kengan Ashura is a really fun one. Quite similar to Baki with the whole underground fighting thing, plenty of badass characters with cool fighting styles and abilities along with some really great action scenes and choreography. Great art as well. Sad how the anime skipped a bunch of fights and was done in mediocre 3D CG.
no way i said manga. I meant better than the anime lmaoStomiks wrote: z2u1w
No I was talking about how you said that the manga was better when you already said to read evangelion. So I was thinking if your referring to the original drafts of the manga.Aireunaeus wrote: 572yo
huh no way theyre drafts 😯Stomiks wrote: z2u1w
You talking about the original drafts lmao
well tbh when i was a kid my sis show me a video of a guy trapped in an elevator that ate his own shit so he is probably fineStomiks wrote: z2u1w
This kid is not above 15Reyalp51 wrote: 5i14
how old were you again lmaoI AM VERY SMART wrote: 2s1669
Btw this is not a suggestion but I just finished reading Metamorphosis... and I don't recommend it to anyone.
DO NOT READ THIS.
Different strokes for different folks I guessReyalp51 wrote: 5i14
well tbh when i was a kid my sis show me a video of a guy trapped in an elevator that ate his own shit so he is probably fineStomiks wrote: z2u1w
This kid is not above 15Reyalp51 wrote: 5i14
how old were you again lmaoI AM VERY SMART wrote: 2s1669
Btw this is not a suggestion but I just finished reading Metamorphosis... and I don't recommend it to anyone.
DO NOT READ THIS.
Just finished reading Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer. Pretty fun, check it out.
The following is a vague review type thing with some of my thoughts and some things you might want to know before jumping in. There won't be any spoilers, but don't read the contents of this box if you want to go in completely blind.
I enjoyed doing this so I think I'll do another one of these if I find a noteworthy manga that might be underlooked or not well known.
The following is a vague review type thing with some of my thoughts and some things you might want to know before jumping in. There won't be any spoilers, but don't read the contents of this box if you want to go in completely blind.
I guess I'd say it's a shounen battle manga from 2005 with a focus on (non-conflict) character drama with a tight-knit, interesting plot. It's also fully completed.
I don't know how to explain it better but it has an indie game feel to it, like if a frontline, long-running popular series are triple A games, then this could be described as an indie game. It's fairly succinct with a very clear vision, and also a bit rough around the edges in a way that you might say is charming.
I think a lot of the "rough around the edges" feel comes from the fact that this has a mid 2000s shounen aesthetic, with art, humour, tropes and I guess "wacky, light-hearted vibes" from that era which does definitely comes off as dated. I do personally enjoy this aesthetic though because it's pretty uniquely wacky compared to modern stuff.
I especially enjoyed the plot and how tight it was, there were quite a lot of small details that would come back later in the story, it didn't feel like anything was wasted. It's pretty clear that everything was planned out pretty meticulously before the author started writing, and even though the execution from the planning to the actual manga may not have been perfect, it was still pretty cool.
If it didn't really for me, I can see how some people might find this story or at least parts of this story very personally touching because of what it's about.
Some other things you might wanna know before starting:
- If you do decide to read this in an unofficial manner, note that the unofficial English translation of volume 4 available online is kinda questionable, so just steel yourself for that. Otherwise it's pretty decent.
- There's some pretty uncouth humour with panty shots (of a high-school girl) and stuff, which I feel ties into that mid-2000s aesthetic I talked about before. It's mostly just humour and isn't a focus for the vast majority of the manga, but if it's something that's a massive turn-off then maybe avoid this. (Also don't start to read this if you're in public like I did)
- You might recognise this because it had a recent-ish anime adaptation which is currently sitting at 5.64 stars on MAL. Dunno what's up with that, the manga itself is rated way higher. I guess the anime adaptation was just uniquely horrible or something, so don't let that deter you from reading the manga.
I don't know how to explain it better but it has an indie game feel to it, like if a frontline, long-running popular series are triple A games, then this could be described as an indie game. It's fairly succinct with a very clear vision, and also a bit rough around the edges in a way that you might say is charming.
I think a lot of the "rough around the edges" feel comes from the fact that this has a mid 2000s shounen aesthetic, with art, humour, tropes and I guess "wacky, light-hearted vibes" from that era which does definitely comes off as dated. I do personally enjoy this aesthetic though because it's pretty uniquely wacky compared to modern stuff.
I especially enjoyed the plot and how tight it was, there were quite a lot of small details that would come back later in the story, it didn't feel like anything was wasted. It's pretty clear that everything was planned out pretty meticulously before the author started writing, and even though the execution from the planning to the actual manga may not have been perfect, it was still pretty cool.
If it didn't really for me, I can see how some people might find this story or at least parts of this story very personally touching because of what it's about.
Some other things you might wanna know before starting:
- If you do decide to read this in an unofficial manner, note that the unofficial English translation of volume 4 available online is kinda questionable, so just steel yourself for that. Otherwise it's pretty decent.
- There's some pretty uncouth humour with panty shots (of a high-school girl) and stuff, which I feel ties into that mid-2000s aesthetic I talked about before. It's mostly just humour and isn't a focus for the vast majority of the manga, but if it's something that's a massive turn-off then maybe avoid this. (Also don't start to read this if you're in public like I did)
- You might recognise this because it had a recent-ish anime adaptation which is currently sitting at 5.64 stars on MAL. Dunno what's up with that, the manga itself is rated way higher. I guess the anime adaptation was just uniquely horrible or something, so don't let that deter you from reading the manga.
I enjoyed doing this so I think I'll do another one of these if I find a noteworthy manga that might be underlooked or not well known.
Patatitta wrote: m6d2i
you should probably finish it before suggesting itI AM VERY SMART wrote: 2s1669
I'm currently reading Goodnight Punpun (I'm in chapter 15)... Who are raising these kids??
I have no idea if I should recommend this since I have mixed feelings, but it's actually intriguing to read
I just finished chapter 50 so I'm far from being done with it, but the relationship between Punpun and Aiko is so well done that I just can't stop reading it despite the visuals. It's 100% obvious that Punpun is not really in love with Midori even though they're together. There are so many elements in the story to take into !
I'll come back when I've finished the manga
I just finished chapter 50 so I'm far from being done with it, but the relationship between Punpun and Aiko is so well done that I just can't stop reading it despite the visuals. It's 100% obvious that Punpun is not really in love with Midori even though they're together. There are so many elements in the story to take into !
I'll come back when I've finished the manga
Some manga suggestions you probably haven't heard of. (Ratings are my personal opinion)
1. Hoankan Evans no Uso: Dead or Love - (7.7/10) | Comedy, Romance,
2. Meiten Restaurant - (7.5/10) | Gourmet, Supernatural, Comedy
3. City - (8/10) | Gag Comedy, Slice of life
4. Youchien Wars - (7.8/10) | Action, Comedy, Romance
5. No Home - (8.8/10) | Slice of life
6. *Bocchi Kaibutsu to Moumoku Shoujo - (8/10) | Fantasy, Yuri
7. *Nega-kun to Posi-chan - (8/10) | Comedy, Romance
8. Boku no suki no hito ga suki no hito - (7.8/10) | Comedy, Romance
9. The holy grail of Eris - (7.4/10) | Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Supernatural
10. Love Bullet - (8/10) | Yuri, Action, Drama, Supernatural
6* - It states there's only 4 chapters, yet i found about 50.
7* - Read the English translation. That hits harder than my unc's pickup
1. Hoankan Evans no Uso: Dead or Love - (7.7/10) | Comedy, Romance,
2. Meiten Restaurant - (7.5/10) | Gourmet, Supernatural, Comedy
3. City - (8/10) | Gag Comedy, Slice of life
4. Youchien Wars - (7.8/10) | Action, Comedy, Romance
5. No Home - (8.8/10) | Slice of life
6. *Bocchi Kaibutsu to Moumoku Shoujo - (8/10) | Fantasy, Yuri
7. *Nega-kun to Posi-chan - (8/10) | Comedy, Romance
8. Boku no suki no hito ga suki no hito - (7.8/10) | Comedy, Romance
9. The holy grail of Eris - (7.4/10) | Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Supernatural
10. Love Bullet - (8/10) | Yuri, Action, Drama, Supernatural
6* - It states there's only 4 chapters, yet i found about 50.
7* - Read the English translation. That hits harder than my unc's pickup
Out of those i've read city no home, and bocchi kaibutsu , city and bocchi I think are good, I don't really recommend no home tho, it's extremely long and it never really goes anywhere, art is pretty mid too, I don't think it has much staying power besides reading every chapter when it releases and being part of the fandom
edit: apparently it finished, so yeah, idk if it's worth reading now at all
edit: apparently it finished, so yeah, idk if it's worth reading now at all
You got a point. But the shining point for me was the character dynamics between the 2 MCs and how they deal with their problems. That was pretty fun to read but later on, it kinda dies out.Patatitta wrote: m6d2i
I don't really recommend no home tho, it's extremely long and it never really goes anywhere, art is pretty mid too, I don't think it has much staying power besides reading every chapter when it releases and being part of the fandom
Side note: No Home and City are getting adapted. City is being adapted by kyoani so my expectations are as high as nichijou