What is your Favorite Manga?

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What is your Favorite Manga?

Ooo, I have a lot. But they're all old, because I'm old and they're the ones I grew up reading. Absolute favorite is probably Nausicaä. But also Outlanders, Appleseed, Ghost in the Shell, Battle Angle Alita, Blame!, and Akira. Probably a whole host of others that I either can't remember now or are unspeakably filthy.

Also old. I loved Rurouni Kenshin and Fushigi Yugi: The Mysterious Play the most!

Ads are getting smarter...

Still reading Food Wars, Dr Stone, Black Clover, and World Trigger since it's pseudo back, the rest are various Isekai which have blown up recently.

I’m a huge fan of FY!

Ya? Man that story did not model healthy relationships! XD

Bleach!

*cracks knuckles* Oh there's a lot...

In the action/Shounen stuff, Mahou Sensei Negima (and its successor, UQ Holder) is king. Followed by World's Greatest Disciple Kenichi. Flame of Recca holds a special place in my heart as one of my earliest manga series. Meanwhile, for more recent stuff, My Hero Academy has been doing far better than I expected. Special mentions go to World Embryo and Psyren, for interesting supernatural stuff.

For comedy, The World God Only Knows is awesome. So is Yotsubato&! (and totally adorable and I hope to chaos that when I have a kid, they will be just as adorable).

I'll add more, maybe, when I think of it.

Ranma 1/2, no question.

Attack on titan

My fav manga is one piece and I watch one piece order many time because I love how the story goes. What is your fav manga?

Reading "Goblin Slayer", "I am a Hero" and "Veritas" are some of my alltime favorites.

Goblin slayer is like a low level D&D adventure.
I am a Hero is a great Zombie apocalypse book that just gets better and better while things get worse and worse in the book.
Veritas is a modern wuxia taking place in a school for martial arts.

All great reads.

I have one and only one manga that I have read. I have slowly been brought around that anime is diverse and not only is it a legitimate platform but it has something for most everyone if given a chance... even for me. Castlevania and Seven Deadly Sins comes to mind of personal favorites but I had no idea the whole new level it could reach when I watched Love is War!

Ahh! Every season watched! Subscribed to an anime channel so I could get another season and then started reading so I could have even more! Confessions of the addicted!

Dragon Ball Z is considered a Manga, right? I've read all the 42 books of the series when I was younger and enjoyed it a lot. The book I preferred was the one where the protagonists visit the planet of Piccolo and the villagers prepare to defend their village from (I don't remember what, a creature?). I ended up selling all the books for just an hundred dollars or so.