r/mangarecommendations

Hello i really enjoy anime but it seems like i have watched most (not really) of what I'm interested in and i was curious about getting into manga.

My favorite genre is izakai so i would love some recommendations, i am going to read up on shows I'm interested in but i wanted to hear what you all recommend.

I’ve already been reading Sakamoto Days, Dandadan, Kagurabachi, One Punch Man, and One Piece whenever I have time. Are there any other new shonen that have you addicted?

I’m looking and all i see are romance (I’m looking into this after I couldn’t get into manga due to the hyper-sexualization in manga, I dont hate pure romance but it just doesn't interest me)

I have been reading quite a few mangas but I've got caught up to it so I'm looking for some more, Kagurabachi, Ichi the witch, Gachiakuta, Frieren, Witch Hat Atelier, Delicious in dungeon, Wistoria, Sakamoto days, Kingdom, Choujin X, Dandadan and One Punch Man all on a weekly and monthly format for me now since got caught up to date

Yes i also caught up to One Piece and Hunter x Hunter so dont give me those

Any great recommendations

I'm desperate, anime websites down I need Shi to read

Slice of life, fantasy, one shot or ongoing, I just want to get into Yuri and I was hoping I could get some of the best and most indulgent series out there

Can anyone recommend UNDERRATED sword-magic manga with a medieval setting? Please don't recommend the famous ones like Berserk, Black Clover, etc. Thanks in advance!

Title,calm but mature ones cause I just finished the Attack on Titan anime

Does any one has any manhwa recommendations no iseki, regression, tower climbing or revenge. Just manhwa where the mc lives a live of adventure and is righteous if possible no harem and plss new art style

If possible a link the website where I can read it

Last week was my friend's birthday and I was thinking about getting her some manga, since we both like it so much. The ideal gift would be a one shot or a miniseries of two or three volumes.

She's on her early 30s and enjoys things like Oyasumi Punpun (Inio Asano in general), Berserk, Evangelion, 20th Century Boys, Princess Mononoke, Sally Face, SOMA, Mob Psycho 100, Lego Batman (total shift in tone, but she really enjoyed it)

Best if there's no animal deaths. Also this may sound silly as a request, but she really likes rats. Just in case you know a manga with well drawn rats. Of course, this request is not mandatory lol

I'm on a budget, so I think a short manga would be ideal. Thanks in advance! I'll edit this post if I remember more specific stories that she really likes.

Hi everyone, I recently started reading manga, and I began with Fujimoto’s works. The first one I read was Chainsaw Man (since I knew it was close to ending), then I read Fire Punch and all of his other works (Short Stories, Goodbye, Eri, etc.).

I realized that I really like his unique storytelling and psychological approach to characters. His characters always feel unique and memorable, but also very grounded and realistic, which makes them easy to relate to and think about.

After that, I searched on Reddit for similar manga, and I became really interested in Alice in Hell by Jiro Matsumoto. I also realized that I prefer shorter stories rather than very long series like Chainsaw Man, Dragon Ball, and others with tons of chapters. I really liked Alice in Hell, but it also made me realize that I need something more chill and cozy now, since so far I’ve mostly read heavy manga filled with negativity.

I started reading Kagurabachi, and I’m enjoying it (not as much as the others, but I still think it’s pretty good). However, since it’s still ongoing, I currently don’t have anything else to read.

I should also mention that I prefer reading physical manga volumes. I used to read scans online, but now I prefer owning the actual books. That’s also why I haven’t started Vinland Saga yet: too many volumes, and it’s expensive 😭

Let me know what I should read next!

Whenever I read manga, I can't help but think that the anime has better visuals/action. So I'm looking for good manga (any genre) that doesn't have an anime adaption (or if you believe that the manga is better than the anime adaptation)

I hope that it goes without saying that I'm not looking for porn.

I really, really would like to see something like this, especially if it's well drawn.

Please tell me how many chapters the manga is, and tell me how many chapters I'll have to read for this to start happening.

a story with sad/bittersweet/open ending straight or bl no restriction

even a emotional plot heavy with any ending is okay

Id just like some recommendations revolving around monsters, people even becoming monsters or gaining abilities and being hunted.

Cuz I've watched/read, ajin, chainsaw man, jjk, demon slayer, gakkou gurashi, sweet home(manwha but idc), zom 100, madoka magica, wonder egg priority, evangelion, hxh (ant arc was creepy I loved it). Just to give some examples.

I really like the creepy/horror vibes of what they have to fight/deal with (and I LOVE the black ghosts in ajin as well) but I'm just itching for some more. Especially if there's any where the people becoming monsters try to blend in and are being hunted.

então eu terminei dorohedoro, é genial 10/10 maravilhoso, entre todos os detalhes fodas desse mangá tem um que me pegou, o fato da autora não ter medo de desenhar suas personagens nuas, eu gostei demais, queria outras obras assim onde tem nudez mas não chega a ser um hentai, Ecchi é meio cringe demais e eu gosto de histórias com ação e aventura, alguém tem recomendações a fazer?

So I finished Dorohedoro, it's brilliant, 10/10 wonderful. Among all the awesome details of this manga, there's one that really grabbed me: the fact that the author isn't afraid to draw her characters nude. I loved it! I'm looking for other works like this that have nudity but aren't quite hentai. Ecchi is a bit too cringe, and I like stories with action and adventure. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Hello! I work as an interpreter on a daily basis, and I usually read while working to make my shifts feel lighter.
But I’ve run out of manga to read.

Right now I’m up to date with:

-Blue Lock
-Kagurabachi (HIGHLY recommend it)
-Dandadan

And I’ve already finished:
-Jujutsu Kaisen (9/10)
-Modulo (it was ok just bc of fanservice)
-Kimetsu no Yaiba (meh)
-Chainsaw man (started great, didnt like the ending)
-Vinland saga (Liked it A LOT)

And I've also dropped:
-Dgray man (it just happened)
-Boku no hero academia (i dropped it while it was still ongoing and >!bakugou died like for the 2nd time!<)

Actually I’m not asking for anything specific. Just something you recommend, like something you really liked a lot.

EDIT:
Forgot to add.
Also read vagabond

EDIT 2:
also forgot to add up 2 d8 with hxh and finished fire force