your favorite manga?

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But yeah, I really like The Gods Lie/Kamisama ga Uso wo Tsuku

Gintama. It's hard to say when it became my favourite. I know it was after some of the serious arcs had passed. It was a comedic chapter and I just thought to myself "This is my new favourite manga" and it's been like that since(this was around 2013/2014 when I was binging it for the first time).

Toilet humor is hard to do right and Gintama is one of those that can do it. The fourth wall jokes, sheer randomness and general not-give-a-fuck attitude of the author are also things I have a soft spot for. Throw in some serious(and surprisingly heartfelt) stories that merge seamlessly and you've won me over.

The early volumes are still very meh, though(aside from some occasionally good jokes).

Sumikko no Sora-san. It's a cute little SoL/Philosophy manga. Very contemplative.
It's not translated completely though. I read it in Japanese.

Tokyo Ghoul/ Tokyo Ghoul:re.
As for a shounen it would be One piece

Kakukaku Shikajika is such a wondrous manga, i guess it's my favorite for now. It's autobiographical and goes right to the feelings.

Sakamichi no Apollon is a really good one too.

No absolute favorite, however only 10s I gave are kakukaku shikajika, Kingdom and umineko ep 8 and Vinlands saga. So yeah those four I guess.

One Piece

almost every chapter feels like a new adventure especially the newest ones are so mysterious and it is so exiting when a new chapter comes out :D

Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin is still my #1. It made a lot of nice improvements over the old anime, most noticeably the stunning artwork.

I guess for me it would be Pandora Hearts. The plot was amazingly intricate and it was so well-planned, but everything tied up well in the end, and all of the characters were well-rounded and you easily get attached to them. Though it did have a slow start, it gets better later on.

Read Oyasumi Punpun.
If Asano was in front of me i would suck him off until he would pass out.

Nana

Deadman Wonderland, heavily underrated, I just finished so everything is fresh and I can say there is nothing about the series I don't like. Every page has at least one panel that makes me stop and admire.
Though in a close tie for second are Berserk and One Piece.

Bokura ga Ita (We Were There). I instantly fell in love with the anime and since I barely read manga, it was an easy contest. Ironically I have yet to finish it, although I do have something special planned for it towards the end of this year.

Another one would be Claymore. Just like before, I watched the anime and jumped right into the manga. For the first time in my life, I found myself so absorbed in a manga that I didn't watch anything until I finished it. The final chapter is one of my favorite moments and it makes me mourn for the tragedy that is an unfinished Claymore adaptation.

Youjo Senki

Don't compare it to the anime, it's pretty bad. But that aside this is pretty much the only manga i've been rereading about 5 times. The MC is amazing, the story is intriguing, and the art is close to the best i've ever seen.

BLAME! is one of my favorites because of how unique the manga is compared to others. The manga lacks narration and dialogue of any sort which is good since you can imagine the storyline and the dialogue in your own way. The art is pretty neat as well.

I'm currently in love with Horimiya. The slow-paced narration, charming characters along with nearly to non-existent antagonists is what I think attracts me most.

Kokou no Hito

Its either Steel ball run or Sun-Ken Rock for me :)

Monster Musume. Something I read on a whim, expecting to find it being decent, but ended up falling in love. The art is pleasing to they eye, even in the none ecchi sections; the panels flowing nicely, and the character design being top-notch. Plus the comedy hits quite often, and is something that can relax me after a long day, and honestly, the qualities of the main character, minus his inability to show any real advances on the cast, are something to admire. He's better than the typical ecchi protagonist to put it simply.

It's most definitely not for everyone, and I can't recommend it like some other manga, but if you fall under the same category as me when it comes to taste, you'll get a real kick out of Monster Musume.

Tsukihime or Akame Ga Kill.

Picking a favorite is like picking clothes, new ones everyday. Hence it is difficult to decide on one superior manga in general. Though the contenders for said title (by my opinion) would be:

• Berserk
• Monster
• Ubel Blatt
• Vagabond

Mostly because while I do adore Naruto and Tokyo Ghoul they just can't hold up to the almost flawless writing, art and sense of direction as the ones mentioned above.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure be the wave.

its close enough to manga soooooooo scott pilgrim

Holyland i don't think it gets the love it deserves. It's got a high rating but never see people recommend it.

Battle Royale

Paradise Kiss! I love the world Ai Yazawa built, the characters were very realistic + interesting, and it's just super fun but also sort of serious at the same time. It's also like the second manga I bought physical copies of for the entire series.

My new Fav-Manga <3
Kangoku Jikken
I'm a lil Psycho x'3

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