Hametsu no Koibito (Destruction Lover) is a short one so far but its so fun to read, playful panelling with a mysterious story, its a side project of a mangaka and i hope he continues it when he has time.
currently reading blame, it has great artwork, no dialoge, basically no story, great world building and great vibes. i was confused the entire time thus far whilst reading it. good very good
Im currently reading Witch Watch by the creator of Sket-Dance who was an assistant on GINTAMA. If you are a fan of those shows or that type of story I recommend that one
Witch Hat Atelier really is that good, it's depressing to me that it may not have found the audience it so richly deserves because the character art style looks cutesy. I'd take this over Harry Potter any day of the week. If you'd like to look up something as lavish visually in terms of layouts and ornamentation, I would suggest the work of JH Williams III - what comes to mind immediately is his classic run on Promethea, with Alan Moore, but his Batwoman series is also a banger, he has a Sandman series (which I sadly haven't read) and he has a recent more experimental dark fantasy comic called Echolands which is pretty much like getting punched in the face by art
witch hat has its problems. I love it in theory, it has undoubtedly one of the most beautiful art styles of all the manga I've read, but it has a bit of a problem with pacing and keeping the reader engaged. Everybody i showed this manga to, loved it but dropped later for reasons they were not sure of. I myself have problem with being exited about its chapters, whereas when Golden Kamui, apothecary diaries or Dungeon meshi were instant hype for me when the new chapter hit. I don't know if Harry potter is good comparison, they both have some kind of magic learning theme, but apart from that it's just totaly different, Harry potter is more of a shounen in terms of audience, and Witch hat is seinen, even though it tries to be shounen. I enjoyed Eniale & Deviela from the same author a bit more, because it could be so unapologetically crazy and bubbly and cartoonish
@Telimency all series have their problems, the main one I had not following Atelier is that it was releasing slowly and is told in larger arcs; I don't think it has pacing problems but rather that its intended rhythm and atmosphere are very different to general expectations of the medium. That's never going to compare to self contained episodes like Meshi, as meanderingly charming as that can also be. You're right about that romantic introspection also being very different to Harry Potter, which I just mentioned because it is also a story about kids going to magic school, and because it is enormously popular.
Even monsters like fairytales is like one of the best revenge mangas i've ever read, has good plot, and a whimsical artstyle that somehow able to fluctuate from this funny and whimsical feeling to a menacing, foreboding, gory feeling in the same panel
I recommend Tougen Anki ! It's a shonen and once again it doesn't reinvent anything, it actually starts out like most shonen in recent years: main male character is a normal teenager until their father figures gets killed or dies in front of them and they discover a whole world they didn't know they weren't a part of. But it's one of those mangas where I started out thinking I would try out a few a chapters and ended up catching up with the 162 chapters available 😂 The characters designs are very nice, the action as well as the drawings are solid and the characters really grow into themselves. I think you could have a ton of fun with it and it's pretty popular in Japan so hopefully it will get an anime soon.
I am reading way too many manga but to name a few... Her Majesty's Swarm. Did I seriously get reincarnated as my gag character? A Monster Wants To Eat Me. Witch Hat Atelier. Twin Star Exorcists. Tokyo Ghoul.
Amazing video!! Im not sure if its too late but I would appreciate it if you could add Golden Kamuy by Satoru Noda on your wheel if it isn’t there already
"Act-Age" is going to go down as my biggest "What if?" of any fictional series since it got axed when the writer (not the artist) was arrested for sexually harrassing kids. It's about acting, and has some of my favorite characters and moments in the whole medium. If you liked "three days of happiness," I think you'd like "I had that same dream again." It's short enough that I think that's enough to sell you. For another unconventional romance, "one room of happiness" is a short and finished story. The premise is that a shut-in/stalker guy kidnaps a schoolgirl; she's totally psyched about it. They're both broken people shunned by standard society. Definitely going to give witch hat atelier a shot. I like that you've gone through a somewhat disparate collection of manga in this video. Your open-mindedness towards different genres of stories is something I have a hard time finding in a lot of content creators (though I understand that it might be disincentivized for channel growth).
I remember hearing about the Act-Age mangaka and yeah that really is a shame because I heard it was decent. Also yeah, I really am open to reading any and everything so I appreciate the recommendations!
@@TheLostCrsuader21 I really appreciate that you're individually responding to your comments. Started reading Witch Hat Atelier and I'm loving it so far.
I read a few chapters when it first started and really enjoyed them but I kind of fell off because I got real busy and the next thing I knew there were over 100 chapters lol. I've heard it's amazing though and I've been planning on starting again soon.
@TheLostCrsuader21 in that same vein I would recommend Kill Blue. Also in jump and has a pretty similar feel to Sakamoto days. I only started it recently so if it actually sucks my bad.
An alternative title for fantasy i cant find it because its also a genre Edit: i should have just watched the video found the title now Witch hat Atelier
Manga blue box High school romance about a couple with both having personality not just revolving around rom Manhwa Deadbeat nobel About a boy who wants to become a hero Overpowered sword Holy sword which is supposed to help the hero lokes MC hardwork effort... SSS class returner player Unlike the corny name the story is pretty good the mc gets power to back in time one day every time he dies he is killed by world's strongest mage what does he do... Goes back intime killing himself thousands of time to take revenge Greatest estate developer It's about lloyd who gets iskeid to a magical world and family with poor finances the story is hilarious no manga/manhwa Can even compare to how many times it has made me laugh
13:02 I really feel that. For some reason mangas more often than not fail to cover more heavy topics in a satisfying way. I don’t know if it’s because most wouldn’t read it if it was complex, because manga is just not the right medium or because of some other issue, but whenever a manga seems to have an interesting idea that isn’t often explored in that medium, it either fumbles the bag completely or doesn’t even attempt to explore it. I picked up the Frieren manga when the anime came out. Imagine my surprise when the manga with a premise of “one of the heroines of a classic fantasy party practically lived forever and watched all her friends die. What’s next” turned out to be… just another fantasy. Like, for the first 50 chapters or so, Frieren barely went through any growth. Nothing happened. Nothing’s happening in that manga, bro, what’s going on, what happened
8:53 I should *really* watch Kill Bill, I’ve never seen it. Even though it’s such a popular movie, I haven’t heard anything about what the plot of it is. In other words, who’s Bill and why do we need to kill him?
If you like action and don’t mind a violent movie then you’ll enjoy it. It’s about a badass woman getting revenge. I don’t want to say too much cause I might spoil some things lol. They’re definitely classics though.
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usogui your gonna love its one of the goats without doubt and its main theme is gambling which you almost never see a manga do right.
This isn’t the first time I’ve been recommended this. I might have to prioritize it because I’ve been hearing good things about
@@TheLostCrsuader21 be prepared you might need to turn your brain on to understand especially once you get past the first half of the manga
There are a lot of gambling mangas which are also really good. But Usogui definitely the better option
Awesome video! I’m unsure if you will enjoy Batuque in its entirety. But you may like some arcs of it. I love all arcs.
Hametsu no Koibito (Destruction Lover) is a short one so far but its so fun to read, playful panelling with a mysterious story, its a side project of a mangaka and i hope he continues it when he has time.
You had me at “it’s a short one” lol I like mysteries a lot so I’ll def add it to my list
ive been a manga fan for 15 yearsever since i saw a cover of kaguravachi online
currently reading blame, it has great artwork, no dialoge, basically no story, great world building and great vibes. i was confused the entire time thus far whilst reading it. good very good
I couldn’t ask for more in a manga, if the vibes are there so am I
Im currently reading Witch Watch by the creator of Sket-Dance who was an assistant on GINTAMA. If you are a fan of those shows or that type of story I recommend that one
Witch Hat Atelier really is that good, it's depressing to me that it may not have found the audience it so richly deserves because the character art style looks cutesy. I'd take this over Harry Potter any day of the week.
If you'd like to look up something as lavish visually in terms of layouts and ornamentation, I would suggest the work of JH Williams III - what comes to mind immediately is his classic run on Promethea, with Alan Moore, but his Batwoman series is also a banger, he has a Sandman series (which I sadly haven't read) and he has a recent more experimental dark fantasy comic called Echolands which is pretty much like getting punched in the face by art
witch hat has its problems. I love it in theory, it has undoubtedly one of the most beautiful art styles of all the manga I've read, but it has a bit of a problem with pacing and keeping the reader engaged. Everybody i showed this manga to, loved it but dropped later for reasons they were not sure of. I myself have problem with being exited about its chapters, whereas when Golden Kamui, apothecary diaries or Dungeon meshi were instant hype for me when the new chapter hit. I don't know if Harry potter is good comparison, they both have some kind of magic learning theme, but apart from that it's just totaly different, Harry potter is more of a shounen in terms of audience, and Witch hat is seinen, even though it tries to be shounen.
I enjoyed Eniale & Deviela from the same author a bit more, because it could be so unapologetically crazy and bubbly and cartoonish
Sandman is really good but I’ll definitely check out his other work, thanks!
@Telimency all series have their problems, the main one I had not following Atelier is that it was releasing slowly and is told in larger arcs; I don't think it has pacing problems but rather that its intended rhythm and atmosphere are very different to general expectations of the medium. That's never going to compare to self contained episodes like Meshi, as meanderingly charming as that can also be.
You're right about that romantic introspection also being very different to Harry Potter, which I just mentioned because it is also a story about kids going to magic school, and because it is enormously popular.
Nice video! Idk if I suggested it to you before, but I’m currently reading Doku Doku Mori Mori. It’s about mushroom fairies in aokigahara
Thank you, It’s on the list for sure!
Even monsters like fairytales is like one of the best revenge mangas i've ever read, has good plot, and a whimsical artstyle that somehow able to fluctuate from this funny and whimsical feeling to a menacing, foreboding, gory feeling in the same panel
its really unique and has made it to one of my top mangas
This sounds really interesting, thanks for sharing
I recommend Tougen Anki ! It's a shonen and once again it doesn't reinvent anything, it actually starts out like most shonen in recent years: main male character is a normal teenager until their father figures gets killed or dies in front of them and they discover a whole world they didn't know they weren't a part of. But it's one of those mangas where I started out thinking I would try out a few a chapters and ended up catching up with the 162 chapters available 😂 The characters designs are very nice, the action as well as the drawings are solid and the characters really grow into themselves. I think you could have a ton of fun with it and it's pretty popular in Japan so hopefully it will get an anime soon.
Say no more, I’ll give it a try lol
I am reading way too many manga but to name a few...
Her Majesty's Swarm.
Did I seriously get reincarnated as my gag character?
A Monster Wants To Eat Me.
Witch Hat Atelier.
Twin Star Exorcists.
Tokyo Ghoul.
Clutch. These are going on my list for sure
Amazing video!!
Im not sure if its too late but I would appreciate it if you could add Golden Kamuy by Satoru Noda on your wheel if it isn’t there already
"Act-Age" is going to go down as my biggest "What if?" of any fictional series since it got axed when the writer (not the artist) was arrested for sexually harrassing kids. It's about acting, and has some of my favorite characters and moments in the whole medium.
If you liked "three days of happiness," I think you'd like "I had that same dream again." It's short enough that I think that's enough to sell you.
For another unconventional romance, "one room of happiness" is a short and finished story. The premise is that a shut-in/stalker guy kidnaps a schoolgirl; she's totally psyched about it. They're both broken people shunned by standard society.
Definitely going to give witch hat atelier a shot. I like that you've gone through a somewhat disparate collection of manga in this video. Your open-mindedness towards different genres of stories is something I have a hard time finding in a lot of content creators (though I understand that it might be disincentivized for channel growth).
I remember hearing about the Act-Age mangaka and yeah that really is a shame because I heard it was decent. Also yeah, I really am open to reading any and everything so I appreciate the recommendations!
@@TheLostCrsuader21 I really appreciate that you're individually responding to your comments. Started reading Witch Hat Atelier and I'm loving it so far.
@@Vykrii I enjoy responding to as many comments as possible haha and I'm glad you're enjoying Witch Hat so far
KAGURA PEAK DID IT AGAIN 🤺 IS BACHI TIME
Honestly it’s always Bachi time now
How you felt about My Dearest Self With Malice Afterthought is exactly how I feel about I am a hero. It just gets way too convoluted in the end
That's on my list as well. Thanks for the heads up
Can you check out blue box (romance) or dorohedoro (some crazy stuff) these are one of my favorite ones
Blue Box is high up on my reading list. I think I might start it soon actually
If you ever read this you should try 3x3 Eyes. It's interesting to say the least that's for sure
Dropped it
Got too repetitive with story Arcs
The Characters don't really change
And the Art isn't that impressive
Read and I will check it out
not a manga but a manwa, you should read tower of god, i stopped at chapter 594 but its easily the best series ive ever experienced.
That’s some high praise, I’ll add it to my list. I watched the first season and really enjoyed it
You might've already read this since it's on SJ and all but if you haven't, please try Akane-banashi.
I read a few chapters when it first started and really enjoyed them but I kind of fell off because I got real busy and the next thing I knew there were over 100 chapters lol. I've heard it's amazing though and I've been planning on starting again soon.
Great video, 2 manga I would recommend on complete opposite sides of the spectrum are jagaaaaan and 365 days to the wedding
Jagaaan has been recommended to me by so many people so I have high hopes. 365 days seems real interesting from the synopsis
I mean it’s because they’re that good
Hitman Reborn! is an underrated shonen
i just read sakamoto days its pretty good
Sakamoto is a lot of fun, I really enjoy it
@TheLostCrsuader21 in that same vein I would recommend Kill Blue. Also in jump and has a pretty similar feel to Sakamoto days. I only started it recently so if it actually sucks my bad.
First manga I read was kaiju no8
do it on big scale
Some may be longer than others but I don’t want for take half a year for one video to come out haha
i meant read many manga for about 10 chapters
@tCrsuader21
@@sdfghnmdfghjkm ohhh gotcha yeah, this is a good idea and I like doing that as well. I’ve only done it once but will probably again in the future
keep it up@@TheLostCrsuader21
An alternative title for fantasy i cant find it because its also a genre Edit: i should have just watched the video found the title now Witch hat Atelier
Lol I’m glad you found it. I’ll try to make things more organized in the future
Manga
blue box
High school romance about a couple with both having personality not just revolving around rom
Manhwa
Deadbeat nobel
About a boy who wants to become a hero
Overpowered sword
Holy sword which is supposed to help the hero lokes MC hardwork effort...
SSS class returner player
Unlike the corny name the story is pretty good the mc gets power to back in time one day every time he dies he is killed by world's strongest mage what does he do... Goes back intime killing himself thousands of time to take revenge
Greatest estate developer
It's about lloyd who gets iskeid to a magical world and family with poor finances the story is hilarious no manga/manhwa
Can even compare to how many times it has made me laugh
13:02 I really feel that. For some reason mangas more often than not fail to cover more heavy topics in a satisfying way. I don’t know if it’s because most wouldn’t read it if it was complex, because manga is just not the right medium or because of some other issue, but whenever a manga seems to have an interesting idea that isn’t often explored in that medium, it either fumbles the bag completely or doesn’t even attempt to explore it. I picked up the Frieren manga when the anime came out. Imagine my surprise when the manga with a premise of “one of the heroines of a classic fantasy party practically lived forever and watched all her friends die. What’s next” turned out to be… just another fantasy. Like, for the first 50 chapters or so, Frieren barely went through any growth. Nothing happened. Nothing’s happening in that manga, bro, what’s going on, what happened
8:53 I should *really* watch Kill Bill, I’ve never seen it. Even though it’s such a popular movie, I haven’t heard anything about what the plot of it is. In other words, who’s Bill and why do we need to kill him?
If you like action and don’t mind a violent movie then you’ll enjoy it. It’s about a badass woman getting revenge. I don’t want to say too much cause I might spoil some things lol. They’re definitely classics though.
@@TheLostCrsuader21 Oh, I’m a fan of a bit of fictional violence