This isnt really the same question as the title lol. I might recommend something i read a long time ago, or read something recently that didnt turn out to be goodSo what Anime / Manga have you watched / read recently?
I don't mean as a recommendation thread but what have you read or watched latelyThis isnt really the same question as the title lol. I might recommend something i read a long time ago, or read something recently that didnt turn out to be good
Thats why i said the title and question is different lol. Title is misleadingI don't mean as a recommendation thread but what have you read or watched lately
I can’t seem to be able to watch anything besides Hades Chapter, the first 3 arcs bore me to hell. And whzn I try to watch Hades that fucking opening get me too sadKnight of Zodiac: Saint Seiya, Season 1: Episodes 1-6
Now to the lusty/seinen/brutal side of mangas: I frequently recommend you all to read Jagaaaaan! It's dark and playing with human desiresin a fresh way, I haven't read before. There will be one lusty perv character though, which many people disliked, but after that it will only get better. I also like short mangas. Grashros (prehistoric/stone age) was funny asf, because of the s scenes and all. It's entertaining, but short, since it hasn't reached the popularity it could have had. Another really beloved manga of mine, which I don't know how is shounen, but acts like it's seinen, because of its massacres and lust-play, is Chainsaw-Man. The recent chapters have confirmed that it's really worth to read. It's a little easier to read/foresee than the first 3 mangas I recommended, but it surely serves suprises as well.
many of them are on my list and are about to be watched! I for sure wanna get in Hunter X Hunter and I wanna watch Made in Abyss and BeastarsExcluding One Piece, here's my list of recommendations. Will be listing the name of the series, followed by my recommendation on whether the anime, or manga is the superior version, followed by their current release status.
In no particular order:
Hunter X Hunter - Anime - Manga ongoing
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure - Either anime, or manga - both ongoing
Attack on Titan - Either anime, or manga - both ongoing
Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood - Anime - both completed
Vinland Saga - Either anime or manga - both ongoing
Berserk - definitely manga - both ongoing
Steins;Gate - anime - completed
Mob Psycho 100 - anime - manga completed
My Hero Academia - Either anime or manga - both ongoing
One Punch Man - Anime for season one, then switch to manga - both ongoing
Made in Abyss - Anime - both ongoing
Cowboy Bebop - Anime - both completed
Space Dandy - Anime - completed
Trigun/Trigun Maximum - manga - both completed
Promised Neverland - Anime - manga completed
Monster - Either anime or manga - both completed
Demon Slayer - Anime - manga completed
Beastars - manga - both ongoing
Death Note - Anime - both completed
Anything done by Junji Ito - manga
The ghost stories dub is a gem. XDWow. I thought this is a place of culture. Neon Genesis Evangelion have not been mentioned yet. I also watched this yesterday:
and Rainbow: Nisha Rokubou no Shichinin:After death, either Heaven or Hell awaits most humans. But for a select few, death brings them to Quindecim—a bar where only pairs of people who die at the same time can enter. Attending the bar is an enigmatic figure known as Decim, who also acts as the arbiter. He passes judgment on those who wind up at Quindecim by challenging them to a life-threatening game. These games determine if the patron's soul will reincarnate into a new life, or be sent into the void, never to be seen again.
From darts and bowling to fighting games, the true nature of each patron slowly comes to light as they wager their souls. Though his methods remain unchanged, the sudden appearance of a black-haired amnesiac causes Decim to reevaluate his own rulings.
You can never go wrong with these two.Japan, 1955: Mario Minakami has just arrived at Shounan Special Reform School along with five other teenagers who have been arrested on serious criminal charges. All assigned to the same cell, they meet older inmate Rokurouta Sakuragi—a former boxer—with whom they establish a close bond. Under his guidance, and with the promise that they will meet again on the outside after serving their sentences, the delinquents begin to view their hopeless situation in a better light.
The seven cellmates struggle together against the brutal suffering and humiliation inflicted upon them by Ishihara, a sadistic guard with a grudge on Rokurouta, and Gisuke Sasaki, a doctor who takes pleasure in violating boys. Facing such hellish conditions, the seven inmates must scrape together all the strength they have to survive until their sentences are up; but even if they do, just what kind of lives are waiting for them on the other side?