The Snowy Manga Discussion Thread

[Cloudman]

Bristow9091 said:

Cloudman said:

As for other recs, I can recommend some from my list, though is there any genre you like in particular? I may be able to list more.

 

Super_Boom said:

Is there a particular genre you're interested in? Do you have some anime or manga you liked that you'd like to find similar to?

And props for buying actual volumes. I'm starting to do that for collection value, though I like to read my favorite manga as soon as they come out in Japan, so I have hard time building motivation.

Yeah, just like with games and films, I love owning the physical copy of books and comics too, it's almost mandatory for me, lol.

As for things I already like, well I don't really watch much anime outside of Dragon Ball Z and Pokémon, unless you include Digimon, Yu-Gi-Oh and Beyblade lol, back when they were a thing and big in the west, I started watching Attack on Titan but never finished the first series, I went like four episodes in a row without any titan action and gave up, lol, wonder if the manga to that is any better? I've also watched Steins;Gate and Psycho Pass, both of which I really enjoyed, and as mentioned before, I've watched Death Note too... I want to either start watching One Piece or read the manga but if I read the manga it'll be online, too many volumes to keep up with buying, but it does look like a fun series.

Not really sure what genre I'm into when it comes to this sort of stuff, just as long as it's not that weird weeby lolita stuff, no offence to anyone that's into it, but it just isn't for me lol :P 

Well, alright, I'll list a few I really like myself and maybe you will too~



Fuan no Tane :  Bite size mystery/horror stories, incase you like spooky tales.

Horimiya :  A slice of life/romantic comedy about a boy and girl with secret lives outside of school and how they meet and learn about each other. Really good if you want some good laughs.

RELIFE :  A story about a guy struggling in society and unable to find work. With nothing else to turn to, he is selected to take part in a program called RELIFE, which allows him to relive a year of high school life to help resolve their issue and gain the confidence to return to society. It has some comical and endearing characters.

Yotsubato :  The slice of life story of a girl named Yotsuba and the things she learns and adventures she has on a daily basis. Really great for laughs. (This seems to be a thing with my recommendation list, haha)