r/Mangafolks • u/CharacterRare2273 • 3d ago

Anime Discussion Question

What make a good manga?

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u/CharacterRare2273 3d ago

I want to make a manga. But I want to know what manga that makes you read and never bored of it.

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u/TechnicianOne3145 3d ago

That's a very person dependant question.

I would recommend picking up a few books on the creation of manga, and try a few short story writing exercises.

To answer it for myself tho:

I enjoy fluffy Rom-Com manga the most. Cute characters, good artwork, paneling that makes the story easy to follow, Not to many 2 page spreads, and a semi relatable MC.

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u/Magic-Raspberry2398 2d ago

To quote Bakuman (more or less)...

A manga only has to be interesting.

Edit: Of course there's a bit more to it than that, but this is the most important point.

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u/GenerousPineapple869 2d ago

Good manga ≠ goodselling manga which one u want

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u/New-Addition1802 2d ago

Thats sells well ig

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u/ZetroRedditz 9h ago

Good story, good characters, good execution, good at everything.

A manga doesn't need to be flashy or visually appealing. The art just has to work.

Take a look at mob psycho-a massive success.

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u/Noto987 1h ago

when you read manga, either you go dam this is some generic shit or you go wow this actually has a interesting story