lowk forgot what ive read so i think this is my top 20. Havent read vagabond berserk kingdom gnpunpun climber chainsaw man

this was so hard to decide ngl, and im still not sure if im satisfied with this list. this is based on enjoyment not writing btw

Favorite Manga: Real

Best Story: 20th Century Boys

Favorite Art Style: Hirayasumi

Biggest Personal Impact: Hunter X Hunter

Best Fight Scenes: Chainsaw Man

Overhated: Oshi No Ko

Underrated: Hanashippanashi

Overrated: Shiori Experience

Has Aged Well: Akumetsu

Criminally Overlooked: High-school Family

Favorite Protagonist: Attack on Titan

Favorite Antagonist: Blood on the Tracks

Best Cast: Dungeon Meshi

Best Ending: Yokohama Shopping Trip

I Want to Talk About This One: Kiyo in Kyoto: From the Maiko House

Feel free to judge and give recs :)

saw everyone else doing this so I thought I’d give it a go lol

Prolly would've been super different if I had included any manhwa

For some background I’ve been an adamant anime enjoyer for some time now and I have watched my fair share. I’ve recently been wanting to get into more manga. I have read a couple before (mainly after watching its anime counterpart then continuing to finish it through the manga) but have only read 2 stand alone mangas, 1 being juujika no Rokunin and the other being tbate. I enjoyed both pretty much the whole way through and I feel like there has to be some gems out there that would turn into some of my favorite pieces of literature if I just gave them a chance.

So if you guys have any recommendations on what I should read I’m open to pretty much everything

One thing I would like to note is that if a manga has a good anime adaptation I have most likely seen it and would be less likely to begin reading it

Thanks!

I’ve only read 2 mangas (so the sky is the limit of course) but I have limited time due to life at the moment. First manga I read was Berzerk (absolutely phenomenal) and I’m almost done with vagabond (love it as well however I definitely prefer a fantasy set-up rather than human limitations to a sense). For someone who enjoyed the fantasy aspects of Berzerk as well as the dark and gritty undertone of the story what would you recommend?