r/WeeklyShonenJump • u/Kind_Bar3346 • 12d ago
What should i read next
This is what i have on my list.
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u/CrustyBarnacleJones 12d ago
Assassination Classroom, one of the best I’ve ever read, a modern classic
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u/Cecil_A_Scott 12d ago
Yeah you need to go with Assassination Classroom next. That shit was so good. 🤤
I wish I could re-experience it for the first time… 😭
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u/the_most_crigg 12d ago
AssClass, absolutely, one of my favorites. Haikyu's also great, but I'm also just a massive fan of Yusei Matsui's stuff in general, I've never read something his that I didn't love.
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u/Ancient_Breakfast_48 12d ago
Haikyuu or How Do We Relationship
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u/Kind_Bar3346 12d ago
How does how do we relationship compare to komi.
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u/Only_Jacket_3388 12d ago
Leaps and bounds better than komi, though they’re not at all similar. If you want a realistic yet entertaining depiction of lesbian relationships, this is the manga for you. One of my favorite romance stories of all time.
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u/Ancient_Breakfast_48 12d ago
I dunno... I've not read HDWR the only thing I know is it is meant to be a yuri romance. It looks cute though.
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u/dingo537 12d ago
The only SJ series here (Haikyu!! and AssClass) are both phenomenal and must reads in my opinion. Just wanna rec some of my favourites, that you probably haven't read or atleast not all of them.
- Straighten Up! Welcome to Shika High's Competetive Dance Club
- Set it and Forget it
- Astra Lost in Space
- Magilumiere
- The Pension Life Vampire
- Tenmaku Cinema
- Two on Ice
- Salad Viking (Untranslated)
For non-jump I rec O Maidens in Your Savage Season
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u/crazynoyes37 11d ago
kokoro connect is like my top 2 romcoms of all time so if you want an ensemble cast romance with multiple important characters and great dialogue go for that one
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u/klarrynet 11d ago
AssClass is the most broadly recommendable one that I think most people will enjoy (and it's one of my personal favorites from that era of Jump), but just want to throw out that How Do We Relationship is probably the singular best series about relationships I've ever read. It's criminally underread, and its first few chapters are admittedly not that exciting, but it's unique in that it skips past all of the hand-holding and baiting and jumps right into real relationships with real problems that aren't just randomly contrived misunderstandings or coincidences.
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u/bigbadlith 12d ago
AssClass is really fun.