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r/mangarecommendations · What are the best FINISHED manga of all time?

Not sure if these will fit your tastes, but here are some completed series that I would call masterpieces (along with a few more great picks: 1. **Space Brothers** \- A grounded & realistic sci-fi series following the protagonists journey to become an astronaut (following in his brother's footsteps). Only available digitally in English, sadly. 2. **Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou** \- A completely different flavour of sci-fi best described as "cozy post-apocalyptic", following the daily life of an android running a small cafe in the countryside. 3. **Silver Spoon** \- Both hilarious & heartwarming, H

r/mangarecommendations · Based on what I loved and didn't like

Ikigami, trust me on this one bro. Pluto by Urasawa If you liked prophecy then obviously the rest of the Tsutsui collection, starting by Noise and Poison City then Neeting Life you can skip Manhole and Prophecy the copycat. I recommend you read part of the interview at the end of Noise's first volume where he explain the kind of feel he tried to capture and it's incredible how well he succeeded with his objective. Kasane. The legend of the galactic heroes (the recent version) Kingdom. Gannibal. Arte. Apothecary Diaries and Witch hat atelier are obligatory mentions at this point it w

r/manga · suggest me some underrated mangas

highly rated/popular ones I recommend: complete: 1. <golden kamui> comedy gold, high paced plot and action, well developed and consistent characters, historical/cultural trivia, pure badassery and over-the topness 2. <dungeon meshi> comedy gold, amazing fantasy lore and trivia, realistic fantasy setting, well developed and consistent characters, interesting plot with consistent development, interesting battle tactics and good teamwork 3. <fullmetal alchemist> good balance between drama and comedy, well written plot, well developed and consistent characters, amazing ending. 4. <kaguya want