Blue Giant

r/mangarecommendations · Recommend me weird manga that teaches hobbies.

* Gaku - Minna no Yama: Episodeic mountain rescue story. A lot of mountain knowledge in this * A Nordic Noble and his Eagle Wife's Hunting Life in a Snowly Land: living in a Finland-esq environment * Moyashimon - Tales of Agriculture: visible yeast and bacteria * Silver Spoon - Learn about agriculture * Go With the Clouds, North by North West - Set in Iceland, it's more about the Icelandic culture than about a specific hobby * Hetalia: WWII * Dr. Stone * Space Brothers * Orb - The movements of the Earth * Master Keaton: Some fun tidbits if you have enemies that try to attack you * Blue Giant:

r/mangarecommendations · Manga recs

Blue Giant is about a jazz saxophonist and it’s a great read. Claymore is a dark fantasy series; think berserk but an order of lady knights as protagonists. Blue Exorcist hits a lot of traditional shonen beats but stays pretty unique with its story. Happiness is a coming of age / vampire story that is beautifully written but it’s a slower pace.

r/mangarecommendations · manga that you loved so much that you would want to experience it for the first time again

Blue Giant The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity I don't think any other manga fit this category, also this has to do with where I am at with life.

r/mangarecommendations · Skilled & Passionate Leads

Showa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu, Kids on the Slope, Blue Giant, and Blank Canvas: My So Called Artist's Journey are all phenomenal art and music manga.