Dandadan

r/manga · People are way too generous with the "romcom" label when recommending manga

Totally agree. Imo the problem is that the comedy tag is thrown around too loosely in general. Considering how deeply rooted comedy is in Japanese culture, most manga will have some sort of comedic elements. At the time of writing, if you search AniList for the "Comedy" genre, the results in order are: 1. Chainsaw Man 2. ONE PIECE 3. My Hero Academia 4. One-Punch Man 5. SPY x FAMILY 6. Horimiya 7. Kaguya-sama: Love Is War 8. Dandadan 9. Hunter x Hunter 10. Black Clover 11. Komi Can't Communicate 12. Haikyu!! 13. My Dress-Up Darling 14. SAKAMOTO DAYS 15. Dr. STONE 16. Dorohedoro 17. Fullmetal

r/mangarecommendations · Do you have suggestions on what to read in manga/manhwa?

hunter x hunter blue exorcist chainsaw man fruits basket Detective conan jojo's bizarre adventure one piece dandadan i'm so hungry i could eat busashi

r/mangarecommendations · Any Absurd Nihilistic Dark Comedies Y'all Recommend?

**Tatsuki Fujimoto’s series Chainsaw Man** and **Fire Punch** are both ultra violent and incredibly absurd. Fire Punch is nihilistic to the point of ridiculousness. **Heavenly Delusion** has an absurdist comic edge to its post apocalyptic intrigue and monster fighting. Trigger warning: it does have >!sexual assault!< that the narrative takes seriously. It’s ongoing, and it has an official English translation and release on K-Manga **DanDaDan** More on the typical shonen end of the tonal spectrum, but with absurdly and violence. **Dungeon Meshi** starts as a silly “adventurers eating the mo

r/mangarecommendations · Manga for teen

I would say maybe fairy tail not sure of the manga but in anime its gets abit fan service super later on the series. Dandadan is another aimed at teen and recent one. Gachiakuta - abit darker as visual wise but aimed at teens Fullmetal Alchemist - has darker topic but it based on family/brotherhood might be a interesting read Ranma 1/2 - abit of comedy and material arts.