Jujutsu Kaisen

r/manga · Series suggestions for a teenager

That sounds really wonderful; I'm glad you care so much. It is always nice to have supportive parents like you. Jujutsu Kaisen might fit, as it is really popular right now and has a similar tone to Chainsawman. It is a high-action-packed story with interesting characters and strategic fights. Another great one is Witch Hat Atelier, especially if your child is interested in art. Witch Hat has beautiful artwork that inspired me to draw. The story is amazing, and the characters are complex and full of heart. It also recently got an anime adaptation, so it's also in the talks now. You could al

r/manhwa · [recommendations] series where this happens at least more than once in the series?

I hear it also happens im jujutsu kaisen, and also only once and out of the blue, but its super effective.

r/mangarecommendations · One book manga

If you're into sad stories, drama: My Broken Mariko Tatsuki Fujimoto's Look Back (he also has a bunch of oneshot compilation volumes). Action shonen: Jujutsu Kaisen 0 (just the 0 one, this is set before Jujutsu Kaisen series and does not require any understanding or following of Jujutsu Kaisen itself). Lots of BL and shojo romances are 1 shot. But there's too much to list, so if you're interested do describe what type of story/art/trope you're into and I might be able to help with that. If you want to read more manga without buying new copies you can install apps like K Manga (Kodansha), M

r/mangarecommendations · put my gf onto some bangers plz

If you haven't already looked into it, Chainsaw man and Jujutsu Kaisen are both part of the dark trio along with Hells, I unfortunately haven't seen enough of the others to comment more than that but based off personal preference, attack on titan, gachiakuta are good, and cowboy bebop is good to for a slower, more calmed show, I hope this helps!