Kasane

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/mangarecommendations · Need something new please

**Manga** \- Sweat and Soap (from the mangaka of Telework Yotabanashi) \- Kasane and Subaru (from the mangaka of Telework Yotabanashi) \- Tramps Like Us/You're My Pet \- Knight of the Ice \- Kiss & Never Cry \- The Two of Us, Tomorrow Too \- Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You \- Kowloon Generic Romance \- A Bride’s Story \- Nana (heavier themes and considerably more drama than the others) **Manhwa** \- Cheese in the Trap \- The Stories of Those Around Me \- Something About Us \- Maybe Meant to Be None of these are romantic fantasy manhwa, and they don’t have

r/mangarecommendations · Looking for Manga Recs that are not Shonen or Seinen.

So technically, a manga being shounen or seinen is entirely about which magazine it is published in (take Tomie by Junji Ito being a shoujo manga for example). There are shounen/seinen manga that don't follow the usual tropes of action, fighting, etc. With that in mind, I'll give a couple of different manga that I think have atypical topics/themes, some being shoujo/josei. Act-Age and Kasane both have unique female leads, with a focus on the entertainment industry. (Act-Age will remain unfinished due to the author being a literal criminal, but the manga itself is very interesting.) Kodocha (K