Planetes

r/manga · Recommendations for hard, desolate, mysterious "ultra-scifi"

Honestly is pretty hard to replicate nihei without just recomending more nihei. Biomega and knights of sidonia are also good. I think Planetes and some parts of Dr.Stone. Planetes is set on the space age, feels very realistic and philosophical. Dr.stone is kinda like a single impossibly smart guy in the stone age rebuilding civilization Btw the game Echo from ultraultra is the most similar thing ive seen to blame. Its a stealth game where you explore an abandoned kilometer wide planetary cloning facility and you gotta avoid clones that slowly learn whatever tools you use in the previous sta

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/manga · Best sci fi series to read?

If you're into the more grounded, near-future type, I really enjoyed <Planetes>

r/manga · Which manga would you recommend?

As said above: 20th Century Boys, Monster, Pluto... For the sad part: Rainbow, Shamo, Ayako, Planetes...