
Saiyuki
Original title: Saiyuuki · 最遊記
Manga 🇯🇵 #880 · 70/100 · 11 Reddit mentions
Action · Adventure · Fantasy
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r/shoujo · Here me out!Doesn’t matter how you feel. It all depends on what magazine the manga is/was published in. Saiyuki, a gritty and violent series about young men fighting demons with guns and shit is a josei while Komi-San, a wholesome cute series about a boy befriending a girl with severe social anxiety and helping her make friends is a shounen. They’re from josei/shounen manga magazines
r/shoujo · Favourite well adapted action anime?Action Shojo/Josei anime: Vampire princess miyu The 12 Kingdoms Trinity blood May I ask for 1 final thing (More horror-ish action) ghost hunt (More chill action) Secrets of the Silent Witch X/1999 tv series Banana Fish Saiyuki My Happy Marriage (takes a bit to get to the action parts) (More chill with some action) Natsume’s book of friends (More horror-ish action) hell girl
r/shoujo · Light Novel recommendations?7 Seeds A Cruel God Reigns Basara Neko Mix Genkitan Toraji Requiem of the Rose King Cat Street Helter Skelter Saiyuki Saiyuki Saiyuki Reload Wild Adapter Children of the Aoen King in Limbo Chihayafuru Kisshou Tennyo Tomie Orange Say 'I Love You' Blue Spring Ride Queen's Quality(read QQ Sweeper first) Bloody Mary Pink Candy Kiss A Sign of Affection Vampire Princess Miyu Yukuzi Family's Four Sons
r/josei · Recommendation for action type Josei?Plenty, yeah. You should look up Yumi Tamura, *BASARA* is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking epic, action-packed josei. If you can pull up Tomoe ga yuku that's also a good pick. Reiko Shimizu is also someone to look into. I'm a huge fan of *Himitsu/Top Secret*, but *Kaguya-hime* might be closer to what you're looking for. Kazuya Minekura's *Saiyuuki* is also a really good read. You could try Keiko Takemiya's *Toward Terra too,* if you're into SF.