Shutohel

r/manga · What do you think is the best manga that will never have an anime adaptation?

Shut Hell - amazing manga but isn’t popular enough to get an adaptation and it has been completed for almost a decade now Rosen Garten Saga - its too NSFW

r/manga · Manga Recommendations For A History Nerd?

**Dívčí válka** - ([A-P](https://www.anime-planet.com/manga/divci-valka-maidens-war), [KIT](https://kitsu.io/manga/divci-valka), [MU](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=46418990141)) ^(Manga | Volumes: 12 | Chapters: 60) **Kubikiri Asa** - ([AL](http://anilist.co/manga/31683), [A-P](https://www.anime-planet.com/manga/samurai-executioner), [KIT](https://kitsu.io/manga/kubikiri-asa), [MU](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=67311486060), [MAL](http://myanimelist.net/manga/1683)) ^(Manga | Status: Finished | Volumes: 10 | Chapters: 54 | Genres: Action, Drama) **Shutohel** -

r/manga · What is your favorite underrated manga?

Hinomaru Zumou is a pretty good sports manga on sumo Shut Hell - its pretty unknown but its set during the Mongol conquest of the Western Xia dynasty and is about a boy’s quest to preserve the Tangut language along with some isekai time travel. I don’t think Land of the Lustrous or Kingdom are underrated. But I do think they are underread and should be way more popular than they are.

r/manga · Manga Recommendations For A History Nerd?

I will add a few ones i haven't seen in the other comments yet. Medieval: <Ōkami no Kuchi: Wolfsmund>, <Dívčí Válka> East asian historic settings: <Kubikiri Asa>, <Shut Hell>, <Tenju no Kuni>, <Ichigeki> If WW2 is historic enough for you: <Kono Sekai no Katasumi ni>, <Comic Showashi> These 2 are not really good manga in my opinion but still historic: <Ten no Hate made: Poland Hishi>, <Waga Na wa Nero> If you are fine with a wild west setting: <Red: Living on the Edge> (this one is a bit over top, like golden kamuy, but very good in my opinion) If you liked <Emma: A Victorian Romance>, Y