WITCHRIV

r/mangarecommendations · Manga abt witches recommendations

*Akatsuki no Majo Lacey wa Jiyuu ni Ikitai: Maou Toubatsu wo Oeta node, Nonbiri Omise wo Hirakimasu* is a slice-of-life about the witch who helped defeat "the demon king" who's only now, for the first time, able to live her life freely—basically, she was so magically gifted that she was kept in servitude by the crown in order to make sure she never went crazy and killed a bunch of people, but now that she's served the country she's been allowed to go free. And she decides to live her life simply while being helpful to the people around her, though her lack of social skills gets in the way of t

r/manga · Looking for top manga haven't been animated yet

That's right, get your eyes on Kagurabachi. Peak. Also, Ichi the Witch is great. Drama Queen is hilarious and messed up but I'm not sure it'll ever get animated. A guy wants to drive out all the "peaceful" aliens on earth because he hates aliens. War of the Adults is surprisingly fun even without any fantastic elements. It's Orwellian and comedic, which is a choice. Genikasuri is about boxing, and I don't think I've ever been so invested in a boxing manga (I don't read boxing manga). I put Dogsred in the same bucket for ice hockey, but Genikasuri is waaaaaay more violent. Both are exciting

r/mangarecommendations · Manga abt witches recommendations

Witchriv and even though witches are all genders the two mains are girls

r/mangarecommendations · genuinely addicting manga

The recently read ones for me, that i could not put down, in no particular order: 7 Seeds MAD Centuria Witchriv Kubera: One Last God (manhwa, but idgaf) Psycho x Past Trace (Kei Koga) Fool Night After God Animan