Attack on Titan

r/webtoons · Story that have been carefully planned from the beginning

You’re looking for **Kubera**. It’s not a competition. The points you’ve made are what people credit kubera with. From the series you mentioned it’s exactly what you would like. The fanbase is full of people fans of tog s1, when they cry, and attack on titan.

r/mangarecommendations · After a relatively short but deep manga series for a busy dad

If you want a relatively short, aimed for adult and clever plot manga, you should try reading (or watching) Monster by Naoki Urasawa. Widely regarded as one of the best adult manga out there. If you want something with a less clever plot but more metaphorical and deep character development, I reccomend The Climber by Shinichi Sakamoto. He is one of my favorite mangaka, highly recommended this one, about the same length as Monster \~170 chapters. Lastly, if you want something for adults and had an INSANELY clever plot with THE best mindgames in manga, you could consider reading Usogui by Tosh

r/Seinen · Hit me with some manga recs I won’t be able to put down

you are objectively wrong broski. i did read Claymore entirely. as I said, there is no such thing as seinen theme wise, its not your opinion. it was published in 3 different Shonen magazine so it was aimed at the shonen demographic. Attack on titan was also published in a Shonen magazine but has darker themes, doesnt make it a seinen, it is still a shonen manga

r/mangarecommendations · Looking for recommendations and kinda berserk rant

Claymore (Cool women fighting demons, art is fantastic) Blade of the Immortal (Pretty long, influenced a bunch of modern mangakas) Attack on Titan (Really popular, has a completed anime adaptation) Dorohedoro (Crazy story, really interesting world building)