Chobits

r/mangarecommendations · What are the best FINISHED manga of all time?

Chrono Crusade 8 vol. Hellsing 10 vol. Demon Slayer 23 vol. The Cain Saga 5 vol. Godchild 8 vol. Fushigi Yuugi 18 vol. Gokusen 15 vol. Azumanga Daioh 4 vol. Dragonball 16 vol. Dragonball Z 26 vol. D.N.Angel 20 vol. Yu Yu Hakusho 19 vol. Ranma 1/2 38 vol. Trinity Blood 21 vol. Saiyuki 9 vol. Samurai Deeper Kyo 38 vol.

r/mangarecommendations · Looking for Manga Recs that are not Shonen or Seinen.

So technically, a manga being shounen or seinen is entirely about which magazine it is published in (take Tomie by Junji Ito being a shoujo manga for example). There are shounen/seinen manga that don't follow the usual tropes of action, fighting, etc. With that in mind, I'll give a couple of different manga that I think have atypical topics/themes, some being shoujo/josei. Act-Age and Kasane both have unique female leads, with a focus on the entertainment industry. (Act-Age will remain unfinished due to the author being a literal criminal, but the manga itself is very interesting.) Kodocha (K

r/mangarecommendations · What are the best FINISHED manga of all time?

I really like Chobits

r/mangarecommendations · does someone have some romance manga recommendations (the manga has to be complete)

KareKano Fruits Basket Chobits Ayashi no Ceres Black Bird