D.Gray-man

r/Seinen · Top 10 manga of all time?

1. Dorohedoro 2. [Every Tsutomu Nihei Manga] 3. Jojolion / Steel Ball Run, can't decide, lean more towards Jojolion most days. 4. Yotsuba& 5. One Piece 6. Yu-Gi-Oh! (Probably looks silly to be this high, but name me a single shonen manga with as cohesive of a story AND a good ending. There aren't many.) 7. Black Lagoon 8. Trigun 9. Fire Punch 10. The Climber Honorable mentions: D. Gray-Man, Berserk, Kagurabachi, Freesia (kinda bad but very, very entertaining), Made in Abyss, Blade of the Immortal, Monster

r/mangarecommendations · Niche manga recs

I definitely have a few I could recommend. Feel free to do your on research on them to see if they fit. <D Gray-man> An old Shounen that started around the same time as the big 3 three, it was really popular for its time, but fell quite a bit due frequently hiatuses because of the mangaka's health. It's still ongoing, but at a much slower pace. It's transition in pacing from a weekly to a monthly pace fairly well. <Karneval> bad summary it's an action msytery manga focusing on two teens joining an organization called Circus that goal is to hunt down monsters and the people creating them. Dem

r/mangarecommendations · I’d like to find manga in the style of Fujimoto and Nihei.

I'd say you would probably enjoy D Gray Man ngl, the early manga has pretty similar to above and Katsura Hoshino's art and writing only improve as the story progress's! It's one of my longtime favourites https://preview.redd.it/u8b4ke3eoanh1.png?width=380&format=png&auto=webp&s=0eb0ada0d807511defdb6b3e1ff9c3b173544f06

r/manga · Recommendations

"Case study of Vanitas" is a personal favorite of mine. It's the author's third published work. It's a msytery series set a steampunk style magic au where an incidence in the 1600s created Vampires who can use magic by altering the framework of reality. I am bad with summaries so I'll add a link with one. The art work is very beautiful and the author generally does a good job with foreshadowing. Another one that got my focus again recently is "D. Gray-man". It a series that started around the same time of Naruto and the other big three and was up there in popularity but has since dropped a lo