Death Note

r/mangarecommendations · Looking for manga where the antagonist's ideology is actually convincing, not just evil for the sake of it

Sooo *Death Note?* At least it challenges - albeit bestially - morality

r/mangarecommendations · Mangas like sherlock vs moriarty type of vibes ?

Death note

r/Seinen · Recommend me manga based on what I read

\- 20th century boy \- Monster \- Billy Bat \- Pluto \- Happy! Anything by Naoki Urasawa really, since I listed only finished works, here are some others by different artists \- Oyasumi Punpun \- Dorohedoro \- Death Note \- The Fable

r/shoujo · Recommendations for someone looking to expand their tastes

First, your English is perfect, so do not apologize. \^\^ Maybe try some original anime (not adaptations ـــ original stories)? ***Here are some randomized picks*** 1. *Terror in Resonance* (it's great and a personal favorite, but the writing of the female characters sucks if this is a deal-breaker for you) 2. *Buddy Daddies* (if you want something wholesome and light-hearted involving child-raising shenanigans. It has some drama near the end, but it remains a pretty light watch) 3. *Sing a Bit of Harmony* (a movie about a realistic female robot project befriending an introverted teen girl

r/manga · suggest me some underrated mangas

highly rated/popular ones I recommend: complete: 1. <golden kamui> comedy gold, high paced plot and action, well developed and consistent characters, historical/cultural trivia, pure badassery and over-the topness 2. <dungeon meshi> comedy gold, amazing fantasy lore and trivia, realistic fantasy setting, well developed and consistent characters, interesting plot with consistent development, interesting battle tactics and good teamwork 3. <fullmetal alchemist> good balance between drama and comedy, well written plot, well developed and consistent characters, amazing ending. 4. <kaguya want