Hitoner

r/mangarecommendations · Animal mangas?

Taikas reason, hitoner, luento genjuu trimmer

r/manga · Looking for a promising manga (Any genre and demography)

<A Manga World That Gets One Page Once a Year> <The bride from Britanny> longer, but translations stopped <Ceska of Blessing> longer , but translations stopped >talked about everyday then more well-known: <hitoner> 11 chapters <Class 2-B Hero Destroyerz> 18 chapters

r/mangarecommendations · trying to get back into manga again.

Hello and welcome back to manga! I've been enjoying hitoner as well. If you are reading it in manga+ app and like reading other new/ongoing series, for slice of life, *ruri dragon* is one I've been following that is pretty fun, and so is *home at the horizon*. *Haunted peak* is a new drama series that I am liking a lot and have high hopes for. But those are all very new. *Blue Box* was a great sports romance that just recently completed. I'm trying to think of titles closer to your other interests but coming up a bit short since many of them are more shonen-y etc. but one that jumped out at

r/manga · Recommendation for 11yr old girl

<Dungeon Meshi> Fantasy adventure slice of life, very light hearted for the most part. <Drifting Dragon> Very similar, has a monster hunter vibe. It also has an anime in Netflix but i have never seen it, not sure if its any good. For scifi... <Hitoner> Planet of the apes sort of story. Human astronaut finds himself stranded in a beast men planet with a parallel civilization at the industrial revolution era, starts light hearted as an extraterrestrial cultural exchange but has recently pivoted into the fears and wonders of nuclear technology.