Hoshin Engi

r/mangarecommendations · It’s been a while since I’ve read manga - looking for recommendations

I've been on a manga kick, here's what I'm reading. Some of them are older, I'm just reading what catches my interest. Delicious in Dungeon - comedy fantasy adventure, a great lighthearted romp parodying and subverting classic D&D tropes. Cannot recommend this one enough Planetes - not far in this one, so far it's a slice of Life sci fi about debris cleaners in space. It's great, but don't expect superpowers or big fights Vinland Saga - by the guy that wrote Planetes. I never read Vagabond, but if you didn't like that you probably won't like this. It's a historical drama with a lot of emoti

r/mangarecommendations · Need help selecting manga

Hoshin Engi - Classic 90s shonen. One of the better pre-One Piece shonen from the 90s. Dr. Slump - Another classic shonen, from the creator of Dragonball. Dr. Slump was his first big hit and was what made him famous in the first place. The humor is kinda childish but if you are okay with that then it's hilarious. Toriyama was a master of gag manga, and his art even back then was incredible. The way he draws machines in particular is almost second to none among his contemporaries. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - Another classic. Part 1 is probably the weakest one, but it's still a fun read. Real

r/mangarecommendations · Any recommendations based on these?

tondemo skill pandora hearts dorohedoro trigun black lagoon fullmetal alchemist houshin engi monster oyasumi pun pun pluto

r/mangarecommendations · Any other manga like HxH?

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