Jujutsu Kaisen

r/manga · Top 50 most commented chapters of all time on r/manga

"Kaguya Wants to be confessed to" really was the subs darling for a long while, huh? Surprised by how much presence it has in the top 50. No other romcom besides Quintessential Quintuplettes with a single chapter and My dress-up darling with 2 even made it on the list, but kaguya has 1/6th of the spots. Between that and Oshi no ko, the author truly knows how to get people *invested*, for better or worse. AoT's final chapters holding 2 of the top 3 spots, edged out only by chainsaw mans ending in 2nd, also goes to show just how much impact that series had on manga/anime the past 2 decades. Tr

r/Seinen · Looking for manga with kinetic, well choreographed fight sequences

Holyland & Jjk

r/manhwa · [recommendations] series where this happens at least more than once in the series?

I hear it also happens im jujutsu kaisen, and also only once and out of the blue, but its super effective.

r/manga · Series suggestions for a teenager

That sounds really wonderful; I'm glad you care so much. It is always nice to have supportive parents like you. Jujutsu Kaisen might fit, as it is really popular right now and has a similar tone to Chainsawman. It is a high-action-packed story with interesting characters and strategic fights. Another great one is Witch Hat Atelier, especially if your child is interested in art. Witch Hat has beautiful artwork that inspired me to draw. The story is amazing, and the characters are complex and full of heart. It also recently got an anime adaptation, so it's also in the talks now. You could al

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