Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun

r/mangarecommendations · Suggest some beginners friendly manga!!! (It will be my first manga)

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun It is a slice of life manga about a girl and her crush Nozaki. Manga is sweet, full of funny moments, no NSFW scenes, and overall high quality drawing and character development. Its portrayal of manga authors is icing on the cake

r/mangarecommendations · Slice of Life manga recommendations?

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun

r/mangarecommendations · Need help selecting manga

I’ve only read Tail of the Moon and Skip Beat! from this list (digitally), and I really liked both. Since artwork seems especially important to you, though, I’d recommend checking out some sample pages first, because they have a very different shoujo style from something like Platinum End. Skip Beat! in particular starts with a very early 2000s shoujo art style, but it changes quite a lot over the course of the series and gradually becomes much more modern looking. I personally like both of them, but whether the art appeals to you will probably come down to taste. Also, if you found Oresama

r/manga · What do you think is the best manga that will never have an anime adaptation?

Oresama Teacher -- Same mangaka as Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun, but sadly this one isn't as popular. It's been years since the manga ended Touge Oni/Primal Gods in Ancient times -- A blend of Sci-Fi and mythology. Manga has been ongoing for years now, but it's still very obscure. Doesn't help that the chapter releases are very slow.

r/mangarecommendations · Light, feel-good manga