My Hero Academia

r/manga · Looking for manga suitable for a 12 year old girl

I'd say that Full Metal Alchemist would be OK. Sure, there are some scary things (like creatures created by some of the alchemists), but I don't think it's something an almost teen can't handle. I've read only a few chapters of it, but Teasing Master Takagi-san could work. It's basically about a 11-12 year old boy constantly being teased by his classmate and trying to get back at her. What I've read was cute. I don't know if it had release where you live though. Oh, and if she liked One Piece and MHA, you could go with other big shonens, like Naruto and/or Bleach.

r/mangarecommendations · In search of this type of manga. Any recommendations?

MHA /ducks

r/manga · People are way too generous with the "romcom" label when recommending manga

Totally agree. Imo the problem is that the comedy tag is thrown around too loosely in general. Considering how deeply rooted comedy is in Japanese culture, most manga will have some sort of comedic elements. At the time of writing, if you search AniList for the "Comedy" genre, the results in order are: 1. Chainsaw Man 2. ONE PIECE 3. My Hero Academia 4. One-Punch Man 5. SPY x FAMILY 6. Horimiya 7. Kaguya-sama: Love Is War 8. Dandadan 9. Hunter x Hunter 10. Black Clover 11. Komi Can't Communicate 12. Haikyu!! 13. My Dress-Up Darling 14. SAKAMOTO DAYS 15. Dr. STONE 16. Dorohedoro 17. Fullmetal

r/manhwarecommendations · New to manga/manhwa — looking for recommendations!

ohh boy i'm so excited for you. if i could just magically forget all manga/manhwas i've read. anyways here are some 9-10/10 i recommend. \- Legend of the Northern Blade \- The Boxer \- Solo Leveling \- Vinland Saga \- Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint \- Dr Stone \- Superhuman Era \- Return of the Mount Hua Sect \- Return of the Mad Demon \- Ordeal \- The Beginning After the End \- One Piece (beware it's looong) \- The Breaker (all three of them) \- Boku no Hero Academia