Sun-Ken Rock

r/webtoons · Which webtoons you would never recommend at all and why?

It has become some sort of dragon ball + sun Ken rock copycat

r/manga · In NEED of manga recommendations!!

Mostly popular(ish) ones: <Ichi the Witch> Same author as Iruma-kun, nice magic-y stuff + art is great. WSJ with 100ish chapters out so far. <Majo to Yajuu> The one by Kousuke Satake, not the one-shot by the same name. Has a somewhat gritty feeling to it while maintaining a classy tone, I really like it. It's been on hiatus for quite a bit now though. Still, like 60-ish long chapters as of now. <Trigun> and <Trigun Maximum> Less magic-y and more so sci-fi, but it's still adventure fantasy so I recommend it. Really great themes and style, though the official TL kinda sucks so you'd either ha

r/manga · Manga recommendation

If you liked BLAME! for its dark sci-fi elements then Gantz is a good shout I think. It has a flawed cast of characters and an interesting premise that keeps things fresh enough to keep reading without feeling like too much of a commitment to pick up. Its a modern setting rather than the cool landscapes of BLAME. (Compelted) Also the old manga AKIRA might be of interest to you too, but I can guarantee that the art might be a challenge if you're new to the medium because it can be pretty challenging to identify individual characters since many look the same. (completed) If you want action Sho

r/manhwarecommendations · your best manhwa one and only

sun ken rock.

r/mangarecommendations · Comedy, Slice of Life, Violent Manga Recommendations