The Voynich Hotel

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

Voynich Hotel

r/manga · suggest me some underrated mangas

highly rated/popular ones I recommend: complete: 1. <golden kamui> comedy gold, high paced plot and action, well developed and consistent characters, historical/cultural trivia, pure badassery and over-the topness 2. <dungeon meshi> comedy gold, amazing fantasy lore and trivia, realistic fantasy setting, well developed and consistent characters, interesting plot with consistent development, interesting battle tactics and good teamwork 3. <fullmetal alchemist> good balance between drama and comedy, well written plot, well developed and consistent characters, amazing ending. 4. <kaguya want

r/mangarecommendations · Can someone give me a list of short manga (50-80 chapters or less)?

Nausicäa of the Valley of the Wind (59 ch) Buddha (66 ch) The Horizon (manhwa, 21 ch) Voynich Hotel (68 ch) Ohayou, Ibarahime (26 ch)

r/mangarecommendations · Any recommendations based on these?

Witch and Mercenary - Starts off kind of generic, but ends up feeling like the earlier Golden Kamuy chapters with good balance of intense action and more fluffy humor. Voynich Hotel - Good introduction to Dowman Sayman's stuff, which is darkly-bizarre-funny-hitsinthefeels. Drama Queen - Feels somewhat Chainsaw Man-y, lots of dark humor and surprisingly nuanced takes on controversial topics. Boy's Abyss - Edgier, more melodramatic Oyasumi Punpun.

r/mangarecommendations · I need conclusions