This manga has also been adopted into arguably the most intense Mahjong poker anime of all time. Written and illustrated by Nobuyuki Fukumoto, one of the most prominent creators in manga history, Akagi is the 36-volume tale of a Mahjong poker prodigy who gives the Yakuza a run for their money. Every kill results in a frog, which he collects in order to be granted a single wish. Shintarou sets out on a journey to kill the fractured monsters – former humans transformed by the same force that gave him his new powers. While riding the train, bored city cop Shintarou Jagasaki encounters a monster which he instantly kills when his right hand inexplicably transforms into an energy gun. It’s one of the first mangas about a weird saviour dealing out justice in the post apocalypse. Whether it’s the original 1973 manga by Go Nagai that has spawned its own anime or Yu Kunutani’s tributary Violence Jack 20XX which launched early in 2021, this title features a shapeshifting anti-hero who gets his name for his signature 40cm jackknife. A poignant romance based on real customs and traditions from the 1800s, Otoyomegatari has won several international awards. A gratuitous action-packed fantasy by the writer-artist tandem behind Death Note.Īlso known as A Bride’s Story, Otoyomegatari is a gorgeous portrayal of the 19th century customs, cultures, and brides of a tribal town along the Silk Road near the Caspian Sea in Central Asia. Mirai soon finds out that he is among the 13 candidates to replace God, who’s retiring in 999 days, and that the other 12 are coming to kill him. Using powers granted by his guardian angel, young student Mirai Kakehashi enacts revenge on his foster parents who were responsible for his real parents’ deaths. And if you’re having a hard time picking which ones are worth checking out, here are 10 of the best manga you’ve likely never even heard about. Nowadays, there are tens of thousands of manga titles available online through platforms like Kodansha and izneo.
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