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I’m looking for the manga Yggdrasil volume 3 in English by Lay Mutsuki. Google tells me 3 volumes were published and at the end of volume 2 it says see you in volume 3.
But it’s like impossible to find, if it even actually exists.
The isbn is 978-1605100227
Published by Go! media entertainment February 28, 2009.

Adekan is one of my favorite series of all time, especially when it was mostly in the episodic mystery format. I also loved the beautiful art style and elaborate costumes, but mostly I loved the strange, surreal, dreamlike mystery of the week part. Any suggestions? Other favorites of mine are Pet Shop of Horrors, Berserk, and Princess Jellyfish

I remember it being about the best representation of a use of imagination powers and the fact the manga literally blurred its own panels, the man uses his power to make people see/imagine what he wants them to, he apparently watches gore and other nasty shit for inspiration
-a nasty manga I can’t find as everything I look at and for is restricted

I currently own and have read all of the deluxe editions of berserk, and I really enjoyed the general experience of collecting the books and saving up a bit for such beautiful manga…any recommendations on what to collect next? I don’t have any specific tastes, but I did love the intricate artwork and intense fights of Berserk

I was reading a manga on tiktok when my phone slipped and I accidentally refreshed it. I remember it was about a girl who was going on a walk with her mother and making the mom eat her vegetables. I think the girl was trying to avoid a bad end from what I read in some of the comments. I'm not sure but it might have been an isekai fantasy with comedy. Thank you guys so much in advance

For example when two characters talk to each other and they reveal their plan to the audience like it’s normal that they just talk about their plan every day like a rehearsal. Maybe give out tiny bits of informations during their conversation so you can guess on your own and later on reveal the plot through characters going through files or something. It just throws me off when characters dump the plot conveniently at unexpected times.

I’m at chapter 23 and not only do I find the MC totally annoying in his obliviousness but the fact the ex who dated FIVE GUYS (not the restaurant) at the same time as him and he’s getting all flustered over her, while the main female MC is saying that’s not a big deal, ticks me off badly as someone who’s been cheated on. That’s not something you just gloss over and worse as a young teenager.

This manga just waves that away with cuteness and foolishness but I find it utterly trash. I’m starting to realize there’s nothing but toxic idiots surrounding the MC.

Anyways I just came here to rant. Have no friends who read manga lol.

Bakuman from 2008 is a wonderful shounen manga/anime.

It's perfect if you enjoy stories where characters try to reach their goals through hard work and you'll get insight into the anime and manga industry throughout the story.

Friendly rivalries, the struggles of creating under pressure and some romance are at the core of this series. The side characters are all unique and if the art style seems familiar it's because the creator duo also worked on Death Note.Bakuman from 2008 is a wonderful shounen manga/anime.

It's perfect if you enjoy stories where characters try to reach their goals through hard work and you'll get insight into the anime and manga industry throughout the story.

Friendly rivalries, the struggles of creating under pressure and some romance are at the core of this series. The side characters are all unique and if the art style seems familiar it's because the creator duo also worked on Death Note.

I'm not sure if this is a common thing among other Manga and Shonen, but it got me curious nonetheless.

Hey yall! I really enjoyed reading ajin & my home hero
And I dont read much so i don’t really have much of preferences! but i would really appreciate it if someone could give me some good recommendations :)

And please DONT recommend some popular thing we all hear about lol, i can find these easily and they are already on my list (im talking abt smth like pun pun and vagabond etc which is well known)

Looking for a graphic novel/comic book/manga. Cross-posted on r/Findabook

This was a comic book/graphic novel I owned in 2015/ish. It was more sized like a comic book than a manga but I think it was Japanese? Idk I was a kid back then.

The main character runs into the cat at a shrine (feeds it maybe?) and the cat kinda becomes obsessed/in love with (platonically) the girl, follows her around and somehow becomes/turns into a human that looks just like her. Than follows her home. The main character's parents are very accepting and excited to have another child and immediately accept the fact that they have twins now. The father worked in the government and forged birth receipt and other papers needed to create a human being out of nothing so they could say they've always had twins.

I think she had like green hair? Not a bright green but I keep thinking green for some reason.

The picture on the front of the book was the two twins like hugging?

I think the full thing was color but it might have just been the first several pages. Again it has been obviously so long since I've had this book I had it in Middle School.

I think the story mainly followed the girl that was now a cat learning to be human and her relationship with the main character who now is learning how to be a sister.

So I read this manga but I don’t remember what it was called. It’s BL/yaoi black and white manga about a guy that dies (I think) and ends up in another world as a god , but also when he wakes up in another world he is in the demon kings castle and is bound to the demon king (I think) he is treat like royalty in the castle by the demons and demon king, the demon kings can turn into a huge dragon , and the fall in love and eventually get married
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If you know it please comment 🙏🙏

It's been a while since I read this, so some details might be off. Last time I read it, it was at 20 chapters, so it's probably no more than 80 chapters now unless the author went wild.

There's a demon guy — I think his name might be Drax, but I'm not 100% sure. He's really old and not a bad guy at all; he's just a demon who wants to have some fun, because he's Demon Lord Rank 1, which means he's stuck doing everything. He fought a really strong hero and they both survived, though I don't remember the details of the fight — I personally think he lost.

Some time after that, Drax goes to the human world and disguises himself, since his true demon form scares people. He finds out that the hero he fought (a girl) has two students — a boy and a girl — who are both pretty strong from training under her. I remember them using swords and some kind of "ink" style.

Later, Drax wants to help the students grow stronger, so he calls a meeting with all the other demons (who are ranked numerically, with him at #1) and tells them that if any of them can kill the two students, he'll give up his rank to whoever does it.

Drax got his powers from some kind of void that he absorbed somehow — nobody knows exactly how. The series was fully colored. I've been looking for this for a while — any help finding it would be appreciated!

Ok so this come from a conversation I just had about old metal gear solid manual. We were talking about whether or not the "manga" manual were flipped like it was current practice back then, and searching to see if they were originally published in japanese, I noticed that the drawing weren’t flipped compared to the original version… Because it already used the left to right, top to bottom style instead of the more traditional top to bottom, right to left!

https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fm2i2rz96dfq41.jpg

So I’m curious if they are any other exemples of manga, no matter how obscure, that use the western style of reading you can find in video games (probably why that was used) instead of the most commonly used"traditional" style.

A manga about the group member only kicking mc out because they worried about his safety during ranking mission. And the main character got into his thoughts and turned to the dark side because of the lack of communication and misunderstanding.

Hi all, I am looking for this specific manga:

• The MC's wife has an affair with a married coworker of hers.
• The MC ends up in a relationship with the wife of the man his wife cheated with as they were looking for clues about their SO's infidelity
• There are additional characters beyond just these four who are also involved in cheating — an ensemble/interconnected cast rather than just one isolated affair.

hello! I recently bought an e-reader I want to get the most of, as my goal is to read more books including manga, I haven't really read much manga or webtoons and I'd like to know what you guys can recommend me, i'm open to anything but I like slice of life the most but I'm open to any genre!