Toshokan no Daimajutsushi
Magus of the Library
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Toshokan no Daimajutsushi

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: 図書館の大魔術師
Japanese: 圕の大魔術師
English: Magus of the Library
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Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Nov 7, 2017 to ?
Genre: Fantasy Fantasy
Demographic: Seinen Seinen
Serialization: good! Afternoon
Authors: Izumi, Mitsu (Story & Art)

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Score: 8.501 (scored by 31603,160 users)
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Ranked: #1702
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Popularity: #1141
Members: 16,588
Favorites: 449

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both of them have the same vibe: relaxing and wholesome. the artstyle is amazing and in both of the stories the main character is a cheerful, kind-hearted child trying to achive their dream.  
reportRecommended by kanibalizm
Two boys with a high dose of curiosity and passion for their jobs. Artwork is phenomenal. The authors like to share useful information to the reader about what can be applied in the real world.  
reportRecommended by RaviDavi
Both main characters are strong boys with a good sense of morality, using force only when absolutely needed, since they rather want the best for everyone (except when they are unfairly accused of something bad). *Both stories fill you with enjoyment <>Toshokan no Daimajutsushi has a better built world, Isekai Yakkyoku has plenty of information about sciences and diseases. 
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Being born from a different race, the main characters always have suffered from discrimination and racism. Even when they are being surrounded by bullies, they struggle to keep proceeding towards their main goal. *MC isn't fazed by people bullying him, but is very protective of the ones he cares for. Hurt them and you'll pay! *Art's good. 
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Both main characters want to perform their passions in a job that is mainly seen for the gender opposite to their own. You can see both of them grow, learning from mistakes and shortcomings. 
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Main characters are related to elves, and they are very strong but never try to brag or look down on others because of that. They are eager to learn new information about anything that sparks their interest, also due to the fact they were isolated in a rural area before walking into the "real" bustling world. *Camaraderie is a very notable feature in both. *Both: excellent artwork. <> Tensei shite High Elf ni Narimashita ga has lots more focus on adventure. 
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I think both are similar, despite Magus is pure fantasy, whereas Totsukuni is a dark fantasy. - has a good writing and storytelling. - has a good world building. - has a very interesting fantasy, magic and adventure show. - has a simple premise, but well executed. - have a heartwarming family story 
reportRecommended by quagmire2
Both manga are about how one strong-willed MC follows his/her passion, but feels like being left behind because many other candidates are smarter and have more knowledge. *Kafna & Undine, these are the professions the MCs want to reach. Kafna are librarians with a high ranking, Undines are taxi-drivers but with boats on Mars, that has been turned into a planet with lots of water. Both are most often filled with women workers. <>Aqua is a iyashikei, without violence. Magus of the Library has bits of violence and racism, though the overall vibe is also calmness and entertainment. 
reportRecommended by RaviDavi
Though Ascendance of a Bookworm is an Isekai, Toshokan no Daimajutsushi is similar in that both main characters share a love for books and reading set in a pre-modern fantasy setting with a low literacy rate. Ascendance of a Bookworm is much more of an enterprising story, though Toshokan no Daimajutsushi seems to go more in that direction later. 
reportRecommended by kawaii_or_nah
Both protagonist love books, but are in a world where literacy is not widespread, especially among the poorer folks. Both stories develop with library in mind. 
reportRecommended by abystoma2
Both series follow the common theme of libraries and passion for books, but explored in completely different ways with different demographics in mind. Toshokan Sensou's surrounding the protection of books and media against censorship and the impact that words can have with and without the restrictions of censorship. Toshokan no Daimajutsushi surrounds the passion of the bookmaking craft itself. 
reportRecommended by animejas
Another manga that focuses on detailed world building, particularly on the cultural aspects, as well as features amazingly detailed artwork for both characters and the setting too. 
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Although not an isekai, Toshokan no Daimajatsushi is very similar to Fushi no Kami because the stories both focus on the importance of written word and literature in a world where they are a rarity. There is a lot of inconvenience in both settings due to lack of technology and not being developed in general. The stories both start off with the main characters growing up in an impoverished land/village and working their way up while pursuing more knowledge.  
reportRecommended by Dignity
Both have magnificent fantasy worlds. The main characters resemble each other so well! They can form bonds with important people quite casually. The society is messed up in sense of slavery or public contempt, in which the MC is caught somehow. They strive towards several goals, but their presence and personality makes people close to them open up themselves. 
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