Piano no Mori
Forest of Piano

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The Ubermensch is that point of balance between the Dionysian and Apollonian. This is a balance between two 'extremes'. Tragic rage surely need be felt but can not be the only thing felt. Love of life in spite of everything is needed to live beautifully forever. Pure tragedy burns too quick and we live seemingly long lives- don't be silly.

but beyond that bit of advice, my pathologies are such that I must address those members of the populous whose thoughts remain under the thumb of a pressure that they are not aware of. To cringe at a system of action because it does not align with your own does not imply your system is correct in any sense- your cringe is a tool institutions have used to realize their dreams of maintaining oppressive regimes since time immemorial. It's a conduit of epistemic harm baked into your vessels that guides the flow of your blood.


Themes explored in the manga listed: the 'tragic hero', wanderers and their shadows, shadows, music, pain, love, hierarchy of emotion, and various other existential topics.

For those that wonder, if any do, there is necessarily overlap between my Kafka stack and this one because it is a matter of fact that Kafka himself was Nietzschean.

The essential "Ganjicore" taste, pretty much a super glorified version of manga I like. Also works as a "niche manga that nobody knows recommendation list."

Most of these mangas are translated, there's only a few that aren't.
Only one manga per author.

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