Ranked #2

20th Century Boys (Manga)

If you've read 20th Century Boys you can see some type of similarities between the two in a certain type of way.

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Same Author. Both with Urasawas famous charactercreation- and storytellingstyle. Who loved one of this stories, will probably love the other too. Two great masterpieces of mangahistory.

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The two pieces are emotive in two particular ways: a coming-of-age realisation, and the development of relationships between friends. Both also feature great artwork and storytelling.

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It has a similar theme:"man relives his childhood"

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Both are from the same author and are thrilling mangas that will have you sat down 'till your bottoms hurts. Amazing suspense pieces.

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Each of these manga deals with an epic adventure with a protagonist, who against the odds, fights against an absolute evil. Shin Angyo Onshi is more of a historical story involving Korea and 20th Century Boys is more based on current times involving Japan. ^_^

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Both are seinen manga with touches of sci-fi that focuses mainly on psychological conflits and character development. Also, their brilliant plots feature end-of-the-world and conspiracy ideas. Even the feel is the same.

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Both are seinen manga, with plot about the past, in school, and later, as adults. Nijigahara Holograph is a lot shorter though, only 1 volume.

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This is simple: 21st is the sequel of 20th century boys. It is the ending of a great manga!

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