Alternative TitlesSynonyms: PSYЯEN, Siren Japanese: PSYЯEN -サイレン-
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 16
Chapters: 145
Status: Finished
Published: Dec 3, 2007 to Nov 29, 2010
StatisticsScore: 8.261 (scored by 12296 users)
Ranked: #4012
Popularity: #45
Members: 21,695
Favorites: 1,308 1 indicates a weighted score
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I like to think of Psyren as the shonen-version of Gantz.
both series involve a "game" with real lives at stake, set up by some mysterious person, while the main characters try to beat the game to win back their freedom or for other goals later realizing there´s more at stake
Good drawing, good story line. Similar to Gantz, they get teleported to a different world and have to fight unknown monsters
This is another very promising manga. This is also a MUST read.
Psyren resembles GANTZ only at the beginning of the series. People are sent somewhere unknown and have to fight for their lifes in order to end "the game". The art gap is huuuuuuge. But both series are amazing.
Though the settings and tone differ, the core of both stories and recurring events are really similar. Gantz, though, is much more mature (Gore, sexual themes, bloodier, and a lot grosser).
Psyren is Gantz for kiddies... Main Character is used by some mysterious entity (Gantz-Gantz, and Psyren-Nemisis Q) and are warped to another... well place. They have to complete some sort of objective before thy can go home.The endings are different, but they both start out very similarly..
Both Gantz and Psyren involve a game were the prize is your life. Gantz is more brutal and more for an older audience
Both have a plot where the main character(s) are transported to an alternate reality type setting. Both involve the idea of a 'game' that the main character(s) are forced to participate in against their will, and they will be snatched randomly and transported into the 'game'. Gantz tends to have more mature content and more gory death scenes than Psyren, but both story lines are very interesting, although Gantz has a darker and more dangerous feel. =.=
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it has the same feeling to it
Nemesis Q reminds me of Deus
Both stories revolve around the 'future'.
A few of the characters are similar~
Both have Time/space/end of world themes and an item that it focuses on. similar start plot about a group of selected players forced to fight each other. Psyren has more of a superpower setting but both still have great action. Protagonist and heroine are almost opposite of each other.
The characters are very similar (Nemisis Q and Deus) and also the main characters, though Ageha isn't quite as spineless as Yuki....
The story is also similar in the sense that there is a game where people die, though Psyren's more shouen-ish.
Dealing with the future and supernatural elements, both these series involves games with a main protagonist accompanied by a female heroine.
The God of both series are also somewhat similar and there is action, drama, and later on romance in both manga.
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Psyren and Bleach are extremely similiar.
They both have the same kind of nice, unique art, also the "bad guys" in Psyren resemble the bad guys in Bleach.
Both are also Shonen Jump mangas with a lot of action and characters that travel between worlds fighting bad guys.
If you like Bleach, you'll love Psyren.
You can easily tell that both of these manga's art are similar to one another. They both have the same rough art style.
Both of them are about a boy who obtains a special power, travels between this world and another, and battles enemies with similar such powers in order to save his friends. Parallels can be drawn between many of Bleach's and Psyren's characters.
The manga just has a similar feeling, and not in a bad way. Even the art style is similar.
a lot of similar stuff, it's almost a clone of Bleach
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These two mangas share some aspects. For instance, they're both more mature in style, development and art than the typical shounen. Moreover: It's not set in a high school, where a girl blatantly moves into the protagonist home turning it into a harem/ecchi paradise. Hence, if you liked one of them, you'll probably enjoy the other as well.
Both manga give off a "post-apocalyptic air" meaning they both relate to the end of the world in some way. The main people Taisuke and Yoshina gained powers through different ways. They fight others with different abilites and they are similar in that way.
Both Psyren and Alive are about people with special abilities/powers with some people working together to prevent the destruction of the world by a larger, more sinister group with powers ( In Psyren the power users were using time traveling) and both had large events that occurred in the world due to some alien lifeforms
when i read alive, i think of psyren alot.
they both have the same feel, and both involve an "evolved" human
both have a messed up story (in their world i mean)
both also consist of 3 childhood friends, 2 guys, 1 girl.
supernatural/sci-fi stuff in both of them
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Here too the protagonist is dragged into a brutal world, trying to survive and finding nakama to overcome it.
If you liked the beginning of Psyren you'll like Btooom as well. Being a dragged into a game and fighting your way out to survive. Making friends and gaining enemies. And meeting a cute girl of course.
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Both mangas are full of mystery and suspense. Fullmetal Alchemist provides both action-packed battles and an intricately woven mystery which is sure to keep you engaged and eager for the truth and what is to become of everyone. You will soon feel like your a part of the world and even shed tears of joy and sorrow with the characters.
They both belong to action/mystery/adventure/supernatural genres. They both have amazing story and plot twists that keep me on the edge of my seat. They are both incredibly popular at the time when they are just completed (well, because they are good).
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Both innocent boys encounter a strange situation which leads them into another world. In that world, they both met a girl friend, and also, the world follows a rule, it's like a game.
Both of the main characters have to learn how to survive in a diferent "world" (psyren/ deadman wonderland).
These are both great mangas but deadman worderland is more gory.
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Shounen action titles that revolve around a survival game in which characters have unique fighting styles and abilities.
Being in a game and fighting for survival.
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Very similar feeling shounen series. Chances are if you enjoy one you'll like the other too.
The theme of superpower comes into play in both Psyren and Code:Breaker. At several instances, I found these two series quite alike.
Both series involves a main male protagonist who meets a female protagonist who doesn't get along at first. Throughout the series, there is also a mysterious factor going on involving many characters.
Both series has shounen themes involving action and scenes involving superhuman powers.
There is also hints of romance in both series in later chapters and explores more of the relationship between the two main characters.
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Hunter x Hunter a story of a boy looking for his dad fallows hid dads footsteps becoming a hunter a job that gives people access to all sorts of government documents and restricted areas as well as free movement between country that rely on hunters for many jobs ranging from medical, warfare, zoology, ect and enters a game involving use of a power known as nen (chi, life force, psy) witch can heal or be used to amplify the body or materialize objects many fights occur and lots of training fun all around
Psyren is simular in that the characters find them selves in a "game" where psy powers awaken allowing them to enhance their fighting ability or heal or many other usefull things while searching to accomplish a goal that seems to have no end in sight but clues pop up here and there keeping you hooked on what might have happened
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It is also about games, and have a terrible punishment for those who do not follow the game.
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Também é sobre games, e trará uma punição terrivel para aqueles que não seguirem o jogo.
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They are both shounen manga with a very well built universe and story and a more mature feel. The action is intertwined with the story development and explanations very well and even though at first glance you may say there are a lot of differences between the two (like setting, timeline, weapons, powers...), the feeling I got after reading Psyren is very similar to that from Claymore. They are well written and there is also a lot of consistency to the story in both of them, a characteristic which lacks from many other mangas. The fights are very entertaining and original and never boring. The characters are well developed (a bit more in Claymore) and diverse, they are intelligent and grow throughout the story, adapt well in new situations and don't usually make stupid mistakes. I honestly recommend anyone who likes Claymore to have a go at Psyren too, or vice versa. (recommendation after reading 110 Chs of Psyren and 105 Chs of Claymore)
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It's almost too similar. Both shounens. Tons of relationships and emotional scenes. A lot of action. Psychic abilities.
Impt note: Both have light vs dark battles.
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DcD not as apocalyptic as Psyren, but both have a tale of death and determination. Psychic abilities that shirk away from the norm. Both focused on different goals, but have a added bit of romance between the two main characters in the series. Psyren a bit more serious, Dcd more focused to find the renegade Psychic among their group who are killinh of members one by one.
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Persona 4 and Psyren both contains a story revolving around different dimensions. These dimensions are the counterparts of the present world the characters live in. Although the story lines are different in two mangas, they follow similar concept.
In addition, the "action", the fights and most of the violence takes place in the alterante dimensions in both series.
The characters can be also related. The main characters in both stories are given power/connection to power by another person. As the story proceeds, more characters become aware of the alternative dimension in both mangas.
Although they have similar ideas, their story lines are quite different from each other.
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Psyren, just like :REverSAL itself, is a manga apparently inspired by Gantz. In both Psyren and :REverSAL people from the street find themselves fighting for their lives in missions happening in a strange version of our own world - be it the not-so-distant future or simply a mirror world. In both series the key to getting involved is technology (phones or game consoles). And in both series there might be more than meets the eye to the monsters that are being fought.
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Yoshina Ageha is similar to Gangryong, the protagonist in Veritas. Veritas's special fighting styles is the KI (Martial Arts with special powers), while Psyren is PSI. But unlike Yoshina, Gangryong dreams of being the strongest because he is weak, and Yoshina dreams of saving the future. But I suspect in the future, these two protagonists will end up having the same dream: saving the future, since both mangas have evil people that wanted to rule the world.
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Incredibly similar main male characters. Shounen. Both were in the main plot due to circumstances, not by personal choice. And tremendous growth at the end compared to the beginning.
Both have special powers.
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in both mangas kids with special power fights for their surival
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Both series takes place in another alternate world where strange technology is involved. At the same time, they meet a strange girl who is a beauty while forming a special bond with them.
Both series contain science fiction themes that explores technology beyond our times. There are antagonists that opposes the main characters and their friends but also a little mystery behind the scenes regarding them.
Both series employs action, drama, comedy, some emotions, and later on romance.
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Both mangas have characters being thrown into a world where they have to fight animals and beast (Eden no Ori) / Tavoo (Psyren) to survive. Both are great manga.
Both will uncover great mysteries of the world/island they were thrown into, and realize they aren't so far away from home.
Though in Psyren , characters are able to achieve special powers.
Everyone should LOVE both!
Survival manga FTW~! <3
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Antagonists hold a lot of power and the main characters have to oppose this massive force while trying to find out the truth behind everything that's happening and will happen while trying to keep it a secret from others.
Both give off the feeling of suspense and leave you impatient to know what will happen next.
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Even though there's a difference in their storylines, both manga involve the traveling to an unknown future where peoeple have to face a whole bunch of adverse situations in order to survive.
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Psyren-
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calling card.
another world (future).
strand girl around the same age as main character who changes his life.
Yureka-
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game card.
another world (virtual world).
a strange girl about the same age as the main character gives him the card.
both have a similar plot.
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They are both similar in the context that they are trying to win their freedom. The characters are kind of similar as well.. caring for other people.. Both will pull you in as soon as you start reading it.. Shounen as well..
ENjoy!
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Beelzebub was done by one of the assistants who worked on Psyren. So they both have very similar art work and both give the same sort of feeling in their own different way.
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both about kids being transported to a post-apocalyptic future and fighting for their survival against mutants and monsters and how they can influence the past to change the future, but Drifting Classroom is much more realistic compared to Psyren.
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The characters in both series are introduced to a familiar yet unfamiliar world in which they are granted abilities and insight which they would normally not have.
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Both involve a protagonist gaining supernatural abilities - and a whole cast of allies and enemies to boot. Neither are the most original manga around, but they're fun reads nonetheless.
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As well as Psyren as To Aru Majutsu no Index deal with teenagers getting in weird circumstances through new things, in this an unknown "nun"which suddenly hanged over the balcony, and in that one it's a card to use in phone cells. Sounds different? Well it is. BUT! Once they get to know in what situation they are in and in which one they could get in. They accept it and follow the path that is needed. Then some major battles involve, which share the same feeling, as well as the other characters they meet on their paths
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Very similiar artstyle, also characters resemble eachother.
Both are action packed Shonen Jump series.
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Both of these titles situate characters in a "game" with realistic consequences, both in the present and the future.
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The similar is that both have psy powers and character development. Well Zero is more mature and a manhwa, but it is somewhat similar to Psyren.
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Both involve traveling to a different world. Both have pretty good plots as well.
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Both tell a tale of a post apocalyptic world, over shadowed by the dominate rule of an oppressive dark power. Both powers control immense supernatural power in which a normal such rebellion is impossible. The "Forces of Justice" also control some particularly unique powers of their own.
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Boy find Mysterious Girl in trouble, fights in an alternate world based on our own with super powers, he gains a special power only he has. Special point based system, if you run out you cant return.
Accel World: VR with digital avatars
Psyren: The future with ESP
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normal people gain powers that must be used to prevent a horrible, imminent fate
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Ann Cassandra is a very short manga that utilizes two main characters' abilities to prevent the future, just like Psyren. However, Psyren eventually becomes more mainstream with battle scenes and powers and thus is longer, whereas Ann Cassandra is less so, completed, and simply documents the adventures in "breaking predictions." I would recommend Psyren or Ann Cassandra to someone who is interested in the characters' attempts to change the future.
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Both mangas have a feeling of mystery, supernatural, action and adventure. Though the protagonists are very different, both still have that feeling of suspense.
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a group of rebels forming a resistance against a larger force of evil that serves as the order for that society. both have the element of transforming good people into unnatural mutations to serve an inhumane cause
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people are taken to a place different from their everyday lives and forced into a game of survival
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both protagonists go on a dangerous adventure to bring down some external dark force that threatens the fate of the world.
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two hot blooded males confident in their fighting abilities are introduced to a new world of adventure and danger by a female veteran (and potential love interest) of said world. the male protagonists have similar personalities and hair styles
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They give similar feelings and in both mangas a group of people with super powers fights against enemies who have super powers as well.
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