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Ranked #110
Bakuman (Manga)

Bakuman

Alternative Titles

Japanese: バクマン

Information

Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Aug 8, 2008 to ?
Authors: Ohba, Tsugumi (Story), Obata, Takeshi (Art)
Serialization: Shounen Jump (Weekly)

Statistics

Score: 8.441 (scored by 4638 users)
Ranked: #1102
Popularity: #27
Members: 8,320
Favorites: 882
1 indicates a weighted score
2 based on the top manga page.

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comedy shounen slice of life

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Well Bakuman is written by and drawn by the same two people who did death note. It has a light sense of humor in Bakuman and isn't a serious as Death Note but has that same intensity to it. Some of the ideas that fly from it are very cool.
Both are about a guy not really into the fan culture making manga.
Similar stories, students wanting to be the best at something (Go for Hikaru no Go and Manga for Bakuman). They have rivals that are better than them, though the main characters practice a lot to reach their dream. Even though the stories are about Go and Manga, there is a lot of character drama in each.

Takeshi Obata does the illustrations for both manga series.
Both series have a similiar premise, an unlikely duo collaborate to start a manga..And they encounter obstacles in their love lifes, and in their way to becoming mangakas.
Both are by the same artist
Genres are worlds apart

But both are about fighting for your dreams

Plus naruto is on the front cover of one of the bakuman takobons
los 2 mangas tratan de como es ser un mangaka en super cruels y terribles historia de mangakas es un humor mas negro mientra que bakuman es un humor ligero
It has the same type of romance, except in Bakuman the main character is a lot more shy than Shouta in Kimi ni Todoke
Both explore the lives of characters who want to publish manga. Whereas Moritaka and Akito want to become successful mangaka in Shonen Jump, Najimi instead tries to make it as a doujin artist. Though both have different styles (Doujin Work done in 4koma, while Bakuman in the more traditional style) and Doujin Work is way more lighthearted than Bakuman, both are enjoyable reads.
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Both show the readers about anime/manga culture, and how manga actually gets published.
Both are shounens, comedies, school, rom-com, and a guy who is drawing manga in order to get the girl they like. But School Rumble (as the title states) is more based on school life while Bakuman is more about manga.
Same artist who did Hikaru no Go, Death Note, and currently publishing Bakuman.
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