| If you want what's new, like what's releasing now, I'd keep an eye on publishing magazines. Shonen Jump is always a goliath, but smaller publications have great content as well. Additionally, if you've liked a mangaka in the past, check out what else they've done, or anyone they've collaborated with! I also follow a couple blogs who report on any new manga that's caught their eye, but it takes a while to find good anime blogs that fit the individual. Or you could pay for that spicy new content on different websites, but in this economy?? Nah. |
| Well, there's a couple of ways. MAL is a great help in discovering manga, you got the reccomendations, other people's lists, the authors and magazines pages and the popularity and rating lists. You can go to any manga website and just pull whatever tags you want and just look through the covers, which is what I did for the longest time. It's always good to find out some random manga that might turn into a hidden gem. Recently I've also joined a bunch of discord servers dedicated to manga, MAL's #manga channel is pretty good for it and it has users that I'll help you out, me included, so pop over there if you want to find new stuff. But yeah, talking to other manga fans is overall the best way to discover new stuff since we can just look at each other's list and go like "Hey, I see you like a lot of Shounen Battle Manga/anime, you should give Lucifer and The Biscuit Hammer a try." or something along those lines. |
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| I've been steadily getting into manga via my library. I'll just peruse what's on the shelves and then do some basic research on MAL. Seems to have been working as I've read more manga in the past 10 months than I have in the past 5 years. |
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| Pretty much what the above members said. I also occasionally go into comic shops and randomly buy volumes of series, and stick to them when the material is to my liking. But tbh... as an avid reader, who also collects lots of stuff, I'm not that choosy. ;/ |
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| The local manga seller in my town is always up to date with manga and provides me with the latest hits.~ |
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| I don't really follow what new Manga come out, but I occasionally see something in various users' "Plan to Read" lists, and I discover many new Manga that way. Lila said: The local manga seller in my town is always up to date with manga and provides me with the latest hits.~ They sell Manga in your town? You can't buy any of that stuff here where I live. We don't even have book stores where I live, so Amazon/eBay are my only choices. |
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Seiya said: I feel sorry for you in that aspect though on the bright side I'm sure your life is better than mine in so many other ways desu.~I don't really follow what new Manga come out, but I occasionally see something in various users' "Plan to Read" lists, and I discover many new Manga that way. Lila said: The local manga seller in my town is always up to date with manga and provides me with the latest hits.~ They sell Manga in your town? You can't buy any of that stuff here where I live. We don't even have book stores where I live, so Amazon/eBay are my only choices. |
サディスティックな考え "JUST KILL ME." サディスティックマインド |
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| I use advance search from baka-update and anime-planet. quite easy easy to find what I'm looking for. |
| i got into manga by reading the manga vers of anime that i really enjoyed- so like koe no katachi for example, after finishing the movie i went and found the manga and read that. usually apps like mangarock will have a "if you liked this, youll like this__" if youve read something which is a good kind of rabbit hole you can use to get into manga. like i found kings game through reading judge. hope that made sense lol |
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| i mostly sort them by genres and i read through some of the one that got artistic/creative covers sometimes i do get recs from my friends so thats another way these are the only two ways i find newer manga to read as for now but im thinking of reading through rec lists by random people or from anitubers |
| the bookstore i use have a system similar to netflix in which it recommend manga similar to the one i checked, and they also let you easily check different series from the same author. |
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| Through the bookstore, MAL, other people's profiles, just googling for random pictures |
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| Where I live bookstores only have whatever's the most popular stuff, usually tends to be shounen which doesn't appeal to me at all. It's especially unfortunate since I vastly prefer when manga is in physical form as opposed to digital. But you probably have a vast selection assuming you live in a developed country so go with that. |
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| I read a lot of oneshots and general short story collections, because that gives me a quick idea of what authors might be worth paying attention to. If I like their oneshot/s, I go and look up everything else they've made and add whatever looks interesting to my PTR list. |
| I find new Manga from r/manga ("What Manga Have You Read This Week" stickied post) also, word of mouth recommendations from My friends. |
LunaEstlinOct 13, 2019 1:51 AM
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| The way I browse for manga is here in MyAnimeList. When I read a manga, I go over the recommendations and browse the manga there, looking if the synopsis match my tastes (or if the art is cute haha). That process takes long, but I'm patient enough, and I'm having fun with it. |
| It's easy I just pick one the hundreds of unfinished anime adaptations and read it's source. |
| "The name's Gambit. Remember it." -Gambit "X-Men '97"  |
Mostly if I really like an anime, I seek out the manga (if there is one). For the series where that hasn't been the case:
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Digibutter64Apr 8, 2020 4:10 AM
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| I search on manga sites, like mangafox, under a genre I'm looking for. That's how I came across Chikai no Noah (up on MAL but still awaiting approval), Kasane, Mieruko-chan, and Leviathan. If it's something that's been licenced and I enjoy it, I'll buy it. |
| Google. Google helps me finds everything! Sometimes in Book store or Manga store. |
| Twitter and /r/manga |
| It's easier if you know what to look for, I look up the mangaka of every manga/anime I liked, and check out their other works. I also look up my favorite genres, check out the recommendations for some of my favorite manga, and so on. If you mean new as in ongoing manga, I usually learn about them from youtubers, but since I'm not interested in reading something weekly I don't focus on new releases. |
| Adding to what everyone else has said with different methods in finding new manga, what also helps me in finding new manga is in the Help Identifying This Manga/Character thread. I find a lot of new manga unintentionally when I try to help people out in what they're looking for. Their descriptions or images of the manga would sound and look interesting. So I would wait until someone finds the manga for them and I look it up. |
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| I used a random word generator for the entirety of November. So for example, I got the word "catastrophe" and then found a manga called Kyouai Catastrophe or something using the sites search function. It was horrible but it worked. |
| The Manga is always superior. And we all need to just learn to live with that fact. |
| If it helps, I sometimes hang around anime amino,and they have some pretty helpful suggestions for manga. |
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| What I love the most is going on to a MAL's user profile page and they have a list of manga recommendations. The best type of profile pages I've come across are the ones who not only have a list of recs but they have it listed like "1 volume manga" with 30 to pick from. Shoutout to those people making recommendations easy! I've come across at least 3 potentially Top 10 Favorites all because I checked out a profile page hahaha! |
AnimeFanTalkOct 14, 2020 12:26 AM
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| spending lots of time going through generic manhua on mangakalot to finally find that hidden gem |
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| I have decent success in finding new gems by checking out reddit reccommendations |
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