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Any kind of fighting, not limited to martial arts
Well-illustrated action scenes

Does not include:
- Classics that do not meet the criteria: Vagabond, Baki, The Breaker, etc
- Combative sport: Hajime Ippo, Ashita no Joe, The Boxer, Tenppuu, Batuque, etc
- Story-focused street fighting: Holyland, Shamo, etc

Scamboli Reviews is an anime and gaming YouTuber. Scamboli reviews anime, manga and answers common questions about popular anime with his own perspective.
His channel https://www.youtube.com/c/ScamboliReviews

Your breast hair will grow up

All manga that fit the "Death Game" criteria. You can also look for the anime version.

With so much amazing anime and manga out there, a person can only reasonably expect to watch and read a small percentage of it. Sometimes, you have to choose whether you're going to experience a series as a manga or as an anime. In some cases, the two are equally high quality, and the choice comes down to what's more convenient for you. But there are also a lot of anime you should skip for the manga.

Often, these underwhelming anime could have been great, but they never finished fully adapting the manga's storyline, which means that relying on the anime alone will result in an unsatisfactory viewing experience. This is the case with Btooom!, Deadman Wonderland, Wandering Son, Gangsta, and more. Sometimes, the story not only didn't finish, it also left out tons of interesting information - A Centaur's Life is so much more complex than the anime gives it credit for! Then there are anime like One Piece that are genuinely enjoyable, but are so long that you might be better off reading the manga if you're a new fan who wants to understand the series without taking on what is basically a part time job.

Which of these anime would you skip in favor of the manga?

Includes manga with creatures from legends (e.g. youkai), or stories that rely heavily on myths/mythical themes for the plot (so no slice-of-life comedies that just happen to have inhuman characters, for example). Ghosts, zombies, werewolves, dragons, random demons etc. are omitted; there are too many manga with those, as they are far more popular than other legends. Urban horror legends aren't included either (like in Terror Night, for example).

Only a few works containing gods are included. They must meet one of the following conditions:
— feature gods originating from other cultures, not Japan's
— feature existing gods from mythology (not made up by the author).

Most of the manga on this list are episodic btw

A few manga which contain some historical figures or are about a historical event/period.

Manga, manhwa and manhua about gods & godesses interacting with each other or interacting with/ Living amongst other beings like humans, demons or yokai.

Must-read seinen!

Part 2 : https://myanimelist.net/stacks/15200

Some of my favorite manga that contain real life figures or take place in a historic setting

Lesser known manga that I think more people should read.

MANLY Anime: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/17625

List of manga that licensed and published in Turkiye. With publishers, names and volume counts.
Part 1 https://myanimelist.net/stacks/17812
Part 3 https://myanimelist.net/stacks/18660

All manga read within the 2021-2022 for UoN Manga Book Club, in chronological read order.

I only count the editorials that stills publishing to this day: IVREA, Panini Manga, Ovnipress, Kemuri, Utopia, Distrito Manga and Pop Fiction.

PART I: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/21070
PART II: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/21071
PART III: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/21075
PART IV: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/21100
PART V: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/21116
PART VI: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/21149
PART VII: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/21150
PART VIII: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/21152

Gods, historical figures, characters from different works duke it out no matter what era/ universe they're from.

We asked passionate readers which manga you need to read now—and here are the results!

Finalists are listed in the following order: Main List, Unique Art/Story, Should Be Anime, Best for Beginners. Every title is officially available outside Japan in at least one language, with one or more volumes published in 2022.


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series with great action fight scenes

some contain nudity and stuff