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A list of manga with the most realistic artwork I can think of. Some titles have their own style added into the manga, this is totally fine - so cartoonish features and anatomically incorrect proportions are fine - so long as backgrounds or character art is high quality and reminiscent of realistic imagery/CGI then its eligible for this list.

- Weebookey

These are series you can read within 1 volume, I tried adding as many series that aren't a collection of One-Shots and are full stories! all genres, all demographics!

Enjoy!
- Weebookey

- A mix of philosophical, mystery and action stories

Some are not for the faint-hearted.

List of sleeves for "elitist". These manga have been considered as "deep" animations by various critics and analysts.

In this compilation there are manga with quite complicated stories that are not recommended for all audiences. As they are: cult manga, artistic, experimental, avant-garde, underrated, psychological, philosophical, unique or mind-blowing.

The joke here is communication about these is kinda weird unless specified that the response itself is the title.
"What's your fav manga?"
> Undecided.

Or if someone tuning in to a conversation between weebs would be extremely confused about it either by controversy or u sounding illiterate af:
> "My favourite manga is In Hand"
> "I love Children" ☠️☠️


I will also include series that are difficult to search and result in the complete opposite. eg;
Searching "Goth manga"
> The manga itself doesn't show, only images full of Misa Amane lmfao

A stack containing anthology manga series.
Anthology; a collection of artistic works or stories that have a similar form or subject.

I tried putting the ones that you can try finish in a sitting.

Blending sci-fi, supernatural, and fantasy, they are unconventional stories that transcend the boundaries of space and time. The dominant feelings are rather melancholic and gloomy.

Reboots and remakes, made either by the original author or by someone new, from flashy updates of webcomics to classics remade anew. Excludes manga based on a pilot one-shots and adaptations of other media (such as multiple adaptations of a novel). Vaguely sorted.

Most entries explain the circumstances or have the original in the relations, except for Yakushoku Distopiary (a webcomic remake). One Piece: Episode A and Eguchi Hisashi contain remakes. Hotel has Boichi's remake of a manhwa one-shot Hotel: Since 2079.

Must-read seinen!

Part 1 : https://myanimelist.net/stacks/15026

While most Manga only focus on one story, there're still a few out there that explore different types of stories of different characters in different circumstances. Some happy and hopeful, some dark and tragic, some cute and light-hearted, some ridiculous, some bittersweet.

I plan on reading 100 manga in one month. Manga I will read are on this lists.
First try: part 1&2
Second try: part 3&4

Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/22728
Part 3: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/22729
Part 4: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/24269

Mangá² podcast recommendations (#001-#050)

A collection of single-volume manga from various genres I've enjoyed and would recommend.

Manga that talk critically about environmental destruction through humans (rather than a natural catastrophe) and the climate crisis - or offer sustainable alternatives to it.

Denpa, drug abuse, psychological abuse, schizophrenia, depression, loneliness, anxiety, suicidal, manipulative characters, all kinds of mental issues and problems. You find them here
can consist a little bit of romance, horror, mystery, and thriller

ASANO INIO, OSHIMI SHUUZUO, SUGARU MIAKI...
Excluded, if you don't know them, go read them ffs why are you even here
focusing on "non-mainstream" mangas or mangakas

btw loving a depressed mc doesn't make you one