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Inuyasha is a fantasy manga series created by Takahashi Rumiko. The story revolves around Kagome Higurashi, a modern-day high school girl who is transported to Japan's Sengoku period through a magical well. There, she meets Inuyasha, a half-demon, and together they embark on a quest to collect the shards of the Shikon Jewel.

Takahashi Rumiko's art style is unmistakable due to its distinct character designs, expressive faces, skillful blending of fantasy and mythology, and her ability to convey both action and humor. The Rumiko's works often illustrat unmistakable physical attributes while having their distinctive clothing and accessories.

Ran appears to be an ordinary girl, but she can transform into anyone or anything she desires.

Aki Irie's artwork is notable 'cause the characters are beautifully designed, and the magical world is showcased with vibrant and imaginative visuals.

Kashiki's artwork excels at bringing the forested world to life. The lush forests, meadows, rivers, and various seasons are depicted with vivid detail.

Vagabond is a historical manga based on the life of Miyamoto Musashi, a legendary swordsman in feudal Japan during the Edo period. The manga follows Musashi's journey as he seeks to perfect his swordsmanship and become the greatest swordsman in Japan.

Takehiko Inoue's art is unmistakable due to its meticulous attention to detail, emotional depth. His dedication to this manga shows his unique and enduring artistic style.

The protagonist, Hideki Motosuwa, discovers a discarded Persocom in the shape of a beautiful girl and names her Chii. As he tries to unravel Chii's mysterious origins, he becomes entangled in a tricky human-robot relationship.

CLAMP's art style is unmistakable due to its beautiful character designs, emotional expressiveness, use of symbolism and the typical CLAMP background art-style, with mostly white space.

In 7 Seeds, wrote by Yumi Tamura, readers are thrust into the relentless struggle for survival. This manga series unveils a world where humanity's existence hangs by a thread. Amidst this bleak future, a glimmer of hope arises in the form of the "Projetc 7 Seeds" where some individuals ensure their survival and secure a place on one of the cryogenic sleep ships. Later, as the characters awaken from their deep slumber, they find themselves on an unfamiliar enviroment, venturing into the unknown and have to delve into the dynamics among the various teams of survivors. Of course with each team representing a different aspect of human society, conflicts arise as they navigate their roles and responsibilities in this new world. Despite the harshness of their circumstances, the manga also highlight the characters' resilience and their determination to find hope in an otherwise grim situation. Their relationships evolve, and they discover strengths within themselves. After all, these Seeds are the hope of humanity.

Yumi Tamura's art style serves as a visual gateway into a complex and immersive world. It has na ability to convey emotions. Whether it's the stark beauty of the natural world or the nuanced expressions of the characters, the art style plays a vital role in making 7 Seeds a visually captivating and emotional manga.