Manga Recommendations.

[Dreddz]

Im in dire need..

[Roto13]

If you haven't read Death Note, do so. Now.

[Resha]

"The Wallflower" (aka Perfect Girl Evolution :S)

Rave Master.

[The Infinite Telomerase]

Excel Saga

[Carl the Llama]

if your in need a a fantastic film I would highly reccomend the fist of the north star... its one of the best films iv ever seen

[Alive-Cat]

Battle Royale, man, BATTLE ROYALE.
The Manga is the wild style, yo! :cool:

[Paro]

Blade of the Immortal
Appleseed
Ghost in the Shell

[Freya]

Excel Saga

[Larahl]

If you haven't read Death Note, do so. Now.

[Armisael]

If you haven't read Death Note, do so. Now.

Also:
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Rurouni Kenshin
Tsubasa Chronicles

Yeah, that will keep you busy for a while!

[Moon Rabbits]

Codename: Sailor V!

[bleusapphire]

Death note is a MUST to read! Also the series will air in Japan on 3rd of October I believe =)

I personally like GTO(Great teacher Onizuka) as it is damn funny.
X manga is good too

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

<u>Monster</u>
The psychological story of a surgeon who unwittingly saves the life of a preternaturally murderous youth and then, after discovering the truth nine years later, resolves to make things right by personally tracking him down and putting an end to his heinous deeds. A very well-written story with a large cast of compelling characters.



<u>Vagabond</u>
An adaptation of the novel <i>Musashi</i> by Eiji Yoshikawa, which itself was an adaptation of the actual life and times of Miyamoto Musashi, Japan's most legendary samurai. The manga starts off when he was just a snot-nosed seventeen-year-old nobody, and from there it steadily depicts his various trials and interactions with other Japanese historical figures as he progresses towards his goal of becoming "invincible under the sun." In addition to the quality plot and characters, there's plenty of blood-drenched swordfighting, and the artwork overall is incredibly detailed.


Those would definitely be the top two.

[NINJA_Ryu]

Ranma 1/2
Hellsing
Dragonball
Love Hina

thats about my top favs that ive read

[Sylvie]

Well, since I'm probably the biggest Champloo fanboy ever, I'm gonna go ahead and say...

Get the Champloo ones. There's only 2, but they're pretty good. There's also a film-manga of it, which is just like the anime. The regular Manga are different.

[Roto13]

Hellsing

Oh, yes, Hellsing. Another favourite. Also, maybe look at Gantz if you're up for something violent and naked. >_>

[Sylvie]

Also, maybe look at Gantz if you're up for something violent and naked. >_>
:jokey:

[Vermachtnis]

Azumanga Daioh
Yotsuba&
Ranma 1/2

If you can't tell by my Avatar and Signiture, I'm a huge Azumanga Daioh fan. This is a must read and its only four volumes long.
Yotsuba& is probably the funniest thing I've ever read. That crazy kid is awesome.
Ranma 1/2 is made by the same person who did InuYasha, but they're pretty different and Ranma 1/2 is great.

[~SapphireStar~]

Bleach
Sailor Moon
Battle Vixens

[bleusapphire]

Berserk is probably one of the best manga series I have ever read.However, it has too much violance and nudity so that is a minus :/

[Dreddz]

Also, maybe look at Gantz if you're up for something violent and naked. >_>

Im always up for something violent and naked.

Ive taken note of the suggestions, Im going to look into Hellsing and Monster. Ive seen both the animes and thought they were both decent. Hopefully the manga can live up to them.

[Dell]

*Digging*

Samurai Deeper KYO (Manga, not Anime)
Naruto
Bleach
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Digimon
Eyeshield21
MAR
Cardcaptor Sakura
Fullmetal Alchemist
Detective Conan

[Zeromus_X]

If you haven't read Death Note, do so. Now.

In addition, the Cased Closed/Detective Conan manga is quite good, though it'll be awhile before Viz publishes all 40+ volumes...

[Ryushikaze]

JoJo's bizarre adventure

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

Genshiken

[starseeker]

Saiyuki
Fruits Basket

[kikimm]

I'll agree with what Kishi said. Vagabond is quality, man.

And I'll add Lament of the Lamb. Although the only bad thing about reading that was that everything after it I hated. Until Vagabond. :D You better not mind depressing, though.

And I don't know if the manga is anything like the anime, but the Gantz anime was terrible. Just overridden with cliches, I felt.

[Roto13]

And I'll add Lament of the Lamb. Although the only bad thing about reading that was that everything after it I hated. Until Vagabond. :D You better not mind depressing, though.

And I don't know if the manga is anything like the anime, but the Gantz anime was terrible. Just overridden with cliches, I felt.

I read Lament of the Lamb. It was pretty good. Nothing spectacular.

The cliches are what make it fun. :P It's pure action.

[kikimm]

Yeah I will give it that. At the time I watched it, I wanted something with more depth, so maybe I wasn't in the right mood and judged too harshly. ;D

[feona17]

I just read the first in Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle, it's pretty good.

[ValkyrieWing]

Ceres Celestial Legend : Kinda macabre horror

Magic Knight Rayearth

Yami no Matsuei

Juvenile Orion

[Rengori]

In addition, the Cased Closed/Detective Conan manga is quite good, though it'll be awhile before Viz publishes all 40+ volumes...

Holy <img src="/xxx.gif"><img src="/xxx.gif"><img src="/xxx.gif"><img src="/xxx.gif">, there are 40 of them?!

[BG-57]

Spirit of Wonder: Nineteenth century setting, mad inventors and a Chinese martial artist landlady. What more could you want?

What's Michael: Humorous look at cats and the humans that love (or hate) them.

You're Under Arrest: Often overshadowed by the more famous Oh My Goddess, but both are excellent. The adventures of a female team of traffic cops. Balances action and humor nicely.

Pet Shop of Horrors: A hotheaded cop investigates a mysterious and effeminate pet shop owner that sells disturbingly humanlike pets that come complete with Tales From the Crypt-style morality lessons. Although my favorite part is the relationship between the cop's kid brother and a three headed dragon.

Maison Ikkoku: Although I like a lot of Takahashi's work this is still my favorite. Mainly because I can relate to many of the characters. A struggling college student falls in love with his new landlady, but finds a lot of humorous obstacles to romance.

[superflyy]

I highly suggest Chobits!
And someone else recommended the Wallflower! It's hilarious and morbid!

http://stoptazmo.com

You can download Appleseed, Hot Gimmick, Chobits, Wallflower (Perfect Girl Evolution) there!!

:D

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Maison Ikkoku: Although I like a lot of Takahashi's work this is still my favorite. Mainly because I can relate to many of the characters. A struggling college student falls in love with his new landlady, but finds a lot of humorous obstacles to romance.Besides the highly endearing cast, Maison Ikkoku is commendable for being the only one of Takahashi's serial works that actually has natural character development and plot progression. In other words, it managed to shirk all of that "let's drag this crap out for thirty-plus volumes with story gimmicks, a new Mary Sue character every five chapters, and <i>constant unresolved romantic tension forever</i>" nonsense for which she's infamous.

[Zeromus_X]

In addition, the Cased Closed/Detective Conan manga is quite good, though it'll be awhile before Viz publishes all 40+ volumes...

Holy <img src="/xxx.gif"><img src="/xxx.gif"><img src="/xxx.gif"><img src="/xxx.gif">, there are 40 of them?!

Well, it has been out for like...20 years now? I think it was first published in Japan in '86 or something. :cat:

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

1994. And there are currently fifty-five volumes.

[ValkyrieWing]

o_O Wow that's a LOT