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Anonymous 18016
What manga are you reading RIGHT NOW?
Are you enjoying it?
Anonymous 18024
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I've been reading Birdmen and it's pretty fucking great. A bit nervous about the ending as I heard it's a bit of a let down.
Anonymous 18027
Shinobuna! Chiyo-chan
From Now on We Begin Ethics
Dungeon Meshi
Soloist of the Prison
Send My Regards to Kenshiro
Frau Trude - Grimm-Adjacent Tales
Isekai Ojisan
Anonymous 18032
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I started reading Sousou no Frieren. It is really beautiful, a fantasy with a melancholy vibe, themes of mortality, but it also has a lot of cute moments. It is a different kind of fantasy story to read these days. The main character is really cool and I love her.
Anonymous 18042
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I'm enjoying right now Majo no Geboku to Maou no Tsuno. It has a bit of a rough start but I really like that there's a good mix of plot and more silly chapters. I like all the characters and how they interact with each other. Out of everything I read I get the most raw enjoyment out of it.
I also am enjoying these:
>Yomawari Sensei
>Boku to Kimi no Taisetsu na Hanashi
>Uchuu Kyoudai
>Mairimashita! Iruma-kun
>Fushi no Sougishi
>Blue Period
Anonymous 18391
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I'm reading Ushio to Tora right now. It's a pretty standard demon fighting shounen, but it's okay.
Anonymous 18783
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20th Century Boys has been a fun read so far. I will admit that I'm more curious about Friend than I am about the end of the world haha.
Anonymous 18792
>>18783based.
20th century boys was one of the best manga I've ever read.
Anonymous 19215
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>>18016I have been reading Mysterious Girlfriend X, and I honestly feel weirdly comfy with this manga. I also really love the relationship between urabe and tsubaki. They communicate and I love how urabe sets boundaries with tsubaki. The only complaint I have tho is that tsubaki is a bit bland as a character and I personally wish there was more dream sequences or art in the manga that had the same complexity of the dream sequences. They were so mesmerizing to look at, but other than that the manga is cute n' comfy for me
Anonymous 19398
Mangadex is FINALLY back up after three months. Rejoice!
Anonymous 19400
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Ah you're right. Half of the features aren't there anymore but I'll take what I can get. Any idea why they got banned?
Anonymous 19550
>>19549I love the first part of aku no hana, i was so fucking disappointed in the second half ngl. But the first part was so good the entire manga was redeemed for me.
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recently read the world is mine, blame!, and i am a hero. every single one is peak
side note: mon is extraordinary hot
Anonymous 19573
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sasaki to miyano. picrel is the current vol i'm on. i really relate to it in some parts as a fujo myself and it's very fluffy and cute
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Golden Kamuy. It's been so many years since I've been actively hyped over a comic. The plot moves fast, all characters have great motives and development and at the same time it's still heartfelt and funny, it's just outstanding.
I'm also desperately waiting to get my hands on the last Totsukuni no Shoujo chapters.
>>18783I just started with it too, I tried to read it in my adolescence but forgot most of it. To be entirely honest the writing isn't as strong as I remember but I really hope it isn't going where I think it is. I mean, I went insane over Billy Bat and I'm gonna be so disappointed if Naoki Urasawa isn't the semigod I thought
Anonymous 19690
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Just finished reading God's Child. It was a fun albeit morbid read. The art was what originally called my attention. Not a conventional art style one would find in manga.
Anonymous 19692
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>>19690I read that too. It's an interesting read although for some weird reason once I introduce this manga to some people they start to adapt this weird elitist mindset.
Anonymous 19693
>>19692>>19690There is something wrong with you if you enjoyed this.
Anonymous 19708
>>19693The art style looks distinctive enough that I want to pick it up. What's wrong with it?
Anonymous 19718
>>19690>>19692awful. you have to be an awful person to want to create "art" like this.
>>19693seriously.
Anonymous 19725
>>19721very disturbing story that served no purpose, no real build up, his actions were disjointed and pointless, i did not buy the character, the way they insisted upon (as usual with japanese garbage) drawing disfigured/abused/tortured raped subtly sexualized dead girls, both little girls, and women, in detail many times, the rest of the story, just, all of it, but especially the annoying propensity for "artists" and authors to want to draw disfigured dead, raped little girls and women. it's not meant to not be sexualized, i don't believe any of the content in books like this aren't meant to serve a certain audience that are aroused by these topics and images. there was no horror or fear in this book, just feels like fetish material masquerading as edginess
Anonymous 19726
>>19550>>19549If you liked Aku no Hana, I suggest you check out Onani Master Kurosawa. It's pretty different and doesn't focus on the self-destructive aspect of adolenscence like Aku no Hana. I tend to think of them together because they're both about a coming of age story of an unlikely loser, who has done a lot of bad things out of lust.
And, uh, don't get filtered by the start. Yes, it starts off like a masturbation-themed Death Note parody, but please, it's not all silly!
Anonymous 20996
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Read Ultra Heaven yesterday.
You really can tell that the mangaka has done a bunch of drugs.
Anonymous 21186
Blue Box is cute…I love sports manga
Anonymous 21277
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So glad I finally decided to check out Dungeon Meshi. I've been having a lot of fun reading it.
Anonymous 27793
Boy's Abyss, I need to know how this shitshow will end.
Anonymous 27800
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I have so many that I'm currently reading. I just want to say go and read Skip and Loafer.
Anonymous 27801
>>18783I read this as a teen and it left me with a love/nostalgia for world expos but I never finished it for some reason.
Anonymous 27802
I never read Naruto when it was popular (too normie for me at the time I guess) so I'm reading it now.
Anonymous 27804
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I'm a suuuuper big fan of Kaoru Hana to Rin wo Saku Rintaro is my favorite and Kaoruko's smile is beaming
Anonymous 27805
reading vampire knight right now
Anonymous 27840
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Csm part2.
I am not enjoying it, I only read it cuz it has chainsawman in the name.
But also im reading another one called the summer hikaru died or smth like that, its very good and im enjoying it a lot. Probably because I love unconventional romances
Anonymous 27845
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not really a manga but a manhwa, it's aisha. really interesting so far
Anonymous 28350
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I'm reading picrel, art reminds me an awful lot of Helter Skelter.
>>27845I started reading it but got kinda annoyed because mangadex keeps fucking up long strip, but I intend to get back to it.
Anonymous 28780
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>I'll Divorce You Gracefully!
I'm a sucker for villainess manga, I wonder if the author will manage to make me like the male lead, cause so far the only value he has is being comedic relief when bettered by the overpowered female lead.
Anonymous 28781
>>28780Samefagging to say her father is hot, hotter than he should be.
Anonymous 28786
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This one hurt. I heard it's getting a live action. My Broken Mariko
Anonymous 29591
I'm waiting for the next chapter of Chainsaw Man. Asa reminds me of young me a bit too much, I love her.
Anonymous 29719
>>28786I read this manga when I was in the situation as mariko and i bawled my eyes out when the panel of her holding a child mariko was shown.people say this manga encourages suicide but it made me think what would a person like shii would think if I was mariko it's pained me so I kept on living ..
Anonymous 30083
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Houseki no Kuni/Land of the Lustrous. It's been pretty kind in the last couple of chapters too, but the arc in pic related was amazing, just glad I managed to skip the hiatus before I got into it.
Anonymous 30084
>>30083I know that it wasn't the point of the arc but man it was cathartic as fuck watching everything unfold
Anonymous 30086
>>30083I loved the anime and tried to read the manga but life got in the way. Thanks for the reminder hoseki no kuni exsists"
Anonymous 30111
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>>30083I liked Houseki no Kuni a lot, but I don't really understand why it's continuing or why people want it to. I felt like the story was clearly finished with a strong ending.
Anonymous 30117
>>30111Which chapter do you feel was a good place to stop? 100 or earlier?
I have no idea what Ichikawa is even planning on with these last 2 chapters besides
finally drawing the cool rocks manga of her dreams Anonymous 30123
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>>18016Musuko ga Kawaikute Shikataganai Mazoku no Hahaoya. If you don't like fan service there's a fair bit of it, but the story itself is really sweet.
Anonymous 30127
>>30111Lot of competition in manga. If you have a big hit you milk it as long as you can. Now this is monthly manga with really simple style and rather silly story, not that much of a work to make it and if you make a good money, or even not so good money with it you try to stretch the good times dojgn almost nothing as much as you can.
Anonymous 30185
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Mars. I haven't read manga in years but the other day I remembered this one I read as a teen and binged read it. It was very nostalgic. It's super cheesy and melodramatic but I liked it for that reason. The 90s art warms my heart too. I feel like if I were to start reading manga again I would probably stick to similar shoujo mangas from the 90s/2000s.
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Finished a few manga yesterday, I liked Bibliomania. It's short, only 12 chapters and had fantastic art. Fun bait-and-switch, the writing is nothing too impressive but still enjoyable and has great visuals. I recommend it!
Anonymous 31470
>>18032Dropped it during the exam arc. Have no idea why the author decided to do that
Anonymous 31471
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i read Yume no Soko today. It's a short read and I really loved the concept. it's very dreamy and melancholic and although the setting is very contained the world still feels so vast. one thing i appreciate a lot in manga is observing the different ways manga artists create their own mid values without relying on screentones like how this artist uses stippling or hatching. the art is really cute.
Anonymous 31497
>>19549i fuckin love aku no hana because the older i get/the more i know the more i understand nakamura
had the same phase in my teens as her, couldn't coprehend the awful things in the world and seen all terror as "truth", wanted to hit the bottom or something idk
i'm curious how much of us had gone through this phase
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>>18016i don't read manga rn but i just really want to recommend purasuchikku gaaru/plastic girl by usamaru furuya
pls just read it
it has only one chapter
you defo won't regret it
Anonymous 31508
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I'm reading Hajimete no Hito by Tanikawa Fumiko. It's still a very painful slog for me to read untranslated Japanese, but I'm enjoying it. It seems to be a josei manga that is one-shots of mostly married women and their relationship. I'm getting old for shoujo manga, so maybe this suits me better.
Anonymous 31531
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I started Made in Abyss last month on a recommendation from a friend. Whether I'm enjoying it is kind of a mixed question.
My friend said I'd like it, but warned me that it'd be hard to get through, and they were right about that. It's emotionally exhausting, goes to some awful places and puts the characters through some really horrible, stomach-turning stuff (it doesn't help that the mangaka seems like a massive pervert). But, I can't remember the last time a story and characters got under my skin this much - there were three or four times I thought I was going to drop it for good, but each time I only made it a day or two before pulling up the next chapter.
I'm only a few chapters from being caught up with the series, so whatever my feelings about it, it's certainly kept me reading.
Anonymous 31548
>>31531This manga is just so gross to me. Not to moralfag but I don't understand how other s can recommend it to others. I read pretty far but had to put it down when the fetish stuff just got to be too much and I'd never rec it to anyone, the manga is disgusting in general.
Anonymous 31552
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>>31548It's hard to put it into words. The weird perverted stuff is like, yeah, it's fucking gross and I really wish the mangaka would lay off it already, and the horror stuff is really, really hard to get through, and all that stuff basically makes it hard for me to recommend it to anyone (I realize now what a big gamble my friend took recommending it to me), but it's such an incredible world and the characters are great, and the drama is so good it makes me feel all the things.
Anonymous 31617
>>31508It's amazing to me how many series still go untranslated, especially with the increased demand for manga in the States.
Anonymous 31663
>>31533Because he was born like that. It’s a mental illness. Be glad he’s venting it via his art instead of raping real children.
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>>31617It might be because alot of people who translate things like this are just hobbyists who are basically doing it for free or for peanuts. There's alot not that many English-speaking foreigners who know Japanese enough to translate them to English. So, compared to what's out there, there will probably always be only like 10% of it being translated.
Also I am on volume 2 now, and holy crap.. one of the male characters that got with the one of the female protagonists is actually married and with a kid. The female protagonist found out and still slept with him. I forgot Japan brushes cheating moids under the rug.
Anonymous 31670
Chi no Wadachi / Blood on the Tracks
Started good but now the mangaka is just dragging it out. We don't need 10 chapters of him feeding his senile mother. At least she's dead now.
Did they ever even answer why she pushed that boy?
Anonymous 31673
>>31670Honestly, stopped reading anything by that author since everything he writes ends up getting dragged for way too long.
That, and he's a super agp.
Anonymous 31683
Y'all got any recs for anything about adult women with no romance? Josei or seinen demographic preferred.
Anonymous 31996
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>>31683>Y'all got any recs for anything about adult womenSure! How abou-
>with no romanceShit.
Anonymous 31998
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>>31683Hikari to Tomoni manga about parenting an autist child. Protag is married but the isn't an underlying romance plot since the couple starts the series together.
Bouken Erekitetou manga about a woman who runs an air delivery service. Plot is like Laputa but for adults
Hitomi-sensei no Hokenshitsu series about a cyclops who works as a school nurse in a school for monsters. Some of the students who visit might have romance problems but if I'm remembering correctly the main character isn't involved with anybody.
The Legend of Mother Sarah, kickass series about a mother searching for her children in a post apocalyptic setting.
Black Lagoon, action series that has big Cowboy Bebop vibes, doesn't strickly follow one character but Revvy is cool and has a lot of time dedicated to her.
Ghost in the Shell, though I think the movie is significantly better than the manga, I'd throw Appleseed by the sane mangaka here as well.
Excel Saga comedy series with two adult leads, on has a crush on a man, but it isn't romance and doesn't go anywhere. Bit lol so random XD, but it's fun.
Shoulder-a-Coffin Kuro very similar to Kino's Journey in tone the series features an girl trveling around with a giant coffin to different locations looking fofr the witch who cured her.
Town of Evening Calm, Country of Cherry Blossoms. Post WWII series about grappling with the effects of war.
R.O.D - Read or Die been
ages since I read this but I don't remember romance. Protag is a bookworm who has the power to manipulate paper and uses it to take down bad guys.
Anonymous 32016
>>31670Oh thank god they finally finished it. They didn't answer anything but at least I can stop having to read chapters and chapters of nothing.
Anonymous 32019
>>32016I actually enjoyed the nothingness.
Anonymous 32020
>>32016Finally I can pick this up, I've been waiting for it to end
Anonymous 32021
>>32019I like the idea of a manga without many words and the artwork was nice but it was frustrating wanting answers that then never came. I think if I had gone into it knowing it would be like that I would have appreciated it more. It feels like two different stories and styles grafted together.
>>32020Why did you wait until it was over?
Anonymous 32025
>>32021>Why did you wait until it was over?ntn but some people like to wait to read a story/watch a series/etc until after it's finished.
which i kinda get, it sucks binge-reading something a couple chapters a day for days and days on end and suddenly hit the end and now have to sit around waiting for the occasional trickle of an update.
Anonymous 32026
>>32025Personally speaking I am terrible at keeping up with ongoing series and will fall off them if I have to wait for new parts.
Anonymous 32027
>>32021I absolutely suck at keeping up with manga that's coming out. God forbid it gets dropped by scanlators too and it gets forgotten for a few months/years. Or hiatus.. I completely forget about it kek. I've been hearing a lot of mixed opinions on this manga so I really want to give it a read. Sometimes controversial titles really pique my interest.
Anonymous 32263
Mangadex is banned here so I slowly got back into manga with official apps
I'm patient enough so it works for me and you actually get 8 daily free chapters with MangaUp, anyway
>Mr Villain's day off
cute and wholesome, lots of pandas
>Gekkan Shojo Nozaki-kun
every chapter is so damn funny, the 4 panels strips work so much better than the anime
>The ice guy and his cool female collegue
cute romance at the workplace but he shows his autism with snow and ice things related, literally
they finally got together in the last chapters
Anonymous 32274
>>32263>Mangadex is banned here… so what? There are ways around that.
Anonymous 32281
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>>18016Kowloon Generic Romance
It's weird that it's made by a woman, yet it still features fanservice scenes that cater to the male gaze. There's plenty of panels that objectify the FeMC, but not so much for the MC.
What are your thoughts on fanservice in manga?
Anonymous 32282
>Scoob & ShagIt combines every shonen anime trope with Western cartoon characters. So you basically get Bugs Bunny fighting Scooby Doo with anime powers.
https://scoob-and-shag.fandom.com/wiki/Bugs Anonymous 32283
>>32281Lots of female mangaka do it and I literally couldn't care less as long as the story is good, call me desensitized but male gaze stuff in manga and anime is completely inconsequential.
Speaking of which does anyone know what Clamp has been working on recently? Saw one of them did a bit for a Umamusume anthology but I haven't seen anything else since besides that Cardcaptors reboot.
>>32282Is this bait? This isn't manga, is that why you're linking to a page with a trans Bugs? Regardless it reminds me of PowerPuff Girls Doujinshi. Might check it out since I don't mind fanfic webcomics.
Anonymous 32284
>>32281>What are your thoughts on fanservice in manga?It's good, when it's aimed at me.
Anonymous 32287
>>32274>cue the VPN adsscanlation groups linking mangadex but reading on other shitty sites and making them money with ads on someone else work made me sad
I actually discovered lots of interesting manga with official apps
Anonymous 32315
>>32314>just threaten suicide to get what you wantnot exactly wholesome
Anonymous 32349
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I'm currently reading:
>The Zelda Twilight Princess Manga
>The Pokemon XY Manga
>Uzumaki and Tomie by Junji Ito
Anonymous 32758
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ANOTHER HIATUS!? A HAPPY NEW YEAR!? NOOOO AOUGASDASADSHAHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Anonymous 34951
>>32758I'm glad it ended decently enough. Moonies can still fuck off though. Hope they reincarnate into this existence again sooner rather then later.
Anonymous 34958
I want to read more manga about cute animals. Bless me with your suggestions.
Anonymous 34985
>>34958>Cats Own The World>Department Of Corporate Slave Rabbits>Red Cat Ramen>Bride Of The Non-Human Anonymous 35131
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>>18016I know deep down that it's nothing super special. The writing isn't amazing, the characters aren't deep. I just have a very strong draw to this manga/anime. I think if you really really love video games that energy shines through into Shangri-La Frontier.
Anonymous 35167
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i recently finished dededede and loved it. comparing it to asano's other works, i think it's much closer to solanin than punpun in terms of emotional themes - trying to figure out what to do with your life, entering adulthood at the end of the world, the different ways in which people react to a global crisis outside of their control. all of the characters felt like they had little realistic kernels that their personalities were built around, with these then taken to the extreme. kohiruimaki is a pretty good example of this, with his many-such-cases internet radicalization and the death of his ex girlfriend leading to his place as the head of an alien-killing vigilante group the bg art is also just gorgeous, but that's like par for the course with asanos photo tracing technique lol (i dont think this is cheap or a hack btw, the grounded & naturalistic effect it has on the work is perfect for the kinds of stories he tells. adds such a sense of place and scale, like a "this is a world that exists outside of the characters" kind of thing, too). my only gripe is that like all the main cast, esp kadode and ontan, look like literal toddlers despite being 17-19, though this could be a deliberate choice to illustrate their emotional childishness, and their designs did grow on me as i was reading. would recommend (n-n)b
Anonymous 35679
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Its a webtoon from the author who's also responsible for Love Advice from the Great Duke of Hell. Its hilarious.
Anonymous 35685
>>35167i loved the manga and haven't watched the anime yet… although i read some really positive reviews of the anime as well that surprised me considering its shoddy reveal (episode 0??) and YEA I agree with the childishness of the characters but I think that the art style is okay, I just didn't like the voice-acting. Of course Ouran had to have a gremlin high-pitched voice… why can't men just give women normal voices in anime for once
Anonymous 35688
>>32281Human sexuality is diverse, a woman could easily have sexual interest we generally associate with men
Anonymous 35689
>>35167Dropped it because there were too many tranies.
Anonymous 35711
Currently started 365 Days to the Wedding it is so so so cute… I only read the first volume so far, but I recommend it for people that love romance between socially awkward characters. I am also in the process of reading The Apothecary Diaries! Also a really good one I must say. I am not even an avid manga reader, but I find I prefer it over anime now, since some voice acting and fanservice things in audio-visual format make me cringe more than on paper
>>1878320th Century Boys is so good. I want to save up to continue reading it, I find it difficult to read things online and prefer physical copies…
Anonymous 37074
>>32268recently discovered this manga about the cute boy wives and having great fun reading it.
Anonymous 37122
>>32281There’s a gay couple that exists to pander to women. I don’t really mind either cause the mystery is so intriguing though.
Anonymous 37241
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Not manga, but "Return of the Runebound Professor" is good, i'm 36 chapters in and so far i'm really enjoying it. Artist isn't afraid to draw people from unusual angles.
About the author: Actus has been writing fantasy stories since the age of twelve, and he's been telling them since he could talk. He's currently working on three main series - Morcster Chef, Steamforged Sorcery, and My Best Friend is an Eldritch Horror.
Anonymous 37252
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Yomi no Tsugai. Same author as Fullmetal Alchemist. It's awesome.
