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All of the adaptations and spin-offs on MAL, in release date order.

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

here's some play or die type stories you guys specially if you're a twewy,999 or dr fan would love

All manga that is based on the popular horror death game Danganronpa

Guide to what all of the Danganronpa manga on MAL is and if it is available to read in English. If any of this information is incorrect, please let me know.

The order goes:

- Anything with an official translation
- Regular manga available by fan translation
- Light novels (all available by fan translation)
- Anthology manga available by fan translation
- Anything that is partially translated (following above order)
- Anything with no available English translation (following above order)

Within these categories they are sorted by game order

There are also two light novels by the name of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc IF and Ultra Despair Hagakure which can be read within Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc and Ultra Despair Girls after beating the games. I believe there are a few more anthologies that MAL is missing but they're definitely not available in English and there's nothing I can do about that.

A list of East Asian comics and novels that are officially categorized as metafiction or have metafictional aspects.

Metafiction is when a narrative is self-aware and consciously explicit about it's fictional nature to the consumer. For those who like the mind-boggling, the experimental, in need of a break from the common framework, or enjoy reading between the lines.

East Asian metafictional novels not on MAL:
Kafka on the Shore by Murakami Haruki
A True Novel by Mizumura Minae
The Republic of Wine by Mo Yan

Manga with side characters always covered in bandages and/or with a medical eye-patch etc. I don't include bandaged characters who wear them for practicability like chest binder or martial artists/fighters. They have to cover something (bruises, scars, burns, supernatural abilities, heterochromia, etc) or just pretend to (chuunibyou or unknown reasons).