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Both are set in dystopian futures and they feature mysterious manly main characters 

While "Colourless" unfolds in a world drained of color, "Dorohedoro" immerses readers in a chaotic, surreal cityscape known as "The Hole." This place is rife with magic, mutated creatures, and a distinct lack of order. The stark contrast in settings adds a layer of diversity to your manga collection. In "Colourless," our hero, an ex-college professor, stands against a powerful syndicate. In "Dorohedoro," Kaiman navigates a world of sorcerers and enigmatic figures. The characters in both manga offer distinct perspectives on resilience, morality, and the pursuit of their goals. 

Totsukuni and Colorless are two manga that feel distinctly non-Japanese. They boast very sketchy drawing styles and feel more akin to American or European graphic novels in presentation. The two stories take place in very different settings, but both revolve around the idea of humanity having transformed into something more monstrous. There are many mysteries regarding the worlds, the key to them supposedly being one-of-a-kind regular human girls, who are being protected by our monstrous but righteous main characters. 

- Robot and human relationship - Post-apocalyptic world - Robots rule the world - The world is in chaos