Hana wa Shinitagaru

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It's springtime, when new leaves start growing and flowers start blooming!

Here is a stack about florists, gardeners, flower shops, or simply stories with a focus on plants.


Spring 2022 Official Challenge Stack
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2. Complete at least 1 manga by May 31!

- Emotional human drama (most with supernatural elements)
- Stories that center around impending death, near-death experience, death of self or a loved one, aftermath of one's death, grief, loss, remembrance

Part II (in progress): myanimelist.net/stacks/55838

One-shots are mostly romance and "feel-good" stories.

One-shots that are pretty good but not in MAL database:

1) Mienai hito-tachi and other one-shots by Nagabe, author of Girl from the Other Side (Daisy, Shiro no Ou-Sama etc)
2) Matohazure Q-Doubu by NisioIsiN
3) Denpatou + Toumei Hakubutsuka (one-shots by Yamazaki Kore, author of Magus Bride)
4) Gustave
5) 1LDK Blues
6) Nine Lives
7) Yankee Joshi wa Otaku (Fujoshi) ni Naritai!
8) The story of a cat that has lived for 100 years
9) Sora kara Onna no Ko ga!
10) Narisumasu
11) One-shots sent to Silent Manga Audition
12) Tempest + Bakemono Recchan (and few other by Asano Inio)
13) One-shots by Takaki Tsuyoshi

Akai mi Hajiketa, Deja Vu, 22-26 and Oogiri (and few others) are collections of one-shots. You may also like Shuukan Shounen Girl.

I didn't add good one-shots connected to other series like Bleach, Gantz, Death Note, Lain etc.

Have a nice day

Self-explanatory. Generally, this includes any one-shot I have scored 7 or above. This list also could be titled something like "One-shots worth reading", but that sounds kind of "self-centred", for lack of a better word.

As you would expect, I have entirely excluded sequel or side-story one-shots and also avoided hentai one-shots. I have also excluded pilot one-shots.

(The list is very short now as I haven't read that many one-shots, but hopefully it will get much bigger in the near future.)

I haven't read a lot of One-Shots, partially because they never develop well enough in a single chapter/volume but there's some that are actually concluded nicely and that I enjoyed reading so I hope I make someone read these One-Shots as well.

By the title I mean these manga (generally) don't follow the typical Shoujo trope such as Reverse Harem, Popular boy and Unpopular girl, Hot dudes and so on... These series are mostly wholesome and wonderful to read, and it doesn't feel cheap enough to be dropped after reading three chapters only

When questioned with "what are the best manga?" many readers would opt to suggest a series that has been in serialisation for years with dozens of volumes in total, but what about the shorter manga? I find humour in the irony of "it's getting dragged out" as a criticism when there are so many fantastic short manga -- even one's with a single chapter being on par (or even better) than long running manga. Despite this, a rhetoric of 'longer=better' remains...

A one shot manga is a manga released as a standalone chapter. Typically, these are only released in the magazine itself, however are often found to later be released into a collection of stories as a tankoubon release-either by the same author or as an anthology relevant to an overarching theme. For volume releases here, I suggest reading all of them as they either fight the criteria or were later merged on the MyAnimeList database.

- Weebookey