Literally the best Manga ever created.
If you don't read this you'll probably go to hell.
Art - 10/10
Incapsulates the complicated feelings of both Nick and Lever in their day to day life
Story - 11/10
I dont think I can even describe how good the plot of this manga is. It transcends comedy and becomes something entirely new. If you want to find out then try it yourself
Characters - 10/10
Nick and Lever are two of the most relateable and down to earth Manga characters I've ever seen put on paper. You feel their sadness, happiness and other complex emotions that they experience, along with
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Nick & Lever, Nick and Lever Japanese: ニックとレバー InformationType: Manga
Volumes: 3
Chapters: 134
Status: Finished
Published: Oct 12, 2020 to Sep 12, 2023
Genre:
Comedy
Theme:
Gag Humor
Demographic:
Seinen
Serialization:
Comic Beam Authors:
Miyata, Kyougorou (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #6502 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #7524
Members: 2,703
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Aug 6, 2023
If I ever have a son, I'd want 'Nick & Lever' to be his babysitters. Worst case scenario, I'd like them to give him a weekly session of their infinite wisdom and visionary life outlook.
By the time he becomes an adult, my son would've either become a human being who's reached galaxy-levels of masculinity...or he'd have electrocuted himself with a toaster at the age of 10 (while his spirit still haunts the mortal realm much like Nick and Lever do in some chapters). 'Nick & Lever' is a breath of fresh manga air. Its comedy goes from skits a-la Looney Tunes to deadpan comedy to the ... 
Jul 4, 2024
This series knows exactly what it wants to be, and does a perfect job of being that. The series is incredibly funny, and it uses manga as a medium to create bits that can't be done in any other format. My favorite bit is probably when they take a shortcut over the gap between panels to get to work on time. Continuity is also a surprisingly important part of the series. Some bits are promptly discarded, but many others keep coming back and reward you for your attention to detail. The finale is a payoff of things that came before it in a way
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