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To have an easier view on the manga relations of the club, here's the first stack of ~40 manga, from A to E + manga starting with numbers.

Also need to add Corpse Knight Gunther and rearrange stacks.

The four other stacks are:
F-Ko: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/349
Ku-N: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/357
O-S: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/11584
T-Z: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/22247

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Burning Hell: Kami no Kuni: removed Nov 1.
Aku no Higan: removed Dec 2.
Baito-saki wa "Aku no Soshiki"!?: removed Dec 2.

Works that portray children in convincing ways.

These are 4-koma with only one page per chapter, so they can be binged quite easily.

(Also thanks to tl_dr)

Top 50 best selling manga (according to current reported numbers), in order from highest to lowest

Seinen manga that can be enjoyed by underage (-18) readers.
Most of them are Comedy/Sports/SOL based.

I have a stack with the opposite: Shounen with lots of gore:
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/5469
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!!! Waga Na wa Umishi Chapter 131 contains some uncensored nudity (I was totally caught off-guard) so you can read up to 130 without any problem, or skip 131 and go straight to 132 because you won't miss out on anything important.
Also, Hokuhokusei ni Kumo to Ike shows some of those scenes (Ch 8 + cover of Ch 10).
Dr. Kumahige has an unnecessary boob exposed moment in Ch 18.
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Same Girl and Dounyatsu are Seinen manga that look very "Shounen"-ish.
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=> Stack (2/2): https://myanimelist.net/stacks/30231

Number of sales and date that number was acquired from in notes for each. Some of them I have personally estimated a higher figure than the date says.

No. 55 is Somubu Somuka Yamaguchi Roppeita by Norio Hayashi & Yamaguchi Roppeita, which started in 1986 and ended in 2016 with 81 volumes & 731 chapters in Big Comic

No. 64 is Marugoshi Deka by Ken Kitashiba & Michio Watanabe, which started in 1986 with 75 volumes & 395 in Weekly Manga Sunday Jiysugyo no Nihon Sha.

No. 80 is Jingi by Ayumi Tachihara, but it doesn't have the amount of volumes or release date it says in Young Champion Akita Shoten.

No. 81 is Direful Industrial Volleyboys is Hiroyuki Murada, which started in 1989 with 67 volumes & 711 chapters in Weekly Young Magazine Kodansha.

No magic, no impossible feats, no fantasy or isekai, only gritty or light-hearted realism.
There might be a little bit of plot armor but nothing that is drastically outside the boundaries from what normally happens in life.

If they've got a setting in the past, reality will obviously differ from nowadays', often in the sense of lack of order, violence and/or other moral standards.

The two most frequent subgroups here are:
1) People performing their jobs or passions, be it as doctor, firefighter, someone of the rescue force, a musician, sports player or something else.
2) People who suffer under violence and unlucky circumstances, trying to hold on to life when it tries so hard to tear them down.

(I'm not that far into BG and BP yet so if those change later on, I'd remove them)


!! About 4-punkan no Marigold: This manga has a MC that can see the last moments of a person's life. He cannot change anything about it though, no matter how much he tries. This means it is as if everything goes on normally with the exception that the MC knows what will happen. Added this because the story feels tangibly real, with lots of sorrow, powerlessness and loss.
So yes strictly it shouldn't be in here but this is an exception that is justifiable imo.

A not-perfectly-exhaustive list of manga and light novel series left incomplete or discontinued due to death of the/a creator.

Thank you to all the creators who have spent their days bringing us joy and happiness with their lives' work.

To play after reading

To play after reading

Manga on Crunchyroll
Part 2 - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/19736

Manga on Kindle Unlimited
Part 1 - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/6823
Part 2 - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/7370
Part 3 - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/7371
Part 4 - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/9506
Part 5 - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/9550

LGBTQ+ Manga on Kindle Unlimited - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/8144

Free on Book Walker - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/9163

Manga on Comixology Unlimited - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/9505

Good games to play after read

A bunch that (hopefully) might be to your liking!

This is the continuation of last part,same as last time. I picked the ones that populars and underrated and which publisher publish it so on and so forth...

I know there's Dragon Quest, but the manga takes elements from the game series.

This is from what I found, so I may have missed something