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A collection of amazing 1 volume manga that can be read in under 1 hour, for anyone wanting a quick but fulfilling read.

The joke here is communication about these is kinda weird unless specified that the response itself is the title.
"What's your fav manga?"
> Undecided.

Or if someone tuning in to a conversation between weebs would be extremely confused about it either by controversy or u sounding illiterate af:
> "My favourite manga is In Hand"
> "I love Children" ☠️☠️


I will also include series that are difficult to search and result in the complete opposite. eg;
Searching "Goth manga"
> The manga itself doesn't show, only images full of Misa Amane lmfao

An ongoing list of the most important/influential figures in post-war manga, and some of their most important series. No particular order.

Post-war refers to after World War II. So the list will exclude figures most known for works which came out prior to the War like Tagawa Suiho and Yokoyama Ryuuichi, as well as some figures not currently on MAL, such as Fukui Eiichi.

Doesn't include:
- Original tankoubon edition with 2+ volumes re-released as 1.
- Anthologies.
- Derivative works.
- Non japanese manga (Manhwa/Manhua).
- Mangas with must-read sequel.
- Mangas i don't like c:

May include:
- Long one-shot (+140 pages).
- Hentai/Erotica.
- MAL listed webcomic or doujinshi.

Apoyen el hilo en Twitter <3: https://twitter.com/uwuingOnBush/status/1617600369214820370 (No english atm :c)

Great manga under 10k members (as of 05/02/2023)

[manga I would rate between 7/10-10/10]

Here are all the josei manga I think one should read in order to cover all bases. I organized this list by general theme, with publishing series at the bottom.

We start off with the classic slice of life and coming of age stories, then to a couple of autobiographical manga, then to the dark and realistic drama stories, then to action and horror stories, then to mystery stories, then to the rom-coms, then to the more light-hearted slice of life stories, and lastly to the important ongoing series.

I'm currently using this list too, despite me being the one who created it!

Manga against the patriarchy.

Manga that share their that have the same title as other, unrelated manga.

mostly expressed through complex prominent relationships

These manga deal with the struggles many people face as they enter the adult world, such as sustaining a career, navigating relationships, or finding a place in society.

A stack combining short 1, 2 and 3 volume series.

Manga with 5> volumes worth giving a try

i took jp songs i like and vaguely matched manga i've read to em.

stack is more about the music than the manga but some of them are really good too.

don't think too much about it, i didn't