Kakegurui
Kakegurui: Compulsive Gambler

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The generation of shounen manga that came after Naruto and Bleach

manga that have gambling as a major element in a certain arc/in the whole story

Many stories, many art styles, many genres and demographics.

A list made for and from a manga lover, delve into the diverse and extensive world of manga

this list is growing as my readings, patience 🕴️

These lists don't just focus on whether or not a job is good, they focus on whether a job has value and is worth reading.

so there will be some that for a general public are very rare and others that can be very bad for you but I hope you can understand the value of each one 🕴️

obviously there is a standard, the idea is not to frustrate the reader or put worthless and boring stories

Finally, these lists are just a part of the vast and wonderful world that the Manga.

This stack also includes manga that are not listed as "Psychological" in mal database but they still have psychological elements in them E.g. Shoujo Fujuubun.

Manga that features twisted characters with toxic behaviors. Some are serious psychological stories that dives deep into toxic behaviors in a way that isn’t glamorized, while others are edgy trash that are just fun to read if you’re in that mood. I’ll tag them as “serious” or “edgy” in the descriptions of each manga.

(If you have any more recommendations, you can comment on my profile and I might give it a read and put it on this list)

Focus on deceiving, outwitting your opponents, and psychological warfare.

All manga that fit the "Death Game" criteria. You can also look for the anime version.

This list is derived from The Anime Man's "The OFFICIAL Top 100 Manga Of All Time (According To The Internet) Is Actually Surprising..." video. The video goes over the results of an online poll that he created in which people could vote for their favorite manga series.

The poll, taken in 2018, garnered over 160,000 votes from the international anime community. This is a complete list of the results along with the total vote count for each series. The list is in descending order, meaning the manga with the most votes come first.

Some entries are omitted because they don't have a MAL page. This is usually because they're web comics or made outside of Japan. Those omitted entries are listed here:
#53: Lumine (605 Votes)
#73: Tales of Demons and Gods (348 Votes)
#74: 19 Days (347 Votes)

Note: In the video, Joey accidentally counts all votes for Seven Deadly Sins and THE Seven Deadly Sins separately, meaning that there are technically 99 manga in this list. In the true list, Seven Deadly Sins would've been #13 with 1,795 votes. However, I've kept it in it's original position for the sake of being consistent with the video. THE Seven Deadly Sins garnered 271 votes, tying it with #89 (Aku no Hana), hence why there is no #90 on this list.

Original Video: https://youtu.be/9pb9BpD4oL8
Part 1: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/15451

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** The toxicity is one of the focal points of the manga. I have marked why they are toxic. Everything listed appears in the first few chapters. Some manga may have more toxic elements than what is posted, however it'll appear later in the manga and I don't want to spoil!

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Every manga covered by the Mangasplaining podcast in Season 3. Episode 68 covered Massive: The Gay Manga Anthology, a collection of one shots by various authors.

When the fc gradually, but surely becomes the strongest (or most influential) in her environment

To be updated :3

Highly-detailed. Simplistic. Dreamlike and magical. Realistic. Heavily stylized. Bold lines. Sketchy lines. Effective shading and highlights. Panels structured for dynamic visual storytelling that make full use of their medium rather than putting box after box in front of you because it is "just a comic".

What makes up "good art" is subjective. Regardless, some manga have a certain quality to their visuals that sets them apart from others.

The below selections contain different types of art and composition, but each of them makes the best use of it for the story they want to tell.

I think this manga could be turned into interesting games. I'm not putting manga that are based on game.

featuring wealthy and high-class female characters (mostly they laugh like "OHOHOHOHO" and i'm here for it)

What the title says.

Made this to help me and potentially others with the 2024 MRC. I've tried to keep it contained to the series where the financial aspect is actually a central focus and integral to the plot/premise.

Disclaimer: I've not read about half of these, so with some of them I've merely based it on the synopsis. This goes for anything for Liar Game onwards.

I'll try and add to this as the year goes on and maybe remove the ones I have not yet read if they're not fit for it.