Made in Abyss

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An adventure with cute art. But...... it's dark Both of this 2 manga, i think just kids who play around. But it doesn't. From their 'house' to another place to find something, that they need.  

Both psychological and dark series. Both have children main characters, many mysteries and places the main characters want to explore, but enemies appear and they have to outwit or defeat them. 

If you enjoyed the adventure, creativity, and innovation of the characters in Made in Abyss then you are sure to like Yakusoku no neverland.  

Both of these mangas are darker than they would seem and both include child protagonists that are exploring a dangerous place/world that they do not fully understand. 

Both have incredible worldbuilding and adventure aspects. Both also have the running theme of having an optimistic and childlike protagonist in the midst of a dark setting. 

One Piece and Made in Abyss share very strong similarities in their premise and the way they approach arc-based thematic buildup is very similar. In particular, the Skypeia and Ilblu arcs are quite parallel in their design and relationship to the broader story. 

Both manga start off cheerfully, only for them to become darker. Both have mature children as protagonists Both take place in a mysterious and dark world, but whilst HxH focuses on characters and their development, Made in abyss is more prone to focus on world building 

Both mangas present an interesting world that becomes darker as the story progresses. 

Despair inducing adventures filled with exploration and mystery.  

Made in abyss is quite similar, in tate no kuni, there's a tower they try to reach the bottom and in made in abyss there's a big hole and they try to reach the bottom, the 2 have a very interesting story full of mysteries (and they are very good) Tate no Kuni aka the vertical world is quick and good read I would recommand to almost everyone who liked made in abyss for its worldbuilding. 

Star Strings yori is the first story, a one-shot, by Tsukushi Akihito, and it's fantastic. In many ways it feels like the spiritual predecessor to Made in Abyss; it's got an optimistic little girl fighting against adversity, things that are not like they seemed to, exploration of deep themes...and hell, Star Strings yori is just a beautiful, emotional read. Definitely check it out if you like MiA! 

It's the same fucking creator, bonus the art and structure is very similiar. 

Both take place in Worlds with a fantasy setting. Both have very similarly dark tones, with a fair amount of body horror. Both thematically deal with addiction/ depression. And both have very beautiful artwork in them. 

insane world  

Both of these anime feature cute kids put in traumatizing situations, although +Anima has a noticeably lighter tone than Made in Abyss. Their art styles are similarly cute, and a lot of effort is put in by both mangaka to set up worldbuilding, so readers can have a sense of discovery as they read each manga. 

Set of characters entering a place that stood out as something not from their realm, they venture out finding their goal, assuming that was placed at the depth filled with unknown. At the creeping deep there were filled with layers with their own respective ecosystem, and with their specified habitants, yes, filled with organisms; plants and creatures, that considered out of their world! How will they survive through those conditions? They adapt and eat what's available at their surroundings of course. Similarly, their cast of characters are interesting not only for their designs but in their attitude included. Well-made and detailed world-building in further aspect, which may seem convenient for our main characters and obstacles that they will face along the way. read more