Ane Naru Mono
The Elder Sister-Like One

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Manga in which a tall lady is either a primary or important secondary character.

No giantess(es).



Let me know of any other manga I've missed.
Or not; you decide.

some kind of romantic relationship between human and non-human (yokai girl, monster girl, vampire girl, alien girl, ghost girl, demon girl, etc). Non-Human X Human Part II is coming

Manga with a strong focus on monster girls.

Reboots and remakes, made either by the original author or by someone new, from flashy updates of webcomics to classics remade anew. Excludes manga based on a pilot one-shots and adaptations of other media (such as multiple adaptations of a novel). Vaguely sorted.

Most entries explain the circumstances or have the original in the relations, except for Yakushoku Distopiary (a webcomic remake). One Piece: Episode A and Eguchi Hisashi contain remakes. Hotel has Boichi's remake of a manhwa one-shot Hotel: Since 2079.

mostly daily life with Monster girls

Only have vanilla Mongirls x Human

Manga which

(1) give off the vibe of autumn, or

(2) associated with common themes:
- change, maturity, preservation
- harvest, abundance, ripeness
- decay, release, endings, death
- reconnection, admiration, contemplation, wealth
- supernatural, holiday, haunt, mystery, horror

Some extra links for manga not listed on MAL.

https://kitsu.io/manga/boku-no-nee-san
https://kitsu.io/manga/majo-no-i
https://kitsu.io/manga/nei-and-soutas-petite-manga

A list of series I've read or am currently reading that feature Yandere characters.

Continuation of this stack here: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/38377

Manga Series Joey had in his 2020 manga collection video

Based on this video https://youtu.be/L9EDYkn4oUU?si=LKAXcnVDWEPqqv24
A list of fairly stupid, at least in premise, manga that prove themselves to be a fun time if you’re end up entertained by what they offer

not that it's a bad thing per say, but it's hard to dismiss said aspect about the series.

Manga—extensively books—are are known for their printing within a portrait dimensions, however some series like to break this traditional mould for narrative or aesthetic purposes.

Here is a collection of manga series with rotated, landscape artwork for their covers.

romance, male gaze, height gap, etc.