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If you liked 15: Meisetsu Kougyou Koukou Rugby-bu add

...then you might like Haikyuu!! add

Both of these shounen sports manga feature a main duo comprised of: A: an athlete who has honed a specialized skill through years of individual practice but has never been part of a team (Hinata and Uchigawa) and B: an athlete who possesses the "support" skillset necessary to utilize athlete A's unique skill (Kageyama and Ebina).

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...then you might like Donten ni Warau add

Both Donten ni Warau and Akatoki no Yami are historical manga (Donten is set in the Meiji period and Akatoki in the Heian period) with gorgeous art and an emphasis on the supernatural. In each manga, the special powers and responsibilities of a family line are passed through generations and inherited by the main characters. Donten is fast-paced with a greater proportion of action and comedy, while Akatoki progresses at a slower pace, focusing on political machinations and the navigation of social hierarchies.

If you liked Honki ja Nee kara add

...then you might like Running on Empty add

These two titles deal with themes concerning finding escape from life's hardships in the sanctuary of a relationship, although the issues presented in 'Running on Empty', such as suicide, take a darker tone. Both titles feature a relationship with some welcome lighthearted moments developing between a high school student and a slightly older man, though 'Honki Ja Neekara' swings into yaoi territory. Both highly recommended.

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...then you might like Durarara!! add

Although these series’ respective settings and genres are disparate, their similarities lie in mutual employment of innovative cinematography, circumstantially driven storylines, and intertwining character interactions, all of which combine to spin seemingly ordinary tales in unconventional media.