Finally, I caught up to the thread! Please do tag me, I like reading your posts and ideas about mangas :)
For a fantasy manga, I started reading this one - https://mangasee123.com/manga/Sousou-no-Frieren - it's about an elven wizard and her adventurer's party, but it starts when they already had their big damn heroes quest, and then it's mostly about her. I read it from time to time, the art is nice, and it does remind me of D&D.
Also, if I could choose a manga plot, I'd want a D&D game plus some panels about people playing it. I love the jokes about breaking the 4th wall, so I'd definitely enjoy that!
Another fantasy manga that I enjoy is this - https://mangasee123.com/manga/Yomi-no-Tsugai - written by Hiromu Arakawa, the mangaka who created Fullmetal Alchemist.
You HAVE to give it a try! I couldn't care less about AmeFuto and I knew no rules at all when I started reading it. But it's one of my most favourite mangas ever and one of the rare ones that I may re-read from time to time. The characters are so colorful, the games are artistic but based on reality (except for the very last ones I'd say). I even watched youtube videos with "irl Eyeshield21 feats", and I still am not a fan of AmeFuto. I have my forum nickname thanks to Eyshield21! GO DEIMON DEVIL BATS!
If you like a "ragtag of misfits" trope, this manga is for you. It has some over-the-top character antics, but it's quite good as by the end of the manga you remember a lot of characters and can recognize them instantly in the crowd. I love how the main team realistically loses a lot in the beginning, and it loses also in one of the really important matches somewhere halfway through and it's quite unexpected because you get used to them winning. I love both Sena and Hiruma as characters. The ending might make you wish for more, but the epilogue is amazing.
At least give it a try, ok?
BTW, its writer also created Dr.Stone, so if you read it and liked the storytelling style, you might like Eyeshield 21. Personally, I prefer Eyeshield21 to Dr.Stone, even though Senku is like a nicer Hiruma and I enjoyed him reinventing all the science, I didn't like the reason for petrification and how it works.
and to get back to mangas I'd like to see in the future.... hmm. I've read probably close to 100 of various mangas, my current top list of ongoing mangas would have Sakamoto days, Dandadan, Spy x Family. So I like dynamic mangas with both comedy and serious plot, with a bit of mystery, sometimes supernatural powers can be nice, and I am really a sucker for good art. I don't care much about a setting, any setting can be described in an interesting way.
For a fantasy manga, I started reading this one - https://mangasee123.com/manga/Sousou-no-Frieren - it's about an elven wizard and her adventurer's party, but it starts when they already had their big damn heroes quest, and then it's mostly about her. I read it from time to time, the art is nice, and it does remind me of D&D.
Also, if I could choose a manga plot, I'd want a D&D game plus some panels about people playing it. I love the jokes about breaking the 4th wall, so I'd definitely enjoy that!
Another fantasy manga that I enjoy is this - https://mangasee123.com/manga/Yomi-no-Tsugai - written by Hiromu Arakawa, the mangaka who created Fullmetal Alchemist.
You HAVE to give it a try! I couldn't care less about AmeFuto and I knew no rules at all when I started reading it. But it's one of my most favourite mangas ever and one of the rare ones that I may re-read from time to time. The characters are so colorful, the games are artistic but based on reality (except for the very last ones I'd say). I even watched youtube videos with "irl Eyeshield21 feats", and I still am not a fan of AmeFuto. I have my forum nickname thanks to Eyshield21! GO DEIMON DEVIL BATS!
If you like a "ragtag of misfits" trope, this manga is for you. It has some over-the-top character antics, but it's quite good as by the end of the manga you remember a lot of characters and can recognize them instantly in the crowd. I love how the main team realistically loses a lot in the beginning, and it loses also in one of the really important matches somewhere halfway through and it's quite unexpected because you get used to them winning. I love both Sena and Hiruma as characters. The ending might make you wish for more, but the epilogue is amazing.
At least give it a try, ok?
BTW, its writer also created Dr.Stone, so if you read it and liked the storytelling style, you might like Eyeshield 21. Personally, I prefer Eyeshield21 to Dr.Stone, even though Senku is like a nicer Hiruma and I enjoyed him reinventing all the science, I didn't like the reason for petrification and how it works.
and to get back to mangas I'd like to see in the future.... hmm. I've read probably close to 100 of various mangas, my current top list of ongoing mangas would have Sakamoto days, Dandadan, Spy x Family. So I like dynamic mangas with both comedy and serious plot, with a bit of mystery, sometimes supernatural powers can be nice, and I am really a sucker for good art. I don't care much about a setting, any setting can be described in an interesting way.
