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That was a nice trend ngl. You should continue. I might do something similar when I start JoJo lol.
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Procrastinate on my Homework or re-start OP bc hw is the last thing I wanna do
Procrastinate on my Homework or re-start OP bc hw is the last thing I wanna do
Set in a fictional 19th century England, D.Gray-man is the story of Allen Walker, a 15-year-old boy who roams the earth in search of Innocence. Washed away to unknown parts of the world after the Great Flood, Innocence is the mysterious substance used to create weapons that obliterate demons known as akuma.
Thousands of years ago, there existed those gifted with the power of God. Their mission: to destroy the ominous evils that lurk in the darkness known as "Akuma." Led by the Milenium Earl, Akuma seek to destroy fragments of "Innocence," the only weapons capable of harming the Earl and his army and bring about the Great Flood from a hundred years ago.
To prevent this tragedy from happening, the Black Order was formed as an organization dedicated to fighting the Earl. They recruit Exorcists, those with the inherent ability to accomodate Innocence, to fight against the Akuma.
In the late 19th century, Allen Walker—a white-haired boy armed with Innocence that takes the form of his entire left arm and a cursed eye that can see Akuma—is sent to the Black Order. There, Allen meets various comrades from the Order—the mercurial Yuu Kanda, the kindhearted Lenalee Lee, and the cheerful yet mysterious Lavi. Despite their different personalities, they have one goal in mind: to bring salvation to the souls of Akuma and prevent the Earl from destroying the world.
Thousands of years ago, there existed those gifted with the power of God. Their mission: to destroy the ominous evils that lurk in the darkness known as "Akuma." Led by the Milenium Earl, Akuma seek to destroy fragments of "Innocence," the only weapons capable of harming the Earl and his army and bring about the Great Flood from a hundred years ago.
To prevent this tragedy from happening, the Black Order was formed as an organization dedicated to fighting the Earl. They recruit Exorcists, those with the inherent ability to accomodate Innocence, to fight against the Akuma.
In the late 19th century, Allen Walker—a white-haired boy armed with Innocence that takes the form of his entire left arm and a cursed eye that can see Akuma—is sent to the Black Order. There, Allen meets various comrades from the Order—the mercurial Yuu Kanda, the kindhearted Lenalee Lee, and the cheerful yet mysterious Lavi. Despite their different personalities, they have one goal in mind: to bring salvation to the souls of Akuma and prevent the Earl from destroying the world.
Or one of the countless others I recommend to people
Bungo Stray Dogs
Nakajima Atsushi was kicked out of his orphanage, and now he has no place to go and no food. While he is standing by a river, on the brink of starvation, he rescues a man whimsically attempting suicide. That man is Dazai Osamu, and he and his partner Kunikida are members of a very special detective agency. They have supernatural powers, and deal with cases that are too dangerous for the police or the military. They're tracking down a tiger that has appeared in the area recently, around the time Atsushi came to the area. The tiger seems to have a connection to Atsushi, and by the time the case is solved, it is clear that Atsushi's future will involve much more of Dazai and the rest of the detectives!
Moriarty the Patriot
In the late 19th century, the British Empire has become a global power. Due to the strict class stratification, the average citizen has little chance of successfully rising up to the top, where the despicable nobility rules over them all.
William James Moriarty, the second son of the Moriarty household, is a young mathematics professor who has displayed great cunning and intellect since he was a child. Along with his brothers Albert and Louis, he lives the simple life of a noble. Outside of school, William is a well-known private consultant willing to solve the problems of anyone in need. However, his gentle demeanor belies his position as the head of a group prepared to wreak havoc in pursuit of its desire—a new world built from the ashes of the old.
Yuukoku no Moriarty puts a new spin on Arthur Conan Doyle's original work by putting the spotlight on its main antagonist and exploring how he came to be the first and only "criminal consultant."
William James Moriarty, the second son of the Moriarty household, is a young mathematics professor who has displayed great cunning and intellect since he was a child. Along with his brothers Albert and Louis, he lives the simple life of a noble. Outside of school, William is a well-known private consultant willing to solve the problems of anyone in need. However, his gentle demeanor belies his position as the head of a group prepared to wreak havoc in pursuit of its desire—a new world built from the ashes of the old.
Yuukoku no Moriarty puts a new spin on Arthur Conan Doyle's original work by putting the spotlight on its main antagonist and exploring how he came to be the first and only "criminal consultant."
Vanitas no Carte
Paris, late 19th century. Vanitas is a human who works as a doctor for vampires and wishes to save them. He uses a magical book called The Vanitas Grimoire to dispel an evil curse that corrupts vampires and turns them into blood-sucking monsters. But...this very same book is rumoured to be the cursed tome that gives birth to vampires on nights when the blue moon is full. Noe is a vampire on the hunt for The Grimoire. Who, really, is Dr Vanitas? What are the secrets that he holds, and what fate do those secrets spell for the vampire species?
Pandora Hearts
- The air of celebration surrounding fifteen-year-old Oz Vessalius's coming-of-age ceremony quickly turns to horror when he is condemned for a sin about which he knows nothing. He is thrown into an eternal prison known as the Abyss, from which there is no escape. There, he meets a young girl named Alice, who is not what she seems. Now that the relentless cogs of fate have begun to turn, will they lead only to crushing despair for Oz, or is there some shred of hope for him to grasp on to?
Dandadan
- Ken Takakura, a boy who is an occult fanatic who doesn't believe in ghosts, and Momo Ayase, a girl who doesn't believe in aliens, encounter overwhelming strangeness that transcends their mutual understanding...! An occult coming-of-age story!
After being aggressively rejected, Momo Ayase finds herself sulking when she stumbles across a boy being bullied. Saved by her rash kindness, the occult-obsessed boy attempts to speak to her about supernatural interests he believes they share. Rejecting his claims, Ayase proclaimed that she instead is a believer in ghosts, starting an argument between the two over which is real.
In a bet to determine who is correct, the two decide to separately visit locations associated with both the occult and the supernatural—Ayase visiting the former and the boy visiting the latter. When the two reach their respective places, it turns out that neither was wrong and that both the occult and ghosts do exist.
This marks the beginning of Ayase and the boy's adventure, as they attempt to fix the surreal, supernatural, and sci-fi elements around them to return to a normal life.
Tomodachi Game
Katagiri Yuichi believes that friends are more important than money, but he also knows the hardships of not having enough funds. He works hard to save up in order to go on the high school trip, because he has promised his four best friends that they will all go together. However, after the class's money is all collected, it is stolen! Suspicion falls on two of Yuichi's friends, Sawaragi Shiho and Shibe Makoto. Soon afterward, the five of them are kidnapped, and wake up in a strange room with a character from a short-lived anime. Apparently, one of them has entered them into a "friendship game" in order to take care of their massive debt. But who was it, and why did they have such a debt? Could they have stolen the money from class to pay for entry into the game? Katagiri and his best friends will have to succeed in psychological games that will test or destroy their faith in one another.
dandadan 
Dude, you should drop by the thread then
https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/forum/threads/dandadan.13980/
Ace dying was good, The supernova should have been stronger , And both Law and Kid should have been antagonist that Luffy would have to overcome, imagine if Law was the antagonist in Punk Hazzard and his underlings Were Vergo, Caesar and Monet, Punk Hazzard probably would’ve been one of the best arcs in the series.
I think I saw @Rej mentioning it but never checked it before. From the synopsis it looks interesting. I'll add it to my list.
My man. Same here.
From that list only Pandora Hearts.
Oh and Moriarty the manga ended its part 1, so I guess that one as well.
The others are quite advanced too.
DGM has 246 chapters.
Bungou 105.
Vanitas 57 but it's on hiatus now.
Dandadan 93.
Tomodachi Game 109.
Honestly the best on that list is DGM. But a big problem and basically the only problem with DGM is that the author is sick and can only manage 4 chapters per year
The manga started in 2004 and is only up to 246 chapters. But it's still a masterpiece.
The manga is even better. I watched the anime firstly too, but then I saw people saying it leaves out a bunch of stuff, so I checked it out and that's the case indeed. So imo the manga is even better, although the anime is a banger as well.
My man. Same here.
From that list only Pandora Hearts.
Oh and Moriarty the manga ended its part 1, so I guess that one as well.
The others are quite advanced too.
DGM has 246 chapters.
Bungou 105.
Vanitas 57 but it's on hiatus now.
Dandadan 93.
Tomodachi Game 109.
Honestly the best on that list is DGM. But a big problem and basically the only problem with DGM is that the author is sick and can only manage 4 chapters per year
The manga started in 2004 and is only up to 246 chapters. But it's still a masterpiece.
ive watched Moriarty the Patriot, that show was so fucking good, i have no idea abt the manga thoe 
I think I saw @Rej mentioning it but never checked it before. From the synopsis it looks interesting. I'll add it to my list.
My man. Same here.
From that list only Pandora Hearts.
Oh and Moriarty the manga ended its part 1, so I guess that one as well.
The others are quite advanced too.
DGM has 246 chapters.
Bungou 105.
Vanitas 57 but it's on hiatus now.
Dandadan 93.
Tomodachi Game 109.
Honestly the best on that list is DGM. But a big problem and basically the only problem with DGM is that the author is sick and can only manage 4 chapters per year
The manga started in 2004 and is only up to 246 chapters. But it's still a masterpiece.
The manga is even better. I watched the anime firstly too, but then I saw people saying it leaves out a bunch of stuff, so I checked it out and that's the case indeed. So imo the manga is even better, although the anime is a banger as well.
My man. Same here.
From that list only Pandora Hearts.
Oh and Moriarty the manga ended its part 1, so I guess that one as well.
The others are quite advanced too.
DGM has 246 chapters.
Bungou 105.
Vanitas 57 but it's on hiatus now.
Dandadan 93.
Tomodachi Game 109.
Honestly the best on that list is DGM. But a big problem and basically the only problem with DGM is that the author is sick and can only manage 4 chapters per year
The manga started in 2004 and is only up to 246 chapters. But it's still a masterpiece.
The manga is even better. I watched the anime firstly too, but then I saw people saying it leaves out a bunch of stuff, so I checked it out and that's the case indeed. So imo the manga is even better, although the anime is a banger as well.