Mangas
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Which mangas would you recommend if you want to feel a bit better after a sudden break-up?
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Mika P.
DOWNTOWN MANILA,
Philippines
1908 posts
OG since: 05/21/2009
koukou debut, my favorite shoujo manga :)
but why stop at manga? try reading other things.
posted May 2, 2011
Amir G.
SAN FRANCISCO,
United States
483 posts
OG since: 08/10/2010
FURBA
posted May 2, 2011
Camille R.
MANILA,
Philippines
35 posts
Member since: 04/13/2011
maybe special A or kaichou wa maid sama ?
posted Jun 22, 2011
Flora V.
PERTH,
Australia
84 posts
Member since: 05/10/2011
I don't know how good it would be after a sudden break up, but I always feel cheerful after a flick through Sailor Moon :D
posted Jun 22, 2011
Starfish S.
THE CHOCOLATE STARFISH,
Australia
262 posts
Member since: 05/04/2011
Fullmetal Alchemist :) It will involve you in the storyline so much, that you won't be able to think of anything else :)
posted Jun 23, 2011
K L.
FACEBOOK,
United States
307 posts
OG since: 06/26/2010
Depends on what genre you like and if you like sad or happy stories.
posted Jun 23, 2011
Joffery H.
VANCOUVER,
Canada
183 posts
Member since: 02/26/2011
FairyTail!! So funny and good mythology
posted Jun 23, 2011
Sophie R.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
4384 posts
OG since: 01/21/2010
The ones I used to read are probably not good break up material!
posted Jun 23, 2011
Sedra E.
YOUR LUNGS,
United States
63 posts
OG since: 05/06/2010
Hahaha adore you for making this forum post. I'm a manga/anime fiend. And there's so many choices out there but you should definately takes some time and check out this free manga site called mangafox.com.
posted Jun 24, 2011
Steph B.
YORK,
United Kingdom
230 posts
Member since: 06/13/2011
one piece always cheers me right up cos its soooooo funny!
posted Jan 14, 2012
Rachie N.
A LONG TIME AGO IN A GALAXY FAR, FAR AWAY....,
United States
121 posts
Member since: 12/28/2010
Fruits Basket is a good happy-ish one. I own all of them, and have read through it at least seven times. Ha.
If you want something a little more dark, I recommend Monster. It's about a surgeon who saves the life of a boy, then 10 years or so later the boy turns into a murderer and the surgeon has to kill him. It's my all time favorite manga series.
posted Jan 14, 2012
LA E.
GOTHAM CITY,
United States
9 posts
Member since: 12/31/2011
Skip Beat!
it's about a girl who gets over a harsh break-up by taking control of her life and joining show business in efforts to get (non violent) revenge on the man who scorned her. it's really funny and cute.
posted Jan 15, 2012
Aica Y.
Philippines
6 posts
Member since: 11/28/2011
Yamato Nadeshiko is a good one. It always makes me laugh :)
posted Jan 17, 2012
Sangiev S.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
427 posts
OG since: 07/23/2010
i'm surprised how no one mentioned Naruto or Bleach! But yeah those are my go to - not for break-ups but just for the love of it!
posted Jan 18, 2012
Carolyn M.
JOISEY,
United States
944 posts
OG since: 09/25/2009
Oh man, the days when I used to read manga...
I really liked Aria. It's a small series (or at least was when I stopped buying), but the art was fantastic, it had so much detail, and it was really cheerful and interesting.
As for classics, I always loved Sailor Moon (it taught me to draw!) and Ranma 1/2, which is silly and generally amusing.
posted Jan 21, 2012
Elle C.
CALIFORNIA,
United States
5 posts
OG since: 03/15/2010
Skip Beat definitely awesome, gentlemens alliance(long), hana yori dango is kinda long too and the drawings at first are HORRIBLE but it gets MUCH better, Hana kimi. Why dont you try watching drama if you dont mind reading subtitles i recommend Hana Yori Dango(japanese version), Personal Taste(funny), cofee prince(amazing) or You're Beautiful
posted Jan 21, 2012
Vivien S.
ZELL AM SEE,
Austria
37 posts
Member since: 01/07/2012
hmmm..watch some dramas :D they are so awesome. like city hunter, boys before flowers(korean version of hana yori dango, i like it more than the japanese one), heartstrings and flower boy ramyun shop xD or the extravagant challenge, the drama version of skip beat :)
posted Jan 21, 2012
Lena B.
Germany
152 posts
Member since: 10/12/2010
Hayao Miyazaki is a true artist :) I love his movies and comics! The character and the stories and the drawings.... gorgeous!
posted Jan 25, 2012
MADMalice X.
SARAJEVO,
Bosnia and Herzegovina
15 posts
OG since: 04/01/2010
I used to read a lot mangas before. I would recommend Hellsing (anime is also great) and Count Cain. Excellent ones by great mangaka-s!
posted Jan 26, 2012
Zahira O.
JAKARTA,
Indonesia
420 posts
OG since: 01/30/2010
yakitatei! japan is a recommendation! it's silly and funny. fruits basket has all the happiness and sadness
posted Jan 28, 2012
Aniqah C.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
3 posts
Member since: 04/23/2012
Glass no Kamen! Its all about the theatre and its ongoing at 45 books. Its very passionate violent and melodramatic =]. I've written about it here arosebard.blogspot.co.uk/
posted 23 days ago
Flávia C.
BRAZIL,
Brazil
91 posts
Member since: 02/13/2012
i like shoujo mangas, so i really really like marmalade boy and others from the same auctor (like random walk and stuff). there's one called renai catalog that is awesome too (although i don't remember who wrote it)
posted 22 days ago
Tool S.
LOS ANGELES,
United States
114 posts
Member since: 09/04/2011
Akira.
The Pushman and other stories.
It will boost your confidence in humanity.
posted 22 days ago
Cass E.
NERDFORD,
United Kingdom
733 posts
Member since: 02/19/2011
Yes yes yes FMA. Great art, 3D characters, serious, funny, and some pretty deep themes and head-scratching ideas to chew upon, all in one.
posted 21 days ago
Annah S.
SãO PAULO,
Brazil
22 posts
Member since: 09/30/2010
i'd recommend you NOT reading anything from CLAMP.
posted 13 days ago