Gordian Knot: Yet another gambling manga, but the lead guy is just doing it for the thrill. quirkier.Ĭountrouble: Typical shonen romance thing about a guy too shy to confess to school-idol girl and some angel who helps him out in his romantic affairs. Gamble Fish: One of those mind game/gambling mangas but considerably. Koi Dano Ai Dano: Hands down of the best shoujo I've read, primarily because of the heroine and the focus on the, err, "politics".
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I also tend to forget a lot of the series I read and I end up just rediscovering them and archive-binging. Well, mainly because I read a lot of series. This would be like 75% of my reading list. Quite a few people follow it but most people don't read it because they assume it's a stereotypical sports manga or they don't have an interest in football.Įdited 18th Jul '12 11:16:38 PM by neobowman
Hiruma is basically the single greateset manga character ever conceieved of. And new member, Kobayakawa Sena, who can run at the metaphorical speed of light in running. Runs the school from the shadows with blackmail material on most of the students and the staff As it turns out, most of the world and an army of slaves to do his bidding. Keeps team running by blackmailing atheletes from other clubs into playing for his American Football team. Name literally means Devil in Plain sight. Somehow is best friend to the other original member of the team. Huge body, huge heart and is a gentle soul in the team. Currently home to three official members and many temporary volunteers. So begins his life as a slav- uhhhh, Ace player for the rookie team, the Demion Devilbats. Wimpy Fragile Speedster who's been running from and running erands for bullies all his life gets recruited by demon quarterback as a player for the school's football team. It's kind of complicated.Ĭurrently ongoing of course, but there are hints that the current confrontation between the Devas and Asuras is as black-and-white as it seems).Īnyway, what are some of your followed-yet-not-that-known series?Įdited 18th Jul '12 8:31:03 PM by MyssaRei Oh, and Lisa goes to these battles dressed as a cheerleader. The story follows one particular Deva-Avatar pair - Lisa Vayu, who was incarnated into an expat British family and as such is tall, blonde, and VERY buxom, and her chosen avatar Wada who is not-so-tall, a bit gloomy, and a bit of a siscon for his twin sister - as they battle Asuras, interact with other Devas (Indra, Agni, and Varna so far), and as well as navigate the intricate relationship minefield that being in high school entails. A Deva or Asura whose avatar loses gets kicked back into the rebirth cycle, and their current existence ends (which is a big deal, given how they've been living real human lives up to that point), while the overall conflict continues until. They can't duke it out directly though, so they have to do it through chosen proxies - avatars, or humans imbued with a fragment of their power. The gist is, Devas and Asuras are fighting each other for the fate of the world! Well, sort of - the Devas seem to be fine keeping the world as it is, while the Asuras want to wipe the slate clean and start anew.
Popcorn Avatar - Shounen fighting manga with a Vedic twist. However, I'm also sure that we also have some pet series that we follow regularly that never even get a peep of discussion anywhere, or maybe under-discussed.Īnyway, I'd like to start things off a series I'm following that, er, is one of the former (no discussion anywhere, no entry in the wiki): Now I understand that there are series that many people on the forum either read or even hear of due to cross-demographic appeal - for example, I admit to reading Naruto, Kenichi, and One Piece. Not really sure if this is the right place, so if it isn't, then please have it redirected to the proper section if possible.
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