Manga adaptation

Usually, manga gets adapted because they want more profit out of it. An anime adaptation, or a live-action adaptation, means selling merchandise about the new show, like toys, clothes, figurines, etc. But also it means selling the manga. You’re probably wondering why, because the manga is already selling, right? Well, more is always better. More often than not, whenever an anime is released, the manga sales go through the roof.

Without an anime adaptation, Spy x Family was right there on the top manga sales chart each and every week. Usually, whenever a manga is on those lists, they already have an anime, creating more profit and more manga sales. Not the case with Spy x Family (and Chainsaw Man as well!). So, you better believe that the manga sales are going to skyrocket as soon as the anime releases.

Bleach fans, you can finally breathe! The Thousand-Year Blood War arc is finally getting an adaptation. This is the final arc in the Bleach manga and it ranges from volumes 55 to 74.

Sometimes it’s due to production problems or lack of interest from anime studios. Some of the manga on this list, for example, feature grotesque or risque scenes that anime studios might not be interested in producing. The following five titles represent some of the best manga that have yet to receive an anime adaptation.

Furthermore, the manga explores the psychological trauma that comes along with having special powers, such as knowing when people are lying or when someone is going to die. is a hidden gem of a manga that definitely deserves an anime adaptation.