Good manga

Fairy Tail (2006) is a successful manga by Hiro Mashima that gathers 63 volumes, 328 episodes, two anime movies and several OVA. While trying to join the biggest magic guild, Lucy finds herself trapped. This manga has a good dose of magic, adventure, spirits and characters that are quite amazing. Fairy Tail and its magical universe will enchant magic fans.

This psychological thriller by Kei Sanbe mashes up time travel with a murder mystery. A struggling manga artist is sent back in time to his elementary school days to prevent the abduction and demise of a classmate. The suspenseful story shows how even small actions can change the future. For nostalgia and tension, this one’s right up there, and a solid contender that we feel good about kicking off the list with.

When giant humanoid creatures break through the walls of a city, humanity’s last stronghold begins to fall. What starts as a survival horror story evolves into a multi-layered political and moral epic. The artwork is good (and dare we say even gets better over time), while plot twists challenge readers to reconsider everything we thought we knew. Get ready for some intense times when setting out to read and experience this worthy manga series.

Did you love the dynamic between Crowley and Aziraphale from Good Omens? Then you’ll love Eniale and Dewiela. Shirahama is better known for her other series, , but this title takes readers on a fun romp while exploring the chaotic friendship between a fashionable angel and an equally fashionable demon. And at three volumes, this is one of the shorter completed manga featured on this list.

There’s honestly little demand for an anime version of All You Need Is Kill, even if it would be good. The manga and movie version are both over a decade old, and it’s more defined as a classic manga than anything else at this point. An anime could be made and released in 2034, 30 years after the release of the novel, but there isn’t much need for such a project right now.