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legendarylemur 12/24/20 2:12:09 AM #152:	Some of the best ongoing mangos right now imo are: Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu - Probably the best ongoing romance mango on the market. I think calling it a romance is a bit of a spoiler, but I'll say the story is about this constant feelings progression of two unlikely friends where at the moment it would be crazy if they don't end up going out. Time Stop Brave - Probably the best ongoing Isekai story. It's just pure comedy and ridiculousness with ultra unapologetic ecchi-ness as a cherry on top Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki Kun - Pretty much going to always be the best ongoing comedy mango as long as the series don't end. Some of the still best stuff that I don't quite love as much anymore are still good: Mom, Don't Come Adventuring With Me... (long title) - Still possibly the only series with a comically long title that's actually good. But the last several chs have been hitting a bit of a doldrum Tonikaku Cawaii - It's honestly still the same kinda stuff. I liked it about 60-70 chs in but double those chs in, it's odd to me that they still haven't gotten to the stage of actually doing married couple stuff, more or less like 2 ppl dating but living with each other. There are a bunch more that I read on the side that I just kinda forget about. The ones that stick in my head like BokuYaba tend to be really really good. I don't read Shounen and I also tend to not read those overly philosophical mangos. Dr. Stone is also really good and probably the best Shounen out there (I do check out other Shounen but don't care about the story so I just read spoilers and realize it's not something I want to read), but the problem with it is that the pattern of the arcs have been exactly the same every time. I have that problem with almost every Shounen except Hunter x Hunter, which I don't even consider ongoing anymore Non ongoing mentions I read this year would be Oyasumi Punpun. Read it on recommendation, liked it early on... then wasn't really convinced. It got a bit too moody and non-sequitur, and one aspect of the story made 0 sense to me. Why is Punpun so fixated ~~on a crush he had as a kid?~~ I guess the story hasn't succeeded in convincing me that this person would progress in such a way when during a point in his life, he's lived not having ~~thought about her once.~~ A friend of mine disagreed that it was unconvincing so it's my opinion. I thought the story hinged a bit too much on his fixation so that the story doesn't just end with him happily settling down --- "Iwata was awesome" - Mr. Nintendo https://imgur.com/krtFHol <cite>legendarylemur posted [p:948701462] in Anime/Othe... [t:79133632]...</cite> <quote>Some of the best ongoing mangos right now imo are: Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu - Probably the best ongoing romance mango on the market. I think calling it a romance is a bit of a spoiler, but I'll say the story is about this constant feelings progression of two unlikely friends where at the moment it would be crazy if they don't end up going out. Time Stop Brave - Probably the best ongoing Isekai story. It's just pure comedy and ridiculousness with ultra unapologetic ecchi-ness as a cherry on top Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki Kun - Pretty much going to always be the best ongoing comedy mango as long as the series don't end. Some of the still best stuff that I don't quite love as much anymore are still good: Mom, Don't Come Adventuring With Me... (long title) - Still possibly the only series with a comically long title that's actually good. But the last several chs have been hitting a bit of a doldrum Tonikaku Cawaii - It's honestly still the same kinda stuff. I liked it about 60-70 chs in but double those chs in, it's odd to me that they still haven't gotten to the stage of actually doing married couple stuff, more or less like 2 ppl dating but living with each other. There are a bunch more that I read on the side that I just kinda forget about. The ones that stick in my head like BokuYaba tend to be really really good. I don't read Shounen and I also tend to not read those overly philosophical mangos. Dr. Stone is also really good and probably the best Shounen out there (I do check out other Shounen but don't care about the story so I just read spoilers and realize it's not something I want to read), but the problem with it is that the pattern of the arcs have been exactly the same every time. I have that problem with almost every Shounen except Hunter x Hunter, which I don't even consider ongoing anymore Non ongoing mentions I read this year would be Oyasumi Punpun. Read it on recommendation, liked it early on... then wasn't really convinced. It got a bit too moody and non-sequitur, and one aspect of the story made 0 sense to me. Why is Punpun so fixated on a crush he had as a kid? I guess the story hasn't succeeded in convincing me that this person would progress in such a way when during a point in his life, he's lived not having thought about her once. A friend of mine disagreed that it was unconvincing so it's my opinion. I thought the story hinged a bit too much on his fixation so that the story doesn't just end with him happily settling down --- "Iwata was awesome" - Mr. Nintendo https://imgur.com/krtFHol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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