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posted by niseko on August 9, 2008

most popular manga in japan

I am thinking about giving manga a try now that I can mostly read Japanese. What are the most popular / or recommended series in Japan? I know Naruto is really popular in the West. What about in Japan? I would like something Action related that is new / popular / cool.

posted by ringo on August 10, 2008

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bleach

bleach is quite popular in japan.

posted by animegirl11 on March 6, 2010

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I know that Naruto and Bleach are popular but I like very much Vampire Knight, Chrono Crusade, Full Metal Panic and Full Metal Alchemist. And I'll read Soul Eater soon. Now I can say just that the story sounds pretty cool.

posted by friend12392 on October 14, 2008

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naruto and one piece

right now, i think that the most popular anime in japan presently is one piece with its nice fight scenes, nice storyline and nice drawings. but although all of that i prefer naruto, cuz the fights are more real, the storyline is more enthousiastic and the characters are really cool

posted by NoOneImportant on October 25, 2008

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I Reccomend...

Some of my favourites are, Naruto, Death Note, Inuyasha and a bunch of Shojo mangas. I would reccomend either Naruto or Inuyasha. Keep in mind that I live in Canada not in Japan though. =^_^=

posted by Cerberus on October 31, 2008

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Recommendation

If anyone is looking for an amazing new action anime, go for Soul Eater!! \(^_^)/
It is available in Manga as well.
I would also recommend the manga Tokyo Crazy Paradise.

posted by jiro88 on March 21, 2009

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im crazy about this thing..

hehe
for me..there's too many anime& manga that i like most..most of them i currently watching and reading..
^^
naruto
bleach
eyeshield21
one piece
d-grayman
fairytail
air gear
hunter x hunter
deatch note (finished already.. T_T)
katekyo! hitman reborn

posted by Jayman9 on October 11, 2009

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Arigato

Most popular manga is Slam Dunk overall. But now its Onepiece first then Naruto. I'm a Onepiece head and hate arguing with narutoheads because most of them dont even read onepiece and understand everything. Its annoying.

posted by sakurablossom90 on October 28, 2009

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Though I'm not japanese, I did read that maids, nurses, and catgirls are really popular now in a how to draw chibis and furries book

posted by Fudoth on November 10, 2009

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hmm

there are a bunch of good one, just pick up a random book you'll fall in love sooner or later.

posted by LLawliet on November 25, 2009

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suggestion

Death note, code geass

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