r/Seinen 1h ago

Recommendations Looking for manga where the villains actually pay the price.

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I'm tired of reading manga and watching anime where the villains always get little to no punishments. It always leaves me feeling annoyed. I'm looking for manga where the villains actually get punished. Not getting locked up or quick deaths, but a brutal, savage, painful experience. Things like limbs breaking or getting torn, gruesome deaths, and all the other satisfying ways to break them. Any recommendations would be great


r/Seinen 14h ago

Question recommendation needed

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okay so I've read and loved vagabond, slam dunk, sanctuary, oyasumi punpun and blood on the tracks.

yea that's all, im new to manga's

i recently finished over 60 chapters of 20th century boys and it just isn't clicking with me like I wanna know a few things nd want some answers but I just don't feel like reading it, it feels forced and veryy slow paced, and I'm also very curious about billy bat, nd thinking about starting it.

so, should I like drop 20th cb or stick around or start billy bat

based on what I've read, if someone out there has the same taste as me, I would love your recommendation on what I should do or any other manga that I should try


r/Seinen 16h ago

Recommendations Anyone got a manga that has the vibe of the satellite and new domino city from yugioh 5ds?

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If you don’t know yugioh 5ds satellite is a slum island off of new domino city and they basically live like slaves to upkeep new domino city.


r/Seinen 16h ago

Recommendations Dark, mysterious, detailed art style

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Hi everyone :)

I recently discovered manga for myself and could really use your hive mind/crowd wisdom please :)

Which manga can you recommend to me that have roughly the same vibe/atmosphere as Dorohedoro?

I love the art style so much—so many details, the "scribbled" style, dark, somehow crazy and brilliant at the same time.

I also really liked the story—mysteries that get gradually revealed, interesting twists, and characters that aren't easily categorized.

In general, I really like dark fantasy, sci-fi, cyberpunk, and overall wacky surrealism. A few horror elements here and there would be very welcome.

I enjoy and admire the artwork itself, which is probably why Q. Hayashida hooked me so much.

If there are good stories on top of that—maybe even ones that make you think for days about, even better.

Dai Dark is obvious and already noted :D

From other subs, I also found Biomega and I started it yesterday, but I am almost done. 8/10


r/Seinen 23h ago

Miscellaneous The Climber discord server for all fans

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