Mangá Recommendations

Vagabond

— So good and immersive, history of Japan's most famous samurai, however the art is amazing!! Its very philosophical, he also wrote a book similar to the "art of war"... This mangá its on hiatus for a long time, maybe its meant to end like that, its worths anyone's time to get there anyways (if you like eastern culture).

Tales Of Demons And Gods

— Its a Manhwa (colored chinese "mangá"), this one is really creative, the light novel is also on hiatus, each chapter has around 10 pages, its so short and good that makes you thirsty for more. The art doesnt try to be realistic and reminds modern cartoon for nerd adults.

Wanted

— A collection of five one-shots (whole story in only 1 chapter each) from Echiro Oda, same creator of One Piece, also its prototype and others cannon stuffs (no spoilers)... Besides non paralleles others.

Berserk

— The artwork is so detailed, battle scenes are impressive. Its very dark, probably the darkest stuff any of us have read. The author is always on hiatus.

Kimetsu No Yaiba

— The continuation of the anime was addictive, yah know thoses you can't stop reading?!

Chainsaw Man

— One friend just told me that Mappa Studio (that did AOT) would make this one and I gave a try. Its crazy, funny and nonsense!! Im waiting 2nd arc release or 1st season.

King's Game

I thought this was crazy and kept me reading all at once. I don't want to spoil anything, even the summary would be boring to tell. Its short and insane.

I like to read stuff that I saw and liked, same reason I enjoy books, the thinking process that is not told otherwise... The source of that, fundamentals, origins... Creates a line to turn abstract persons into more humans. However I can tell that a lot of the mainstream animes are mirrors from the mangá, no diference at all, very well done. I'll probably read next the "Jujutsu Kaisen".