Manga that left a good impact on you

[Saiangeli]

Im interested in manga that leave you with a feeling of "Well holy shit that was a fun ride" and the feeling of being pleased with it.
Like finally finishing a good book and closing it happily.
Id heavily prefer romance but anything that makes you look at things in a new light or alteast changed your view on things.

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

The contents of the spoiler tags are very vague, but I put them in spoiler tags just in case.

I sold my life for ten thousand yen per year. (Big romance)

Yugami Doesn't Have Any Friends (

Spoiler

Hints of romance

(no Romance tag))

Delinquent and the White Cane Girl (Romance from

Spoiler

the beginning

)

 

[Pink95]

nvm

 

[AAA1]

@Saiangeli i am gonna recommend d-frag to all of genre because it was so satisfying

 

[dsid2814]

usually the ones with little kids makes me feel pretty good after reading. The endings tend not to be weird or bad. (though some are just bleh endings)

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

usually the ones with little kids makes me feel pretty good after reading.

 

[immortalartisan]

Girls last tour. I see my self in the ai. I decided to just go play starsector to stabilize my mind

 

[pockettrash]

I Had That Same Dream Again
Blank Canvas: My So-Called Artist's Journey
ReLIFE

 

[Mr_Detective]

Oops... Something that left positive impact on my life...

I guess Doraemon did teach me some useful life lessons when I was a kid. Don't be greedy or abuse your power, something like that.

 

[MawMaw]

@Saiangeli
Emma
Cross Game
Yagate Kimi ni Naru
Music of Marie
Shimanami Tasogare
Haruka na Machi e
Pluto
Hikaru no Go
Buraiden Gai
Kokou no Hito
Fourteen
Spice and Wolf
Blade of the Immortal
Lone Wolf and Cub

 

[nothingtosay]

that left good impact? what is good anyway...
but even if it have a "good" point, lessons or else and people don't change that easily even if they want to change, you can change how you think but you cant change how you feel (maybe you eventually can change it if you try hard enough)
in order you to change you have to believe first and people have a different belief each of them believes what they want to believe
example “The circumstances of one's birth are irrelevant. It is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are”--mewtwo and I don't buy that

some reads will change peoples view but that doesn't mean you will too and even if it doesn't change your view it'll leave a good feeling as you said
and for the reads, i have the same suggestion as the comment up there

 

[PantsMan]

In descending order of romance-focus, here's a few series that had an unexpected impact on me that I'd recommend:

- Fujiyama-san wa Shinsuki (I'd actually dropped this early in when I first picked it up years ago. I gave it another shot years later and was blown away. The author's got a real knack at writing immature, young people while still keeping them appealing without resorting to big plots.)
- Koharu no Hibi (I dislike the yandere archetype, but this has been the only series that turned me around to the concept as a whole. I've yet to come across a character (or series) that straddles the line of uncomfortable-cute like Koharu)
- Undercurrent (Just a good drama all around. I don't often come across many older female protagonists in the stuff I read, and the series is a good slow burn.)
- Qualia the Purple (First quantum physics wackiness manga I've read. As crazy a ride as its protagonist.)
- Sengoku Youko (I keep changing my mind whether I prefer Spirit Circle or this. Sengoku Youko definitely has the biggest finale, which really leaves you with a nice "man that was good" feel)
- Freesia (Another insane protagonist, only this one actually feels like one. The Jiro Matsumoto style really fits the schizophrenic and cynical perspective)

Haven't finished reading it yet, but I'll second MawMaw's Cross Game suggestion. Adachi's got this really unique style that's a mix of old school lightheartedness and introspective realism; I'm súrprised at how much I'm enjoying it.

 

[schlo]

i'll second this recommendation.

I sole my life for ten thousand yen per year

 

[ohai]

I've thoroughly enjoyed Mizukami Satoshi's Hoshi no Samidare, Sengoku Youko, and Spirit Circle (in that order).
Helck, Ran to Haiiro no Sekai, and Vampire Juujikai are also great.

 

[italocbar]

Ore Monogatari!!
This is definitely among the best ones I've ever read.

 

[Alanine016]

@ohai same
There's something in hoshi no samidare and spirit circle that stirs something inside me whenever I read it.

 

[ohai]

@Alanine016
I've re-read Hoshi no Samidare, Sengoku Youko, and Vampire Juujikai at least once a year since I first finished them. Mizukami Satoshi's works especially have a great balance of emotional drama, action, and light-heartedness that make them really easy to get into for me.

 

[Alanine016]

@ohai 😄 I agree Satoshi Mizukami's storytelling and character development are great and since then he became my fave mangaka. Also, it might've left a big impact on me since it was the manga I was reading when I fainted alone in the house and I remember crawling to the floor trying to catch my breath and crying for help while thinking I have yet to finish that manga I was reading. The moment I regained the strength to hold a phone I quickly continued reading 😂😂😂.