Suggestions

[Sporvorano]

Can you guys suggest some completed classics that you consider a must to read.
Lately I can't find anything new that pique my interest since most of the new mangas coming out are just copies of each other, so if you know something good that isn't well known I'd like to hear about it.

 

[schlo]

@Sporvorano only 8 or so chapters and finished but I liked this one

https://mangadex.org/title/36806/the-shocking-reality-of-a-loan-shark-collecting-money

 

[Sporvorano]

@schlo just read, I liked it thanks

 

[schlo]

@Sporvorano glad you liked it. This is the another one I would recommend. Didn't earlier because I remembered the name wrong. It is one I thought sounded kind of interesting but didn't read, kept looking at it and finally read it. To me the cover doesn't do it any favors. I don't normally binge read. Usually a couple chapters, then a couple days later a couple more. I ended up binge reading this one. I was impressed. Completed, has 66 chapters.

https://mangadex.org/title/42125/i-will-die-soon

I hesitate to recommend this one. I started out liking it but then dropped it. Didn't drop it because it was bad but just kind of lost interest. It is completed but not fully translated.
https://mangadex.org/title/21395/the-fable

Looked at your mdlist and it made me think you might like this one. I liked it and thought it was interesting. It's a little hit or miss in some sections but over all I thought it was a good story.
https://mangadex.org/title/486/jisatsutou

 

[bejad007]

@Sporvorano @schlo

https://mangadex.org/title/9409/hitoribocchi-no-chikyuu-shinryaku

https://mangadex.org/title/14672/chikyuu-no-houkago

(don't judge the cover, actually a great read. well atleast for me)

 

[BzzBzz]

Love Hina and Slayers

 

[Syanindita]

well these are from my reading list. Most have good stories and the artstlye also good despite from 90/early 2000 @Sporvorano
https://mangadex.org/title/1101/monster
https://mangadex.org/title/571/otogi-matsuri
https://mangadex.org/title/4873/jin (check out the comment section in the latest chapter to read the rest of the chapters)
https://mangadex.org/title/2379/dorohedoro
https://mangadex.org/title/8548/nobunaga-no-chef

 

[Pokari]

@Sporvorano:

"Classics" is going to vary a lot depending on what generation you're talking to. You could always start with Tezuka's stuff, for instance, but... (Black Jack probably has just about the widest appeal of his stuff to a modern audience; conversely reading some of his other comics can feel very strange because of how un-manga-y they are).

Also not sure on your background; so have no idea whether I should I recommend stuff like Mushishi (...which looks like is not all available here, but it should be findable fully scanlated elsewhere) or whether you're old enough that that's like, "well duh".

 

[orangegoat72]

Sweet Home
Painkiller
Dream Company
11me
The Fable

 

[ryouhira]

https://mangadex.org/title/12088/yugami-kun-ni-wa-tomodachi-ga-inai

 

[Chalia]

@Sporvorano

I hope the "classic" meaning of yours is the same as mine. What I think about classic is how the author draws manga using 80's or 90's style art based on history.

I recommend these classic mangas:
"Rose of Versailles"
https://mangadex.org/title/5781/versailles-no-bara
A girl who was raised as a boy from Royal Guard Family with French Revolution as a background

"Yu Yu Hakusho"
https://mangadex.org/title/1738/yu-yu-hakusho
A delinquent, Urameshi Yusuke, was revived from dead and become a detective for Underworld

"Fushigi Yuugi: Genbu Kaiden"
https://mangadex.org/title/6399/fushigi-yuugi-genbu-kaiden
When schoolgirl Takiko Okuda attempts to destroy her father's translation of The Universe of the Four Gods, she is instead literally sucked into the story, becoming the Priestess of Genbu in an epic journey to find the seven Celestial Warriors!