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You don’t need to like "anime fighting" to love Death Note . It is a chess match of wits. The manga is a tight read, and the anime has a synth-wave soundtrack that lives rent-free in fans' heads. Part 2: Shonen Jump Giants (The Long-Term Commitments) Shonen (targeted at young males) dominates the sales charts. These manga have sold hundreds of millions of copies, and their anime adaptations are cultural landmarks. 3. One Piece (Anime & Manga) Genre: Action / Adventure / Pirate Fantasy Status: Ongoing (Anime on hiatus; Manga in Final Saga) The manga is a flawless page-turner, and the
The demon king is dead. The hero's party returns home. Frieren, an elf mage, lives for thousands of years. She watches her human companions grow old and die. To understand them, she embarks on a journey to "feel" the time she wasted. Death Note (Anime & Manga) Genre: Psychological Thriller