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Message: [QUOTE="Super Funky Piece, post: 171857, member: 437544"] admittedly most stuff i read has been animated, just not fully. but one i did come across some years ago just for its art alone was Shut Hell, which while may have some isekai elements is mostly a period drama set during the Mongol invasions in China. i really liked the lead's design with her wild red hair and downright feral battles. the bright eyed young male lead also has some great development throughout. a friend also once recommended me No.5, from the same author as Ping Pong. it's a very surreal looking post-apocalypse setting with remaining nations under the rule of strong psychics, each assigned a number and one of whom goes rogue and starts picking off the rest of them. i would describe it as unpredictable in both look and plot is it unfolds. another recommendation i picked up was The Skirt Sings at the Landing. it's about a girl in a formal dance club that's taller than any of her partners and has always been stuck taking the lead despite wanting the opposite, until one day a shorter new girl takes the initiative on their first meeting. i'd call it a very sombre story that delves into each character's insecurities and how they all clash with one another, wanting to defy people's assumptions while still applying their own on others but overall some real big faves are actually two Idolmaster manga, Blooming Clover and Brand New Song. theyre each a different continuity and neither overlap with the existing anime. they tend to get surprisingly introspective across a big varied cast, but handle the character's troubles with a lot of grace and kindness that pushes me to tears often. [/QUOTE]

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