What's Your Favorite Manga

[Lahin]

Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou (His and Her Circumstances) or Karekano for short.

I'll say Karekano is high up even among my favorites. It's a shoujo manga that ran from '96 to 2005. I read all of it this year and it's amazing.
While a lot of shoujo stories depend on misunderstandings and other dull things to dramatize things, Karekano uses inner conflict awesomely and it has one of the greatest buildups and endings I've seen in romance stories so far. And the comedy is really funny too. Going beyond the main couple getting together, it becomes a genuine story about finding oneself. From the journey to the conclusion, it resonated with me greatly.

I'd recommend this, hands down.

[silverraven0]

My all time favorite is Mushishi by Yuki Urushibara sensei.

There’s just this feeling of calmness(?) whenever I read/watch the series. Unfortunately it was never translated in my country.

[snackbagstudios]

I have not read many mangas so I will go with the ones I want to re-read!

Uzumaki by Junji Ito
an abselut marvel in the horror genre. It gets so weird and conceptual and it is great!

Yu-Gi-Oh
I grew up on this one, and have read it twice and will read it again!

[mg78]

at the moment: one punch man

[ArthurAleksei]

@VibrantFox
The Kagerou Daze manga series
Each character has unique conflicts with themselves and their abilities and as more in the story is unraveled about the time loops and backstory is given to how each ones ability is awakened you get really sucked in.

Sounds like I might want to check it out!

[ArthurAleksei]

@Lahin
Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou (His and Her Circumstances) or Karekano for short.

While a lot of shoujo stories depend on misunderstandings and other dull things to dramatize things, Karekano uses inner conflict awesomely and it has one of the greatest buildups and endings I've seen in romance stories so far.
From the journey to the conclusion, it resonated with me greatly.

I'm generally not a fan of the romance genre, but have on occasion read the occasionally shoujo, so I know it can be done well and be an interesting read.
I think I'll probably have to check this one out

[ble]

20th-century boys by Naoki Urasawa.

There are others I like, but they may never be finished lol, like Berserk or Vagabond.

[R.n.P]

Overall
Bleach
currently
Black Clover/kingdom (tied)
2nd would be berserk, mostly cause the dude doesnt upload frequently

[NickRowler]

20th Century Boys by Naoki Urasawa

[jayvendetta28]

Hunter x Hunter is definitely my favorite, although the current (and long hiatus) is making all of us (fans) desperate and sad for a continuation, as there are still many things we want to see and many unanswered mysteries

[jgreene2433]

I actually don't read, much manga(I was brought up on American comics) but of the few times I did dip my toe into the pool of manga Battle Royale was my favorite. I just had to put down everything else I was reading to finish this series, and it just stuck with me.

[foxnflames]

My favorite now is Attack on Titan. I’m excited for the anime when the final season starts soon

[paracosmosfiction]

Definitely Berserk. As dark as it is, there's something comforting about it. Guts is such a tragic character yet his persistence through hellish situations and nightmare scenarios is honestly very satisfying to watch.

[Luminescent]

Fruits Basket
The Wallflower (alternate english title: Perfect Girl Evolution)
A Bouquet For An Ugly Girl
Horimiya
Death Note

I read a lot of manga online lol but these are my absolute favorites that I'll read over and over!

[ghostmaya]

Full Metal Alchemist, Jojo, Hunter x hunter, Komi san, Anjou san, nagatoro~ I love Romance with Action~ <3

[DelythThomasArt]

Well I've gone through a fair few, in my teens Inuyasha, YuGiOh, YuYuHakasho were major titles for me that got me into Manga as a whole.

Later moving onto JJBA, The Girl From The Otherside, Berserk, Dororo, Black Jack and Junji Ito works.

[Moctemma]

Claymore is my favorite.

It's the only one I've read three times.

[nathanKmcwilliams]

One Piece (been following it for almost 3/4ths of it's run time)

Gintama

Eyeshield 21 (a severely underrated sports shounen. Features art from Yusuke Murata of the Opm reboot)

Biomeat:Nectar (great little sci-fi horror series)

Dragonball

[ArthurAleksei]

Berserk isn't quite my thing, but it sounds like a good read.

[ArthurAleksei]

Deathnote was one of my first manga reads. The first half/third was top-notch.