Noblesse - Recommendations

homakp says...

same writer, same illustrator. that should be enough to give a try.

both main characters have supernatural abilities. there are mysteries about the past.

the differense is the main character of Ability, is more like frankenstein than Rai. in fact, there's still no character in ability similar to main character of Noblesse.

Ability is yet new so it still has not gotten as strong as Noblesse, but it's strong point is that it's more realistic (so far). and i think it's the most similar Manhwa to Noblesse.

Brad says...

The writer and illustrator are the same in each series, which will likely be enough of a reason for fans of Noblesse to give Ability a shot.

Both series feature supernaturally powered characters with a hint of mystery and intrigue over their past. Ability is really early in it's run, but it seems more action focused, and lacking in the great comedy that Noblese has. You could also accuse it of being a little too slow, and maybe missing a brilliant plot hook to keep the reader interested, although it appears to be getting a bit better recently.

That said, Ability is worth a read, just don't expect it to come roaring out of the blocks. And on the off chance you haven't read Noblesse, then definitely give that one a try, it's a seriously good read.

ShogunAssassin says...

Both are done by the same manhwaga (Korean mangaka you can say) and even characters from both look very similar to eachother, such as Un (Ability) and Reigis (Noblesse).  Both are also fairly slow paced at the beginning, as it provides a little REALISTIC character devlopment (the main character in Ability doesn't immediately become OP strong within the first set of chapters, it takes time realitically) so if you don't mind that and actually prefer it, your good to go.  Also both have very interesting stories, especially Noblesse where it indeed takes a while to find out all the details of the MC's (Rai's) past, which is actually a good thing since it gives time for character development (and there are quite a lot of characters_ and then later provides flashbacks.  Either way, if you like either one there is a very low possibility you won't like the other.

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Meizzey says...

Surprisingly enough nobody still recommended them. 

Both are works of same author, but different artists.

They are both funny, have a lot of great fighting scenes, great story in general and of course, similar themes with people who have unique and strong abilities.

panziface says...

While the story lines and premise are completely different, in both the author has included stretches of their daily lives and domesticity in between all the great action scenes. While I love the action, it is the snippets of their lives in between that makes me fall in love with the characters. 

I am also sucker for redemption arcs for misguided characters and found families which feature in both. 

homakp says...

Both have :

Same author.

Male leads who are smart, powerful, have a strong bond and protect e/o. They also make great friends and comrades along their journey.

Action-packed. Lots of one on one fight scenes with great depiction (although in this regard, Noblesse is superior imo) between individuals of various organizations.

bookluver0529 says...

Op character. Full color. Web comic. Noblesse has a grown up who goes to school to learn, Black Haze has a child (that can turn kind of grown up) that goes to a school to protect someone. Black Haze is shorter than Noblesse but is still ongoing.

Chairrypie says...

Both are great shonens and are both webtoons involving some sort of magic as well as an MC that has my fav hidden identity trope and are pretty OP compared to the other characters.

Black haze:

- art is bad at first but improves throughout the series

- has a good amount of chapters but only has one story arc so far so the characters and the story are not as fleshed out yet

Noblesse:

- slow start with strange but detailed art in the beginning which changes as u get farther into the series (from detailed western comic style to still well drawn typical anime style)

- has lots of chapters and at least three story arcs so there is more story and character development

pin3appl333 says...

The MC of Noblesse is also extremly OP and he also just wants to protect the people he loves (in his case his friends) and his high school life (wich he is also completely new to). Nobody can read his emotions too (accept for his friends). So even though it´s fantasy, I think it is a lot like Mercenary Enrollment.

Noblesse has also a lot of humor and the combanation of 'normal' high school life and the awesome fights (because the fight are really cool) is also really well done. The art isn´t the best in the first chapters (it´s not bad, just not incredible), but it impoves a lot throughout the series and at the end of the series it is incredibly well done. So I really recommend it.

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ju0ni says...

Both include people with non human powers who are fighting the bad guys so that they don't destroy the world / humanity.

Good art style and fighting scenes and characters that are very likeable. 

ju0ni says...

Both have great art styles and a good amount of fighting scenes. They both have people doing questionable things for the "good" of humanity (mostly themselves). 

ju0ni says...

Both have great art styles and characters. Both include really good fighting scenes. Both have people doing questionable things for the "good" of humanity. 

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fnaftheory says...

Both stories contain the perfect blend of action, adventure and surprising amounts of comedy. The characters are endearing, even the ones who seem unlikeable at first glance, and you're bound to tear up at least once from the heartfelt moments.