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15th CenturyThese Historical manga are set in the 15th century. |
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16th CenturyThese Historical manga are set in the 16th century. |
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17th CenturyThese Historical manga are set in the 17th century. |
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18th CenturyThese Historical manga are set in the 18th century. |
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19th CenturyThese Historical manga take place in the 19th century. |
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1P Comic1P comics are a type of 4-koma manga that presents four panels per comic strip, stacked on top of each other vertically. 1P comics include single strip per page. |
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4-koma4-koma manga present four panels per comic strip that traditionally are the same size and stack on top of each other vertically. These titles are usually gag manga, with a single joke or self-contained story in each strip, and little to no continuity between the strips. |
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AbstractAbstract works are generally intellectual in nature and rooted in imagination or philosophy, portraying a unique message or theme. As such, they don't necessarily focus on traditional narration, characterization, or development, presenting unique, unconventional or vivid visual styles instead. |
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ActingThese manga feature characters who love to act. The protagonists may be amateur or famous actors in TV, film or other media; performers in a travelling drama troupe; or students who love to perform in their school's drama club. |
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ActionAction is about conflict. Whether with guns, blades, fists, or mysterious powers, these manga feature characters in combat - either to protect themselves or the things or people they value, or simply as a way of life. |
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Adapted to AnimeThese manga or light novels were directly adapted to an anime. |
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Adult CouplesThese manga feature romantic or sexual relationships between two adults. |
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Adult IndustryThese manga explore the adult entertainment industry. Characters might be voice actors for an erogame, or work in the erotic film industry, or write hentai manga. |
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AdventureIn these manga, characters embark on a journey to explore the world or to search for something. These wanderers travel to many places and meet new people, often encountering hardships along the way, or discovering strengths and weaknesses about themselves that are revealed throughout the adventure. |
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AfricaThese manga predominantly or fully take place in Africa. |
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Age GapThese manga showcase a relationship where the characters are in two different age groups, based on societal norms. While not always the case, these characters sometimes must overcome challenges or societal stigma associated with the Age Gap. |
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Age TransformationCharacters in these manga experience transformations that alter their age, be they through magical or other means. |
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AgingThese manga address issues that middle-aged and elderly people face. Common themes include dealing with declining health, losing a life-long spouse, or having a mid-life crisis. More upbeat topics can include enjoying retirement, learning to adjust to modern times, or becoming a parent later in life. |
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AgricultureThese manga explore the occupations, issues and lifestyles related to agriculture and farming. They frequently take place on a farm or in the countryside, and follow protagonists that learn or practice skills such as tilling the earth or taking care of barnyard animals. |
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AlcoholAlcohol is the subject of these manga. The story might take place in a Bar, where beer, wine, or spirits are served to patrons. Characters in these manga might run a brewery, or are sommeliers, alcoholics, or simply enjoy the experience of drinking alcohol. These manga may offer step-by-step Recipes for how to make cocktails or alcoholic beverages. |
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AlcoholismAlcoholism, a dependence on Alcohol, is a main subject of these manga. Characters in these manga may be alcoholics, or they may be related to or are in a relationship with someone who suffers from the disease. |
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Alice in WonderlandThese manga are heavily or loosely influenced by Lewis Carroll's 1865 publication Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, or its sequel Through the Looking-Glass. They range between true adaptations, alternate versions, parodies, or stories that take place in a new setting that heavily mimics or alludes to Alice's journey. |
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AliensThe universe is vast, and it's easy to imagine that there might be non-human life on distant worlds. Whether physically similar to mankind or vastly different, these works feature beings born on other worlds. Manga that take place on Earth might encounter unexpected visitors with unknown intentions; or on the homeworld of another culture, human beings are the Aliens. |
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All-Boys SchoolCharacters in these manga attend an all-boys school. |
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All-Girls SchoolCharacters in these manga attend an all-girls school. |
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AmericaThese manga predominantly or fully take place in the United States of America. |
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AmnesiaCharacters with amnesia have partial or full memory loss. These manga feature characters that suffer from amnesia due to an injury or trauma, an Illness, or a Supernatural occurrence. |
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Amusement ParkThese manga take place in an amusement park, whether it's functioning or abandoned. |
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Ancient ChinaThese manga take place in China during ancient or imperial times, or are set in a world similar to ancient China. Some works may be influenced or inspired by famous Chinese novels such as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" or "Journey to the West", Chinese mythology, or historical figures from Chinese history. Common themes involve the happenings within the imperial court, waging war and forging political alliances, dynastic politics, and palace intrigue. Ancient China is a common setting for Wuxia titles. |
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AndroidsAndroids are artificially-created beings that are made to look and act like humans - in advanced cases, they are indistinguishable. As machines, they are often shown as possessing stronger logic and reasoning than real humans; however, this logic can also limit them, as they can have difficulty processing emotional concepts or social relationships. These manga feature Androids in starring roles, either as main characters or as important elements of the plot or setting. |
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AndrophobiaAndrophobia is defined as an irrational fear of men. In these manga, characters with the disorder have extreme reactions to the men in their lives, from panicking to having an intense allergic reaction to anything in between. |
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AngelsWinged, haloed angels from heaven are the focus of these manga. |
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Animal AbuseThese manga show one or more instances of animal abuse: animals might be denied their basic physical needs, killed without need, or tortured for pleasure. |
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Animal CharacteristicsThese manga feature human-like beings that possess animal characteristics, such as animal ears, tails, or other body parts not normally found on people. Catgirls are a common example. |