Tail of the Moon - Recommendations

Alt title: Tsuki no Shippo

Tail of the Moon

If you're looking for manga similar to Tail of the Moon, you might like these titles.

One Piece

One Piece

Long ago the infamous Gol D. Roger was the strongest and most powerful pirate on the seas. As he was about to be executed he revealed that he hid all of his wealth, including the legendary treasure known as One Piece, on an island at the end of the Grand Line - a treacherous and truly unpredictable sea. Monkey D. Luffy is a spirited, energetic and somewhat dim-witted young man with a very big dream: to find One Piece and become the Pirate King! However Luffy is no ordinary boy, as when he was younger he ate one of the Devil's Fruits and gained its power to become a Rubber Man. Now in this grand age of pirates Luffy sets out to gather a crew and sail to the most dangerous sea in the world so that he can fulfill his dream... and maybe even his appetite!

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like One Piece...

kittycat kittycat says...

Chaseing their dream is important to the people of One Piece and Usagi of Tail of the Moon and so are their nakama, but what awaits them at the end of the road. Will they chose their nakama over their dreams? Will they chase after their dreams? Or will they end up getting hold of their dreams with all of their friends?

Red River

Red River

For no apparent reason, fifteen-year-old Yuri Suzuki is suddenly snatched out of her modern world by a pair of hands emerging out of the water. She is transported back to Hattusa, the Hittite Empire's capitol, during the time of the Bronze Age; its queen, Nakia, wishes to use Yuri has a human sacrifice. The only way Yuri can survive is by becoming the concubine to the Prince of the Empire, and Ishtar to the people of the Empire. With danger at every turn and her heart torn, will Yuri decide to stay in Hattusa, or try to find her way back home?

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like Red River...

kittycat kittycat says...

Falling in love is not easy for Red River's Yuri Suzuki and Usagi from Tail of the Moon when the men they want are amongst the most wanted bachelors around. Will these boys get together with the girls or will the girls end up being left behind?

Rurouni Kenshin

Rurouni Kenshin

Rurouni Kenshin is the story of a revolutionary patriot fighting to conceal his bloody past in the new Meiji era of Japan. Battosai Himura's role in the revolution was so infamous that it earned him the title ‘Hitokiri' (Manslayer). To put that fearful name and his past behind him, Himura returned to his original name of Kenshin, reversing the blade on his sword to make it non-lethal, swearing to never take another life and beginning again as an ordinary rurouni (wandering samurai). He meets Kaoru Kamiya, a spirited girl who runs the local dojo and is the first of several friends to accept him for who he is, not who he was. But Kenshin's past will not leave him alone, and with old rivals remerging, groups attempting to shatter the hard earned peace, and those with desire to face the legendary Battousai, all chasing after Kenshin, can he protect those he cares about and still maintain his oath?

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like Rurouni Kenshin...

kittycat kittycat says...

Love is around the corner for the young people in Rurouni Kenshin and Tsuki no Shippo (aka Tail of the Moon), but how can they stay together? With the bloody paths that they have chosen, will it only depend on fate to decide what will happen? Or can these young people decide their future on their own?

Rave Master

Rave Master

Haru Glory lives peacefully on Garage Island with his sister. One day, Haru fishes a strange dog-like creature named Plue out of the ocean, and soon after meets its master, an old man named Shiba. With this man comes terrible news: the world is in peril, for the evil organization Demon Card is attempting to conquer it with power-giving stones known as Dark Bring. To combat this threat Shiba has spent much of his life fighting back with Rave, a Holy Bring; and the Ten Commandments, a sword it powers. When members of Demon Card arrive at the island, Shiba discovers that Rave and the Ten Commandments will now only respond to Haru, making the young boy the new Rave Master. Armed with newfound power, Haru and Plue set forth to put a stop to Demon Card.  

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like Rave Master...

kittycat kittycat says...

Leaving the home they have always known and going on a wild adventure seems easy for both Usagi and Haru, but is it really as easy as they think?

Basara

Basara

In a post-apocalyptic Japan where nothing but desert spans the horizon, prophecy tells of an unborn child named Tatara who will restore abundance and wealth to the land. Tatara is born in the small village of Byakko, alongside a twin sister Sasara; but after the Red King sends an army and kills the boy, it's up to Sasara to secretly take his role and live as Tatara. Now, she must defeat the Emperor and his four sons to give the land back to the people, but she also finds herself falling in love with Shuri, a mysterious man from a hot spring she visits. Can Sasara bring hope back to her people?

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like Basara...

whispers0fdarkness whispers0fdarkness says...

Both of these story are set in feudal Japan. Also they both have a lot of action and romance.

Sailor Moon

Sailor Moon

A thousand years ago, The Dark Kingdom, led by Queen Beryl, attacked the Moon Kingdom. Utterly ravaged, Serenity, the Queen of the Moon, sent the souls of her daughter Princess Serenity, the members of her court, her lover and her guardians to Earth to be reborn. One thousand years later, the Dark Kingdom returns and begins to steal energy to wake its own dark Queen Metallia. Sensing that evil forces are nearby, Luna, a guardian of the princess, finds the bumbling and lazy Tsukino Usagi and awakens the soldier within her known as Sailor Moon. While they battle evil and search for the other sailor senshi, Sailor Moon must learn how to be brave, gain strength and search for the Moon Princess!

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like Sailor Moon...

kittycat kittycat says...

Always being stuck in the middle of a fight, it’s a wonder why Usagi (from Sailor Moon) and Usagi (from Tail of The Moon) are able to be happy-go-lucky kind of girls that don’t like they have ever seen, none the less been in any kind of fight in their entire life.

Candy Life

Candy Life

When Makoto’s boyfriend ran away with her money and she was fired from her job, she thought her luck was over. That is, until she fell into the ocean while drunk and was rescued by a charming, rich and older man who decides to mold her into a perfect lady to marry! However, for the ordinary Makoto this proves difficult and she soon finds herself in bed with Aito, a rebellious teen… and unbeknownst to her, the son of her fiancée! Now that the three of them are living in the same house, Makoto finds her heart in turmoil. Who will she choose to love?

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like Candy Life...

sothis sothis says...

Though Candy Life and Tail of the Moon have different demographics (josei vs shoujo, respectively) and thus have a difference in mature elements and sexual material, I think both are decent recs for each other. Each involves a girl who must try to fit the perfect role of someone she is not (a ninja and a 'lady'), with plenty of romance and love triangles abounding.

Goong

Goong

The monarchy was abolished long ago in Korea – but what if it still existed to this day? Chae-Kyung lives in such a world where Korea’s palaces are filled with royalty and the crown prince Shin has transferred into her school. Her initial run-in with the boy is unpleasant to say the least; but what’s worse, Chae-Kyung soon discovers that she and Shin are forced to be married due to a promise their grandparents made! How can a simple commoner learn to live the life of a princess when she can’t stand her newly beloved husband?

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like Goong...

sothis sothis says...

Though Tail of the Moon is set in feudal times and Goong is present day, both involve girls who are forced into relationships of sorts that they don't have much desire to be in; yet soon they find their feelings changing. Plenty of shoujo for all!

Stepping on Roses

Stepping on Roses

Poor Sumi Kitamura… Her irresponsible older brother Eisuke keeps bringing home orphans for her to take care of even though they can barely afford their own basic needs! Just when Sumi's financial problems become dire, wealthy Soichiro Ashida enters her life with a bizarre proposition: he'll provide her with the money she so desperately needs if she agrees to marry him. But can Sumi fool high society into thinking she's a proper lady? Moreover, is it worth giving up everything for this sham of a marriage?

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like Stepping on Roses...

kawkaw kawkaw says...

Considering it's written by the same person, it is not surprising that the two would have coinciding themes. Both have the semi-forbidden love feel, the barrier of the heart (if you will). Both main characters have a clumsy air about them and both have some sort of creeper hanging on to a past relationship with said heroine and wishing for things that could have been. I must say however, the creeper in HdBwF is much more excessive *gets chill*. Liked him at first but...ANYWAY.

Tenkuu Seiryuu

Tenkuu Seiryuu

The Lord of Sanwa's son Lamkha saves Kanan, who collapsed on the road, and brings her home. In Sanwa, where the Messengers of Heaven or Flying Serpents roam the skies, a legend has been passed down the generations. According to the legend, a Holy Dragon fell from the heavens following a battle against a Black Dragon and was buried in Sanwa. What is the truth behind the legend?

1 vote

I agree

Reasons you might like Tenkuu Seiryuu...

Mewba Mewba says...

These mangas are pretty similar. (Although, I prefer Tenkuu Seiryuu)

Both feature a very strong and handsome tsundere male character who has a tendency to shout and snap at people, but still has a good heart. And both have a short, flat-chested girl following them around.

They are both set in the past and both have plenty of action, adventure, comedy, and (of course) romance. Though, the romance and comedy aren't as prevalent in Tenkuu.

Where Tail of the Moon is more about ninjas, Tenkuu Seiryuu is more about 'holy dragons'.

Both have an exciting plot and involve powerplays, more or less.

Both good reads! I reccommend to all. (especially Tenkuu Seiryuu)