So lately I have been looking for people in the community who read the same manga that I do. Lately I've been reading and watching Sora no Otoshimono (Heaven's Lost Property) and I am hoping someone else watches it. If people have any manga to suggest for me to read, post it in the comments. See you on the Fields of Justice! -Tezla
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I always lean to Shonen a bit more than anything (not naruto though) my favorite being Fairy Tail. But if you don't like that scene try Code Geass, very good anime that will absolutely get to you.
As far as manga goes, Ability, Claymore, Mondaijitachi ga Isekai kara Kuru sou desu yo? Z (Problem children are falling from the sky again aren't they?) and Magi are also very good.
I haven't heard of Heaven's Lost Property before, I'll check it out!
I've never seen or heard of HLP, but I'm pretty open to genres and will give it a try by your recommendation.
I thoroughly enjoyed both the Monogatari light novels as well as the anime series, though it'd be hard to pin it to one genre (It changes with every set). There's a bit of action here and there in the Anime, but it leans much closer to a psychological drama and I'd classify it as such overall. Some of the sets have fanservice, while others barely even have sprinkles. Some are more serious, while others are lighthearted and comical.
Bakuman is a very nice manga/anime, it's about people trying to make it in the manga world. I also read all the mainstream stuff, Naruto, One Piece, Fairy Tail, Beelzebub, etc.
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Now I realize that HLP may look weird but truly I like it for the story and the angels themselves not anything they have I am in no way a "pervert" but later in the series some new characters appear and the emotional side of the story is what I like the most.
Edit: Don't watch the first episode, that episode is one of the worst. Watch one of the episodes from the 2nd season, Tomo is less pervy and the show is more emotional; my favorite part of the show.
Elfen Lied is a good manga, specially if you really actually understand it. From what many have written about it, they failed to understand what it was really about.
