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 1. MUSHISHI Manga Story: An episodic series about a man named Ginko, who travels from place to place, researching supernatural creatures called Mushi and helping people who are plagued by them. A deceptively quiet manga, this one will draw you in with its powerful, human-focused storytelling. 2.  VAMPIRE KNIGHT Manga Story: Where are all my vampire lovers at? I know you’re out there. This manga is for you. Yuki Cross has no memory of her life before she was saved from a rogue vampire attack by a Pureblood vampire. As a result, she grew up believing that humans and vampires can co-exist peacefully. But as it turns out, her beliefs and even her trust may be sorely misplaced. 3.  YONA OF THE DAWN Manga Story: Set in a fantasy world heavily influenced by Korean culture, the story begins with the sheltered Princess Yona. Her innocence is ripped away when her father is murdered by her childhood friend, Soo-Won, who she’d one day hoped to marry. Yona, with her other childhood friend and body

  1. ATTACK ON TITAN Manga Story: Isayama took the manga world by storm with his post-apocalyptic vision of a faltering human race besieged by man-eating giants. The plot has evolved since that initial premise; it’s now filled with conspiracies, a questionable exploration of oppression, and even more questionable parallels to real-life history, but those early volumes remain of the best manga portrayals of action-packed survival and adventure. 2. ONE-PUNCH MAN   Manga Story: A semi-satirical look at the superhero genre,  One-Punch Man  follows Saitama, a once-average young man who trains himself to become a superhero. Unfortunately, he’s become so overwhelmingly strong that he defeats everyone with a single punch. Facing no challenges, Saitama now faces existential ennui, even as he joins a superhero organization to protect the world from monsters and supervillains. 3. DEVILMAN BY GO NAGAI Manga Story: Originally published in the 1970s,  Devilman  has spawned countless spin-offs and an

  # 1 Gildarts   I think of Gildarts as Natsu's mentor. Anyways he is awesome. Proof for this is that the entire city has to "re-decorate" for Gildarts to simply walk through it he is that awesome! # 2 Kisuke Urahara Kisuke Urahara is the mentor character in Bleach. The reason I love Kisuke is his cool personality, badass sword, incredible powers and kick-ass hat. #3 Cross Cross has everything a cool character should have. An awesome outfit, cool hair, powerful weapons and a Phantom of the Opera Mask. # 4 Franken Stein Dr. Stein the mad meister. Like Cross he has everythin a cool character should have, plus his insane. He can master any weapon, including Deathschytes. That's awesome. # 5 Kakashi Hatake Kakashi of the Sharingan. Kakshi is not only a cool character, he is  also a BADASS! character. He has spiky white hair, wears a mask and has the coolest atttack in the Narutoverse! CHIDORI!!!!!!!

   1. Mai (Mai, The Psychic Girl) Manga Story: Mai Kuju is your typical junior high school girl except she has telekinesis (despite the English title saying she is psychic). Though she loosely uses her powers to humor herself, the consequences of such seemingly innocent actions have gained the attention of an evil organization known as the Thirteen Wisdom Alliance, who wish to use her abilities to take over the world. Out of fear, she must run to avoid capture. During her run, she will make some new friends and she will learn from them how to responsibly control her powers. For some of you younger readers that probably don’t know, Mai was one of the first mangas fully published in English. For starters, a good percentage of the art style of this manga does come across as a little cartoony compared to the realism that Ikegami-sensei is famous for. Mai is drawn in a more “traditional” anime/manga style, but it is a great way of demonstrating that she is young and still shows some of the