Like every year, various television networks organize surveys to study and analyze the tastes of users who use their content on a daily basis. This time it was the Japanese TV Asahi that invited its viewers to vote the 100 best manga of all timeand here is the total ranking.
The top shown below represents a partial and limited view of the Japanese borders, based on a total of 150,000 responses from unique users. Let’s see the top ten positions together.
ONE PIECE
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Slam Dunk Detective Conan
Dragon Ball
Attack on Titan Naruto Haikyuu!
Fullmetal Alchemist
Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure
Once again the work of Eiichiro Oda, ONE PIECE, ranks first reiterating its undisputed position with over 33,000 votes, followed by the phenomenon Demon Slayer with 29,000 and Slam Dunk, the spokon signed by Takehiko Inoue, who returned to the cinema with The First Slam Dunk, a film capable of rekindling the passion of long-standing fans. Moving from the podium we find the mystery Detective Conan by Gosho Aoyama, now at over 1100 chapters, the shonen par excellence Dragon Ball by Akira Toriyama, and Attack on Titan by Hajime Isayama, one of the most discussed manga of recent years. It is not surprising to then see Naruto, Fullmetal Alchemist and Jojo, shonen famous all over the world, while the presence of another spokon, Haikyuu, is striking! focused on volleyball.
Here are the remaining 90 manga series most appreciated by Japanese readers:
11. Hunter x Hunter
12. Gintama
13. Kingdom
14. World Trigger
15. Doraemon
16. My Hero Academia
17. Yu Yu Hakusho
18. Black Jack
19. Jujutsu Kaisen
20. Natsume of Spirits
21. Maya’s big dream
22. Ken the Warrior
23. Bleach
24. Touch
25. The Phoenix
26. Banana Fish
27. The Rose of Versailles
28. Inuyasha
29. Rocky Joe
30. Dragon Quest: Dai’s Adventure
31. Kenshin Samurai Vagabondo
32. Cara dolce Kyoko
33. Zatch Bell
34. The Poe Clan
35. KochiKame
36. Golgo 13
37. Sazae-san
38. The Giants star
39. Astro Boy
40. Golden Kamuy
41. Tokyo Ghoul
42. Mr. Baseball
43. The Quintessential Quintuplets
44. Jenny the tennis player
45. Doubutsu no Oisha-san
46. The Promised Neverland
47. Hajime no Ippo
48. Ushio e Tora
49. Master Keaton
50. Kaguya-sama: Love is War
51. Assassination Classroom
52. Kuroko’s Basketball
53. Black Butler
54. The Prince of Tennis
55. A fashionable girl
56. Candy Candy
57. City Hunter
58. Chainsaw Man
59. Nodame Cantabile
60. Kiseiju – The Uninvited Guest
61. Lum
62. Card Captor Sakura
63. Kinnikuman
64. Bungo Stray Dogs
65. Fairy Tail
66. Night Heartbeat – Ransie the Witch
67. Tutor Hitman Reborn!
68. Hoshin Engi
69. Cyborg 009
70. Boys over Flowers
71. Super Robot 28
72. H2
73. Galaxy Express 999
74. Devilman
75. Magi the Labyrinth of Magic
76. Oishinbo
77. Abu-san
78. The battleship Yamato
79. Basara
80. Captain
81. Barbaric Legend
82. Hikaru no Go
83. Major
84. Fire Force
85. Hanako kun – I Sette misteri dell’Accademia Kamome
86. Karakuri Circus
87. Fruits Basket
88. Kaze no Daichi
89. Yukan Club
90. Aria
91. Berserk
92. Macaroni Spinach
93. Princess Knight
94. Rent-A-Girlfriend
95. D. Gray-Man
96. Happen Dance
97. Capitan Tsubasa
98. I am not an Angel
99. A March of Lions
100. Dr. Stone
In the ranking there is a substantial preference towards shonen, but there is no shortage of them masterpieces suitable for a more mature audience such as Go Nagai’s Devilman, Berserk by the late Kentaro Miura, or Golgo 13 by Takao Saito. Among the most relevant shojo we highlight the presence of The Roses of Versailles by Riyoko Ikeda. And do you agree with the results? Which positions don’t convince you? Tell us in the comments.
2023-12-28 19:54:22
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