Some Psychological Manga Recommendations

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Some psychological manga recommendations.

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Homunculus is a story where it makes you wanna read all night to see how it’ll all end and then realize it’s 5 am and now you have unlocked a new trauma

kirosoir

The Punpun description was perfect. Punpun is a very happy manga that had me dying of laughter. If your looking for a good time, definetly read Punpun it is a masterpiece that always puts a smile on my face when I read the last 20 chapters. So go read goodnight punpun its amazing

Sammy.Bunting

Homunculus is a mind-bending masterpiece that delves deep into the human psyche. It's a journey through the darkest corners of the mind that leaves you questioning reality. This manga is pure psychological brilliance!

vaibhavkumar

Homunculus:
Storytelling 9/10
Artwork9/10
WTF moments 10/10

sipu

"Back when you called us devils" is the best manga I read in recent years. It's also a finished work. Instantly took the spot of the 4th best manga I ever read, below Kokou no Hito and the two other usual suspects.

isnt

The way you described oyasumi punpun cracked me up 🤣🤣

anirudhverma

Come on ! Why nobody is talking about Oshimi Shuzo. Talking about psychological manga Flower of Evil and A trail of blood are both Psychological masterpiece for me. His way to make characters go slowly crazy and how he is showing the aftermath so realistically is just genius.

tabascoco

It's interesting to hear you talk about Shamo, especially the ending, because although I agree that it's a flawed story from many standpoints, I believe Ryou as a character remains extremely complex even when the events might feel a bit off. For me, the beauty of his character comes from the fact that he refuses to change; in fact, he refuses to explore any of his trauma at all throughout the first parts of the story, always trying to ignore the hallucinations he has of his parents, all of this while developing a self-destructive philosophy of doing anything and everything to survive. We can describe Ryou as incredibly misguided, as there are many instances where he is shown as a person with the potential to do good. Of course, these could be deemed character inconsistencies, but you could argue that these good decisions that he rarely takes are a way to show the duality of his character. It is very important to note that until the last part of the story, Ryou does not find one person who could entirely save him from his darkness. Not even Toma, who went out of his way to find Ryou and try to befriend him, and failed in pulling Ryou out of the dark because he didn't fully understand his nature, the fight between them portrays that. The girl that he meets on the street is the only person with whom Ryou feels a connection throughout the story, and that's why he starts to improve himself and his character close to the end. There is a scene where he has another hallucination of his parents followed by another hallucination of his master while he is standing by the sea, and if I'm not mistaken, he follows the master into the sea. This is, for me, a representation of Ryou finally changing and confronting his trauma. The ending as a whole is horrible due to the brothers being very poorly written, but the final moments that we see of Ryou I actually find extremely beautiful because of the tragic irony of his character. The fact that, for the first time in over 300 chapters, he reflects on his past and discovers himself after doing all he can to mentally ignore the past makes his death compelling to me. I find the conclusion of Shamo a metaphorical tragedy of how neglection of oneself can affect you, of how we can meet the right and the wrong people in our lives, and how past and regret work, but simultaneously how the notion of fate can mistreat you.

wgsqbxy

The description you gave of oyasumi punpun sent a chill down my spine, not because of the obviously sarcastic line but cause of the memories flooding through and remembering the time i couldn't sleep peacefully in the nights thinking about punpun. It's the greatest manga ever made for me, it gave me nightmares i can't forget and made me fall in love with manga as a medium

Notsolukewarm

Would've liked to see Usogui mentioned here aswell. It's a very underrated manga in terms of it's psychological themes.

gex

Every manga he talked abt
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Wanitokagegisu

Punpun

Mpd Psycho

My Dearest Self With Malice Aforethought

Paranoia Star

Homonuclus

Shamo

Our Happy Time

selfexploration

I just want to appreciate the quality of your videos. I really like the style and how relaxing it is. The first 30 seconds are a masterpiece and I re-watch it 3 or 4 times.

maxim_

Hey Masked, just wanted to say that it's not called Multiple Personality Disorder anymore. It was changed in the 90s to Dissociative Identity Disorder.

infamousshinkicker

Freesia is also an interesting one to read. Its pretyyyy indepth into what its trying to portray to its reader.

Brea_D

Homunculus I'm only 3 volumes deep so far and gotta say this type of story has been really enthralling and kept me wondering what's to come and show up next like how he helped that one guy early on was great but can't imagine what I'd look like through his new power or want to have that power yourself oh my god man

SamTheGumMan