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@Halo Big chuckle.

@EOTFOFYL Time for you to raise to the challenge and become the "no fun allowed" MC of those stories in which normal people get superpowers.

Love me some oneshots. I'll include a few short story collections I'd personally recommend as well. - Rengoku no Ashe, by Spy x Family's Endou Tatsuya. - Kero Kero/Piyo Piyo, which is pretty much all of Mizukami's oneshots from before he started making full-length series (which was a long...

Strongly seconding Misu Misou/Hepatica. I have a very big soft spot for it.

The power to instantly communicate with anyone I want, regardless of time or place. Making people think they're going insane or prank-calling Charlemagne aside, even just the ability to call your future self for advice or warn your past self is stupidly overpowered. In a Many Worlds timeline it...

Can't go wrong with the classic.

Can't say I do. That godawful comment section was like a window back into the pile of shit that was the state of 2014-2015 "social commentary". Fair response on your part though, and good on you for sidestepping the usual over-discussed hot-button talking points that always get brought up...

Yorokobe, shounen.

Joke's on her, CBT's his thing.

Superior 'nade AR coming through.

1. Fujiyama-san is my go-to for drama-free relationship romance. 2. Read Ragna Crimson, "please". Sengoku Youko is also great, like much of Mizukami's stuff, and has the benefit of already being complete.

Glad to see my man Niku Drill get mainstream work.

@MawMaw Roughly equal to the number of them that win the MC bowl in romcoms.

@bigtiddyoneesan The worst alignment is also illiterate; unsurprising.

Get off my forum, Chaos scum.

Making this list I realized I really haven't read or found much in the way of good "war n' politics" Space Opera manga yet. Weird, compared to how much more popular it is in anime. Scientia - Neat little short story collection about positive takes on scifi concepts that are usually portrayed as...

What a good sister, looking out for him like that. I'm moved.

This is really stupid. But in kind of a fun way. The pulp setting is also great.

A lot when I used to bird ring. The stuff's nasty, and depending on the bird can be quite difficult to properly get off. Have your family ever found out of whatever niche, non-socially acceptable depravity you're into?

@IronDoge While there is something to be said about hegemonic culture that you're alluding to, I absolutely hate that sort of overly reductionist approach towards fiction, and even culture in general. Culture and even hyper-commercialized entertainment are far from being solely the results of...