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A historical adventure manga by Makoto Yukimura set during the Viking Age, serializing from 2005. It portrays an epic story of revenge, atonement, and peace through meticulous historical research and beautiful artwork. Achieving high acclaim domestically and internationally, with successful anime adaptation, it demonstrates manga's new possibilities.

A historical adventure manga by Makoto Yukimura set during the Viking Age, serializing from 2005. It portrays an epic story of revenge, atonement, and peace through meticulous historical research and beautiful artwork. Achieving high acclaim domestically and internationally, with successful anime adaptation, it demonstrates manga's new possibilities.

A historical manga by Yasuhisa Hara. Set in China's Warring States period, it follows the boy Shin aspiring to become a great general alongside the future First Emperor Ying Zheng. Its powerful battle scenes and passionate human drama made it a defining hit of seinen manga since the 2010s.

A historical adventure comedy manga by Sorachi Hideaki. Set in Edo-period Japan invaded by aliens, it creates a unique universe. Since 2004, loved for over 15 years through its blend of comedy and emotion. Its extended serialization significantly expanded Japanese manga's comedic possibilities. A masterwork transcending typical genre boundaries.

A historical adventure manga by Hara Yasuhisa, begun in 2006. Set during China's Qin Dynasty unification, it follows young soldier Shin pursuing his dream of universal conquest. Known for epic-scale battle depictions and complex characterization, it continues as a long-running series. Its anime adaptation garnered new popularity, becoming one of Jump's representative epics.

A pirate adventure manga by Eiichiro Oda. Since its serialization began in 1997, it has surpassed 500 million copies in circulation worldwide, earning a Guinness World Record as the best-selling manga. Its epic tale of friendship and freedom continues to captivate fans globally.

A ninja-themed manga by Masashi Kishimoto. The coming-of-age story of underdog Naruto aspiring to become Hokage has sold over 250 million copies worldwide. It is one of the most influential works in spreading Japanese ninja culture globally.