CATDOLL: Hot discussion among netizens: How to recommend comics to beginners? "Three Palaces and Six Courtyards" is a forbidden area

As an anime lover, have you ever recommended your favorite comics to others? If the other person is also a comics lover, it’s OK, but if the other person has never read comics, or is a novice, what kind of anime should you recommend to them? Therefore, recently some Japanese netizens have discussed: Which comics are suitable for beginners?

1: 名无しさん@おーぷん2016/05/01(日)21:24:56 ID:5PL

You can often see topics like "Top 10 comedy movies for beginners" and "Novel recommendations for beginners". So if you have never read comics before, which works are more helpful for beginners? The standard is "It doesn't matter whether it is finished or not, and it is limited to Japanese works."

7:名无しさん@おーぷん2016/05/01 (Sunday) 21:25:50 ID:Izb

First of all, I would definitely go to Osamu Tezuka's movies. Movies like "Firebird" and "Black Jack" are all very classic, and even ordinary people can be attracted by the plot. If you are interested in sports, you can also start with "Slam Dunk", which will definitely not be a loss.

12:名无しさん@おーぷん2016/05/01(日)21:27:09 ID:IrI

Needless to say, everyone knows "One Piece". There is also "Dragon Ball". After watching it, at least it is no problem for you to get started, and then you can find some similar works. Oh, by the way, Takahashi Rumiko's works are also good.

13:名无しさん@おーぷん2016/05/01(日)21:27:18 ID:3wr

First of all, it depends on what type of movies you are interested in. I personally recommend Hikaru no Go, after all, it has a great influence. If you are interested in technology, I recommend watching Space Brothers.

2. コメント2016-05-05 13:38

If you start with a super long story, it may seem unfriendly. Then I think you can read the relatively short "Dream Eater", so that you can understand the comic industry, and then you will have a different feeling when reading other works. As for other works, you can read "Fullmetal Alchemist", "Naruto", "Doraemon" and so on.

17. コメントMay 05, 2016 19:30

To say it is an entry-level game depends on one’s age. If you are a child, then it must be the blue fat man. If you are a junior high school student, then watch "Tenjo Tenge". For high school students, I recommend "Lucky Star". The next one is "One Piece". However, if you are a middle school student, then "Pokemon", "Bleach", "Death Note" and "Gamble Apocalypse" are the order.