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12 manga like Blue Flag

Picked for the same feel: the genres they share with Blue Flag (romance, slice of life, boys’ love), the same creators, and what readers keep together. Each opens where it is read legally.

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  1. A Silent Voice
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    1. A Silent Voice

    by Yoshitoki Oima

    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    In primary school, Shoya Ishida bullied a deaf classmate, Shoko, until she transferred away, and then the class turned on him. Years later, lonely and ashamed, he sets out to find her and make amends. A moving story about guilt, forgiveness and learning to face other people again.

    Read on K MANGAOpen
  2. Blue Period
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    2. Blue Period

    by Tsubasa Yamaguchi

    • Drama (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Yatora is a popular student with good grades who feels nothing about any of it. Then he paints Tokyo at dawn the way it looks to him — blue — and for the first time he feels something. He sets his sights on Japan's hardest art university: a story about the hard work behind talent.

    Read on K MANGAOpen
  3. Skip and Loafer
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    3. Skip and Loafer

    by Misaki Takamatsu

    • Comedy
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Mitsumi, the top student from a tiny seaside town, moves to Tokyo for high school with a ten-year plan and no idea how the city works. On her first day she gets lost, and Shima, a charming classmate with secrets of his own, helps her out. A bright, funny story about friendship and finding your feet, with a heroine who stumbles a lot and never stays down.

    Read on K MANGAOpen
  4. Haimiya Is Scary Cute
    Slice of Life · School Life

    4. Haimiya Is Scary Cute

    by Kamiyama Sumu

    • Comedy
    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Everyone at school is afraid of Haimiya, the upperclassman with the piercings, the grey wolf cut and the blunt Kansai dialect. For some reason she is gentle with exactly one person: him. A romantic comedy about a scary, sweet senpai.

    Read on MANGA UP!Open
  5. The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity
    Slice of Life · School Life

    5. The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity

    by Saka Mikami

    • Comedy
    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Rintaro goes to a rough boys' school whose students everyone looks down on, and the elite girls' academy next door has a strict rule: stay away from them. Then a girl from that academy, Kaoruko, starts coming to his family's cake shop and treats him like nobody else does. A gentle romance about two kind people on either side of a fence, and the friends who slowly start to cross it with them.

    Read on K MANGAOpen
  6. Akira Failing in Love
    Slice of Life · School Life

    6. Akira Failing in Love

    by Harekawa Shinta

    • Comedy
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Akira comes back to the countryside for high school with one plan: win over her childhood crush. He likes her back. She is far too dense to notice. A romantic comedy about two fools in love.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  7. Komi Can't Communicate
    Slice of Life · School Life

    7. Komi Can't Communicate

    by Tomohito Oda

    • Comedy
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Everyone at school admires Shoko Komi from a distance. Only her ordinary classmate Tadano notices the truth: she is not aloof at all, just so anxious she can barely speak. She wants a hundred friends, and he promises to help her make every one of them, in a gentle, very funny school comedy.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  8. Bakuman
    Slice of Life · School Life

    8. Bakuman

    by Tsugumi Ohba, Takeshi Obata

    • Comedy
    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Moritaka can draw; his classmate Akito can write. Akito wants them to become manga artists together, and Moritaka — who just promised the girl he likes that they will marry once his manga becomes an anime — says yes. From the creators of Death Note, a story about making manga for Weekly Shonen Jump itself: deadlines, editors, reader surveys and rivals, told like a sports series.

    Read on MANGA PlusOpen
  9. Kimi ni Todoke: From Me to You
    Slice of Life · School Life

    9. Kimi ni Todoke: From Me to You

    by Karuho Shiina

    • Comedy
    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Sawako's shy manner and resemblance to a horror-film character make classmates keep their distance. A friendly boy's kindness gives her the courage to reach out, beginning friendships she never thought possible. This school romance follows the awkward, rewarding work of letting other people know who you are.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  10. Blue Box
    Slice of Life · School Life

    10. Blue Box

    by Kouji Miura

    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)
    • Sports

    Taiki Inomata plays badminton, and he has a crush on Chinatsu Kano, the basketball star he sees training every morning in the gym they share. Then, by chance, she comes to live in his family's house. A gentle, heartfelt romance about first love, early mornings and chasing a dream.

    Read on MANGA PlusOpen
  11. My Love Story!!
    Slice of Life · School Life

    11. My Love Story!!

    by Kazune Kawahara, Aruko

    • Comedy
    • Romance (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Takeo is strong, kind and accustomed to being overlooked in romance beside his handsome best friend. Helping a girl named Yamato changes that familiar pattern in ways he struggles to recognise. A warm romantic comedy about sincerity, friendship and learning to accept affection.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  12. Kono Oto Tomare!
    Slice of Life · School Life

    12. Kono Oto Tomare!

    by Sakura Amyuu

    • Drama (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Takezou is the last member of his high school's koto club, and without new members it will be shut down. The first to burst in is Chika, a delinquent everyone avoids. What starts as a fight over a club room becomes a band of misfits learning to play the koto together, and to play it for something.

    Read on Shonen Jump+Open