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12 manga like Kingdom

Picked for the same feel: the genres they share with Kingdom (action, drama), the same creators, and what readers keep together. Each opens where it is read legally.

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  1. Vinland Saga
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    1. Vinland Saga

    by Makoto Yukimura

    • Action (shared)
    • Adventure
    • Drama (shared)

    Growing up amid Viking warfare, Thorfinn carries both a fierce desire for revenge and childhood stories of a distant western land. His journey crosses battlefields, shifting alliances, and lives shaped by conquest. Set against the upheaval of eleventh-century Europe, this historical epic asks what strength means and whether a person can build a future beyond the violence that formed them.

    Read on KodanshaOpen
  2. The Heroic Legend of Arslan
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    2. The Heroic Legend of Arslan

    by Yoshiki Tanaka, Hiromu Arakawa

    • Action (shared)
    • Adventure
    • Drama (shared)
    • Fantasy

    Prince Arslan of Pars is fourteen, gentle and unsure of himself when his father's undefeated army is betrayed and destroyed in a single battle. With a handful of loyal companions he sets out to take back his kingdom — Yoshiki Tanaka's epic, drawn by the creator of Fullmetal Alchemist.

    Read on K MANGAOpen
  3. Yona of the Dawn
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    3. Yona of the Dawn

    by Mizuho Kusanagi

    • Action (shared)
    • Adventure
    • Drama (shared)
    • Fantasy

    A betrayal drives Princess Yona from the palace and exposes her to the kingdom beyond its walls. Travelling with her protector Hak, she searches for allies linked to an old legend. The sheltered princess must learn to survive and decide what responsibility to her people means.

    Read on VIZ BooksOpen
  4. Golden Kamuy
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    4. Golden Kamuy

    by Satoru Noda

    • Action (shared)
    • Adventure
    • Comedy

    Hokkaido, after the Russo-Japanese War. A veteran called Immortal Sugimoto hears of a fortune in Ainu gold whose map was tattooed onto the bodies of escaped convicts. With Asirpa, a young Ainu hunter who teaches him to survive the wilderness, he joins a ruthless race for it: a wild mix of adventure, history, food and comedy.

    Read on VIZOpen
  5. Rurouni Kenshin
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    5. Rurouni Kenshin

    by Nobuhiro Watsuki

    • Action (shared)
    • Adventure
    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance

    Tokyo, early Meiji era. A wandering swordsman with a cross-shaped scar carries a reverse-blade sword that cannot kill — because he was once the most feared assassin of the revolution, and has sworn never to kill again. Kenshin Himura finds a home at Kaoru's dojo, and his past keeps finding him there.

    Read on MANGA PlusOpen
  6. The Elusive Samurai
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    6. The Elusive Samurai

    by Yusei Matsui

    • Action (shared)
    • Comedy
    • Drama (shared)

    Japan, 1333. When the Kamakura shogunate falls, young Tokiyuki Hojo, heir to the ruling family, loses everything in a single day. His one talent is running away. With the help of an eccentric priest, he turns fleeing into a way to fight back — a lively historical adventure based on a real figure.

    Read on MANGA PlusOpen
  7. One Piece
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    7. One Piece

    by Eiichiro Oda

    • Action (shared)
    • Adventure
    • Comedy
    • Drama (shared)

    Monkey D. Luffy ate a cursed fruit as a boy, and now his body stretches like rubber — and he can never swim again. That does not stop him setting out to sea. He means to find the legendary treasure called the One Piece and become King of the Pirates, gathering a crew of misfits one island at a time. A vast adventure of friendship, freedom and very large fights, and one of the best-selling comics ever made.

    Read on MANGA PlusOpen
  8. The Bugle Call: Song of War
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    8. The Bugle Call: Song of War

    by Sora Mozuku, Toumori Higoro

    • Action (shared)
    • Fantasy
    • Mystery
    • Psychological

    Nine ancient towers stand over a world at war, and every nation wants them. Luca, a bugler in a mercenary company, wants only to leave the battlefield and become a real musician. He can see the sound of his own instrument, a curse that drags him into the war whether he wants it or not.

    Read on VIZOpen
  9. Claymore
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    9. Claymore

    by Norihiro Yagi

    • Action (shared)
    • Adventure
    • Drama (shared)
    • Fantasy

    Shape-shifting demons called yoma prey on humans in a dark medieval land, and the only ones who can kill them are the Claymores: silver-eyed women who carry demon flesh inside them, and risk becoming monsters themselves. Clare is one of them, and a boy whose family she avenged follows her — a grim, powerful dark fantasy.

    Read on MANGA PlusOpen
  10. Master Keaton
    Military · Historical

    10. Master Keaton

    by Hokusei Katsushika, Takashi Nagasaki, Naoki Urasawa

    • Adventure
    • Drama (shared)
    • Mystery

    Taichi Hiraga-Keaton wants to pursue archaeology, but his work as an insurance investigator keeps sending him into other people's troubles. His unusual background equips him for mysteries across Europe and beyond, where historical knowledge and careful observation often matter more than force.

    Read on VIZ BooksOpen
  11. House of Five Leaves
    Historical · Drama

    11. House of Five Leaves

    by Natsume Ono

    • Drama (shared)
    • Mystery

    A skilled but painfully shy ronin accepts work as a bodyguard from a charismatic stranger. The job brings him into the orbit of a kidnapping group with complicated motives and concealed histories. In Edo's quieter corners, trust develops slowly between people who have reasons to hide.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  12. Emma
    Historical · Drama

    12. Emma

    by Kaoru Mori

    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance
    • Slice of Life

    In Victorian London, a reserved maid and a young man from a wealthy family develop feelings that cross the boundaries of their social positions. Their growing attachment brings private hopes into conflict with public expectations. A carefully observed historical romance about class, duty and the possibility of choosing differently.

    Read on Yen PressOpen