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12 manga like Talentless Nana

Picked for the same feel: the genres they share with Talentless Nana (supernatural, psychological, horror), the same creators, and what readers keep together. Each opens where it is read legally.

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  1. Death Note
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    1. Death Note

    by Tsugumi Ohba, Takeshi Obata

    • Crime
    • Mystery
    • Psychological (shared)
    • Supernatural (shared)

    Top student Light Yagami finds a notebook dropped by a death god: whoever's name is written in it dies. He decides to rid the world of criminals and becomes "Kira", a killer the world cannot see. The police call in L, a reclusive genius detective, and a battle of wits begins in which one mistake is fatal.

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  2. Assassination Classroom
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    2. Assassination Classroom

    by Yusei Matsui

    • Action
    • Comedy
    • Drama (shared)
    • Sci-Fi (shared)

    A tentacled creature destroys most of the Moon and promises to destroy the Earth in a year — unless the students of Class 3-E, the school's outcasts, can kill him first. In the meantime, he insists on being their teacher. He turns out to be the best they have ever had: a funny, surprisingly moving school story.

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  3. The Promised Neverland
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    3. The Promised Neverland

    by Kaiu Shirai, Posuka Demizu

    • Fantasy
    • Horror (shared)
    • Mystery
    • Psychological (shared)

    Emma, Norman and Ray are the brightest children at Grace Field House, a loving orphanage with a kind "Mom". Then they learn what adoption really means there. Three children plan an escape from a place built so that no one ever escapes — a tense, clever thriller.

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  4. Choujin X
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    4. Choujin X

    by Sui Ishida

    • Action
    • Drama (shared)
    • Horror (shared)
    • Supernatural (shared)

    In a world where some people turn into superhumans, Tokio Kurohara is the kind, unremarkable best friend of Azuma, a girl who is good at everything. When a monster attacks, both of them change. From the creator of Tokyo Ghoul: a strange, beautifully drawn story about bodies, friendship and what makes someone a hero.

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  5. Shadows House
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    5. Shadows House

    by Soumatou

    • Fantasy
    • Mystery
    • Psychological (shared)
    • Supernatural (shared)

    In a mansion on a lonely hill live the Shadows, faceless nobles who leave soot wherever they go. Each has a Living Doll, a servant whose face they wear as their own. Emilico, a cheerful new doll, serves the young shadow Kate, and the more she cleans, the more the house's rules start to look like a trap.

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  6. Moriarty the Patriot
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    6. Moriarty the Patriot

    by Ryosuke Takeuchi, Hikaru Miyoshi

    • Crime
    • Drama (shared)
    • Mystery
    • Psychological (shared)

    Victorian England is rotten with privilege, and William James Moriarty means to tear it down. With his brothers he becomes a consultant for crime, solving people's problems in ways the law never would. Sherlock Holmes's great enemy, told from his side, as a clever, stylish crime story.

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  7. Tokyo Aliens
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    7. Tokyo Aliens

    by NAOE

    • Action
    • Sci-Fi (shared)

    Akira Gunji hopes to become a police officer like his late father. A strange encounter on a train reveals a side of Tokyo he never knew existed: extraterrestrials live among its ordinary citizens. Drawn into the work of a secret organization, Akira must learn who he can trust in a city full of hidden identities.

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  8. Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun
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    8. Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun

    by AidaIro

    • Comedy
    • Mystery
    • Romance
    • Supernatural (shared)

    Every school has its seven wonders, and at Kamome Academy the seventh is Hanako-san of the girls' bathroom, who grants a wish to anyone who calls her. Nene Yashiro calls, hoping for a boyfriend, and meets Hanako-kun: a boy, a ghost, and not what the rumour promised. She ends up as his assistant, keeping the school's other supernatural wonders in check, and learning why rumours there have a way of coming true.

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  9. Tokyo Ghoul
    Tragedy · Horror

    9. Tokyo Ghoul

    by Sui Ishida

    • Action
    • Drama (shared)
    • Horror (shared)
    • Psychological (shared)

    Ghouls live hidden in Tokyo and can only survive by eating people. Quiet student Ken Kaneki learns this the hard way: after a deadly date he wakes up half-ghoul, hungry for what he cannot bear to eat. Caught between two worlds that want each other dead, he tries to stay human — dark, graphic and heartbreaking.

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  10. Tokyo Ghoul:re
    Tragedy · Horror

    10. Tokyo Ghoul:re

    by Sui Ishida

    • Action
    • Drama (shared)
    • Horror (shared)
    • Psychological (shared)

    Two years on, the ghoul-hunting CCG trains the Quinx: humans given ghoul powers. Their mentor, investigator Haise Sasaki, has no memory of who he used to be. The sequel to Tokyo Ghoul, where the war between humans and ghouls comes to its end.

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  11. Ajin: Demi-Human
    Thriller · Horror

    11. Ajin: Demi-Human

    by Gamon Sakurai

    • Action
    • Horror (shared)
    • Psychological (shared)
    • Sci-Fi (shared)

    Kei Nagai is hit by a truck, dies, and gets up again. He is an Ajin, one of the rare people who cannot die, and the government wants him for experiments. On the run, he is drawn into a war between the state and an Ajin terrorist who has learned to use immortality as a weapon.

    Read on K MANGAOpen
  12. Takopi's Original Sin
    Tragedy · Sci-Fi

    12. Takopi's Original Sin

    by Taizan 5

    • Drama (shared)
    • Psychological (shared)
    • Sci-Fi (shared)
    • Tragedy (shared)

    Takopi, a cheerful alien from the Planet Happy, lands on Earth with gadgets meant to make people smile. The first person he meets is Shizuka, a girl who never smiles. He wants to help, and has no idea how cruel the world around her is. Two volumes that look like a children's story and hit like a tragedy.

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