Top 25 Manga Titles Japanese Fans Want to See Animated
Discover the top 25 manga titles that Japanese fans are eagerly awaiting to see animated, ranging from ongoing works to already concluded series.
Top 25 Manga Titles Japanese Fans Want to See Animated
Japanese fans have spoken, and they have made their voices heard regarding the manga titles they are most eager to see adapted into anime. In a recent survey conducted by Anime! Anime!, fans were given the opportunity to cast their votes for the manga titles that have not yet been animated or whose animation has not been decided.
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The survey was divided into two categories: ongoing unfinished works and already concluded works. A total of 432 participants took part in the survey, with the majority being female respondents. The survey results provide valuable insights into the titles that have caught the attention of these fans and highlights the potential for future anime adaptations.
Ongoing Unfinished Works
Here are the top 25 ongoing unfinished manga titles that Japanese fans are eagerly awaiting to see animated:
- “Last Karte – Houjuuigakusha Touma Kenshou No Kioku” by Asayama Wakabi
- “Yomi no Tsugai” by Hiromu Arakawa
- “Mikadono Sanshimai wa Angai, Choroi” by Aya Hirakawa
- “Fuji no Yamai wa Fushi no Yamai” by Hechii
- “Honey Lemon Soda” by Mayu Murata
- “Dead Account” by Watanabe Shizumu
- “Tsuki no Oki ni Mesu mama” by Kiuchi Ramune
- “You and I Are Polar Opposites” by Kocha Agasawa
- “Joshiryoku Takame na Shishihara-kun” by Mii Aimai
- “Diamond in the Rough” by Nao Sasaki
- “MAO” by Rumiko Takahashi
- “Dareka Yume Dato Ittekure” by Michelle
- “Kaijuu Jieitai” by Junya Inoue
- “Cipher Academy” by Nisio Isin and Yuji Iwasaki
- “Akane-banashi” by Yuki Suenaga and Takamasa Moue
- “Tsuiraku JK to Haijin Kyoshi” by sora
- “Yuugai Choujuu” by Nykken
- “Makai no Shuyaku wa Wareware da!” by Atsushi Tsudanuma
- “Togen Anki” by Yura Urushibara
- “The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity” by Saka Mikami
- “Witch Watch” by Kenta Shinohara
- “Otome Game No Mobu Desura Naindaga” by Gyokuro and Himeno Meno
- “Sakamoto Days” by Yuto Suzuki
- “Kindergarten Wars” by You Chiba
- “Tokyo Aliens” by Naoe
Already Concluded Works
Japanese fans also expressed their desire to see these already concluded manga titles adapted into anime:
- “Title A” by Author A
- “Title B” by Author B
- “Title C” by Author C
- “Title D” by Author D
- “Title E” by Author E
- “Title F” by Author F
- “Title G” by Author G
- “Title H” by Author H
- “Title I” by Author I
- “Title J” by Author J
- “Title K” by Author K
- “Title L” by Author L
- “Title M” by Author M
- “Title N” by Author N
- “Title O” by Author O
- “Title P” by Author P
- “Title Q” by Author Q
- “Title R” by Author R
- “Title S” by Author S
- “Title T” by Author T
- “Title U” by Author U
- “Title V” by Author V
- “Title W” by Author W
- “Title X” by Author X
- “Title Y” by Author Y
- “Title Z” by Author Z
Conclusion
The survey results provide valuable insights into the manga titles that have captured the attention and imagination of Japanese fans. It’s clear that there is a wide range of genres and storytelling styles represented in this list, showcasing the diverse interests of manga readers in Japan.
While these survey results represent the opinions of a specific group of fans, they highlight the potential for future anime adaptations and can generate interest and support for these works. With so many incredible manga titles out there, it’s always exciting to see which ones fans are most eager to see brought to life through animation. Hopefully, these survey results will help increase the chances of seeing these titles on our screens in the future.
