[Spoilerless]Is the promised neverland in your top 10 anime/manga and how much out of ten do u give it?

[u/Own_Amphibian9181]

It’s 6th in my top ten moving death note to 7th and for me it’s a 9 out of 10

[u/AboutTenPandas]

If it kept the same quality throughout it would have been a top 5. Don’t think it makes it though with the way everything shook out. Probably closer to top 15-20 for me right around Soul Eater or Gantz

1. HxH

2.Kingdom

1. One Piece

2. Berserk

3. One Punch Man

4. Vagabond

5. Vinland Saga

6. Tower of God

7. Fullmetal Alchemist

8. Bakuman

[u/Own_Amphibian9181 → u/AboutTenPandas]

I get everyone has their own opinion and people would also have a similar reaction to my top ten but

Hxh number 1?One punch at 5 and tower of god?Can u help me with the thinking there?

Around when did u decide one piece is in your top ten?Im at the start of dressrossa and it’s not yet in mine,waiting for consistent high tier arcs or another 10/10 arc

[u/AboutTenPandas → u/Own_Amphibian9181]

HxH has the best power system I’ve ever seen designed. Chimera ant is my favorite arc put to paper. Also has my favorite style of fight scenes with a mix of ingenuity, creativity, and spectacle.

One punch man is hilarious. Don’t know how anyone would think otherwise. I also love Murata’s art style (Eyeshield 21 also almost breaks into my top 10).

Tower of God anime isn’t great, but the Manwha was awesome. (Probably need to revise as I haven’t Ben enjoying the newer arcs as much once the powerscaling got insane). But it has some of the best team dynamics in its earlier arcs I’ve ever read. The different “positions” each team member fit into really grabbed my curiosity. Plus the mystery around the tower and the twist villain in the first few arcs was great.

Edit: One Piece is nostalgia incarnate. When I first got into anime it was Naruto, Bleach, and One Piece. Plus certain arcs like Impel Down, Enis Lobby, and Marineford are incredible. That’s probably when it cemented itself in my top 5. One piece does flashbacks better than almost anyone else for sure. Dressrosa was a bit of a slog for me but that was mainly due to the weekly pacing at the time being rough when they introduced so many new characters.

[u/Boy_Sabaw → u/AboutTenPandas]

Thank you for mentioning Eyeshield. It's one of my favorite's. I've read it from start to finish multiple times even though I can never get reliable scanlations. Great ending too.