Taizou Mote King Saga
Taizou Mote King Saga is a 2005 comedy fantasy manga series by Dai, Amon, with 90 chapters.
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Shared themes: Gag Humor. Also Comedy · Fantasy.
In the Magic Realm, mages train hard to master their arts. However, one mage named Toya Osoegawa only cares about using magic to live a comfortable life! But now, thanks to the orders from the Divine Magus, the least motivated man in the Magic Realm has been s
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Shared themes: Gag Humor · Mythology. Also Comedy.
Tired of the dark and cold ocean depths, a mermaid heads to land to find love with a human! There, she meets Torao, a member of a gang. Life together with this dreaming mermaid becomes one turbulent adventure after another...?! (Source: MANGA Plus)
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To conquer the dungeons that suddenly appeared on Earth a hundred years ago, students now attend academies to train as adventurers. Among them are two rivals: Kuroto Sainokami, the academy's strongest delinquent, and Yukihime Mononobe, an elite noble honor stu
Explore its matches →JK Yuusha to Inkyo Maou
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With the ages-old battle between good and evil settled...the demon lord becomes roommates with the hero?! A slice-of-life comedy with the oddest roommates ever! (Source: MANGA Plus)
Explore its matches →Buyotopia
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Unable to defeat the Demon King, former hero Beyond ended up flooding the world with "blobs." Guilt-ridden, he shut himself away for years—until a turning point finally arrives...!! An over-the-top "Hero vs. Society Life" comedy.
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