The image is of my favorite manga consisting of all 10 volumes.

It seems that two cours are just right for adapting it into an anime.

Armed Alchemy, huh?

Hellsing and so on.

Thank you for the electronic version of Pineapple Army.

Examples of other manga around 10 volumes include

Destruction God Magu-chan (Volume 9)

this Communication (Volume 12)

Demon Memu Memu-chan (Volume 12)

I will raise/mention it.

It might be just the right number of volumes for a gag manga.

The reason why Fullmetal Alchemist was adapted into an anime is that with a total of 10 volumes, it fits the length perfectly.

Star mine…

On the contrary, considering it as a battle manga, it might be difficult to fit it into 10 volumes.

The 10th volume of Bleach will take until the 20th volume to reach the conclusion of the battle against Aizen in the Turn Back the Pendulum arc.

Parasyte

I want romantic manga to end around that much too.

If it’s too long, it’ll get boring.

>>14

I was glad that “The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses” ended properly in the 10th volume.

Uzaki and I are like, how long are we going to just slack off?

Free Person HERO (Volume 12)

The Bunbuku Tea Party and the teapot both totaled 13 volumes.

>>18

There aren’t any manga that I like that have been continuing for a long time, right?

There are some works that I liked until halfway through but are still ongoing.

If only the things I want could be served to me continuously without getting bored…

How long will Gag Manga Biyori continue?

Kindaichi Renjuuro’s works are strongly impressionistic and consist of 10 volumes.

>>22

Nikoichi could be good to animate now, right?

However

Night of staying up late

But I also feel like I wanted to see Ueno-san get spanked more.

What came to mind right away was “Fullmetal Alchemist.”

Zero: The Man of the Creation (Volume 78)

Mr. Ueno finished because of family circumstances.

A personal recommendation for a manga that perfectly ends at 10 volumes is “Katakuri and Gold.”

Emma (Volume 7 + Short Story Collection Volume 3) etc.

The sexy cosplay doll is over…

I thought it ended around volume 10, but there are a lot of sequels and spin-offs… things like that also exist.

Yokohama Buying Expedition

Death Note is stunning in all 13 volumes.

Was it really that short…?

>>34

The amount of information in each episode is amazing.

I hesitate to buy a manga that seems interesting if it has over 20 volumes.

Simply put, if you go beyond 20 volumes, it will crowd the shelves and the books are more likely to get moldy and start to smell (depending on the individual’s living environment).

Around that point, the story branches off.

I feel like I don’t need to watch this anymore.

The digital version does not have that feeling.

>>36

Whether it’s weekly or monthly, if it continues like that for a while, the vertical axis of the story gets too stretched out.

Sometimes the axis gets misaligned, and it changes to a development you don’t prefer…

Kondata Teru’s Legal Recipe (Volume 9)

It seems that the super high school-level ace will save a small country in a world where baseball is fought like war (Volume 10).

Sabage-pante (Volume 10)

Is it “Sounan”? (Volume 10)

>>38

The baseball one was canceled…

Tea Ceremony

I think we were all at Kawai-so, was it 11?

Dungeon Meal

Gunnm

During my student days, I didn’t have much money, so I was a monthly manga believer.

The overall number of volumes is relatively small and easy to manage, and the level of detail and quality in each episode is higher than that of weekly series.

When I became an adult, I no longer had to worry about money, and now with e-books, it doesn’t take up storage space, so I’m grateful…

About 10 volumes would be fine, but personally, I think a range of around 10 to 20 volumes would be good.

Please draw a sequel to Callet.

Hakumei and Mikochi

I think around volume 20 would be good.

>>49

It’s great that “Yofukashi no Uta” has reached volume 20.

I wanted to read more, though.

It’s okay to have around 20 to 30 story manga.

I’ve been meaning to read Kingdom but keep postponing it.

Before I knew it, it had become volume 75.

Battle manga takes up pages with battle scenes, so around 20 volumes might be just right in terms of information density.

>>53

Even though it focuses on battles, there are times when it feels like it’s being cut short if there are fewer than 10 volumes.

I just found out that the image was done…

I think “The Peaks of the Gods” is about five volumes.

I like Ajin (all 17 volumes) and Dungeon Meal (all 14 volumes) as works that are beautifully complete.

I feel that around volume 15 is just right.

Strawberry Marshmallow

Ushio and Tora (Volume 34)

Golden Gash (Volume 33)

Fullmetal Alchemist (Volume 27)

I argue that a long battle manga with a certain level of satisfaction is best around 30 volumes.

Personally, I find a scale of about 5 to 10 volumes for a monthly series and about 10 to 20 volumes for a weekly series to be comfortable.

I think it’s amazing that things like Ghost in the Shell, which originally only had one volume, are still continuing with media mixes.

>>61

That is a peculiar example that can hardly be called a manga.

It has become like a classic of the cyberpunk genre.

>>64

Are you confusing it with Neuromancer…?

>>68

That is true, but…

I think that visual expression has been largely established by manga and films.

>>75

Are you mistaking it for Blade Runner?

>>68

The original source of creation is not necessarily its origin.

>>68

I don’t know how to put it… what a shameful guy.

In recent years, the price of paperback books has increased, and with fewer pages, the number of pages included per volume has decreased.

The volume of the entire 10 volumes from the past and the current 10 volumes is quite different, which is tough…

One Piece and Naruto are the most interesting around volume 50.

I think it’s fine for works that exceed 100 million copies to go that far.

>>63

Kochikame is also most highly regarded between 60 and 90.

>>67

I think the area where the fat is most abundant is around there, but personally, I also like the vibe around 30 to 40.

>>63

DRAGONBALL (Volume 42)

>>69

Don’t put up monsters.

Honestly, I don’t know anything about One Piece because it’s too long to catch up on.

Even with about the same 10 volumes, it might not fit into two cours or it might be lacking.

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (Volume 7) is also very well made, so I recommend it.

Well, 10 volumes of Baki are about equivalent to 4 volumes of other manga…

Ping Pong (complete in 5 volumes) is a sports manga that provides a great sense of satisfaction with that amount.

Thanks to electronics, it has become easier to buy even when it’s expensive.

Go to DMC (All 10 volumes)!

Go to DMC (all 10 volumes)!

If you keep serializing a gag manga for a long time, you’ll go crazy.

>>79

Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo, all 28 volumes!

>>87

It became strange.

>>79

I wonder if Urayasu will soon have a total of around 100.

That guy… mocked One Piece, which shows no signs of ending even after over 20 years…!

>>80

It’s been six years since the statement that it would end in five years…

I wanted to read more of the thread images.

It’s a cliché in stories like this, but I really admire how short Death Note is.

When I was a child, I thought Dragon Ball was too long.

I see, there are only 42 volumes of that… it’s overflowing with long stories.

Death Note also showed its disgrace in the second part, didn’t it?

Only “KochiKame” and “Golgo 13” are allowed to exceed 100 volumes.

>>85

Is the season of Edomae not allowed?

>>89

I think it’s unforgivable.

Investiture of the Gods (Volume 23)

Personally, I think it’s just right.

I think Volume 20 of One-Nouth fits too well.

The complete 13 volumes of Machiavellianism!

I wanted to read more… but it can’t be helped…

Romance is best in volume 3 unless there are other elements.

Anything beyond that is superfluous.

The gag manga from Jump is just right around volumes 7 to 10.

I can’t agree at all with those who smugly say that ending something that’s truly valued now is the correct choice.

Ah, it can’t be helped since I’ve been feeling out of ideas lately… Ending around there is the most agreeable.

>>99

I understand this very well.

Squeeze everything out and die.

>>105

(A thinly stretched development just to continue for a long time)

I liked how Yoshihiro Kuroiwa’s two-volume series could be quickly read in the same way as a long one-shot, with a sense of being two parts.

Recently, I’ve come to feel that even 5 volumes is just right, let alone 10 volumes.

It might be because I don’t read battle manga.

>>102

I think it’s amazing how well “Kanata no Astra” is wrapped up in volume 5.

I feel that with about 10 volumes, it tends to keep a straight path without going off on weird tangents, making it easier to read.

Well, there are many interesting mangas in side stories as well.

Since Cromartie High School has 17 volumes, if we take the serialization seriously, we should be able to reach this level.

The latter part of Demon Slayer features a rather tedious continuation with a lot of arm-waving.

I felt like it was already at its limit, so I was quite satisfied with it coming to an end.

I can only see a terrible future if we go to the second part from there.

In a weekly magazine, a series can be published for a year without any breaks, resulting in five volumes of a paperback.

Even though it’s a total of 5 volumes, it feels short since it was serialized for only a year.

In romantic stories, if it’s been published in double digits, it’s almost certain to be a drawn-out plot or a character ensemble focusing on different characters…

>>112

If it’s a harem genre, there are still various options, but in a one-on-one romantic comedy, I really think around volume 10 is the limit.

Gag Manga Biyori, Complete in 15 Volumes

It’s just right to end before it breaks!

>>113

+You haven’t read it?

The Judo Club Story, all 11 volumes

Finish both the mid-game rival and the late-game rival neatly, ending beautifully.

Bamboo Blade

Shinozaki-kun’s Maintenance Situation

You and I, Completely Opposite (Volume 8)

I think it’s a love manga that is carefully and consistently put together without any slack.

Chainsaw Man has a total of 11 volumes in Part 1 only.

I can’t really think of any recent masterpieces that come to mind…

I should be reading a fair amount, but…

>>121

Competition smoke machines, Kotorin documents, Hoki Bekakon, and so on.

>>124

That’s really biased…

Recently, I don’t understand why a series that ends neatly in 5 volumes is treated as being canceled. If it’s a monthly publication, it generally runs for about 3 years, so I want to say that they’ve done enough.

Honestly, even in the 10th volume, it’s still long.

For me, volume 6 is the best.

>>123

Hyperinflation

Spirit Circle

The sorceress Kurohime is around volume 20.