User blog comment:Valyriefaery/Choose which 3 manga that you want to turn into anime series/@comment-68.32.116.146-20151024200116/@comment-68.32.116.146-20151026105002

I'm doing pretty good. I realized looking at my favorite manga that I like mysteries, I like to wonder what is really going on and make up theories and then see if I'm right.

I started reading Verdant Lord the first time someone started scanlating it, then they stopped. I looked at the raws even though I can't read Japanese. So I sort of know how it ends. Easy Going Scans is much more reliable, so I'm glad they are scanning it now.

When I said They should update and tweak Verdant Lord, I meant like Parasyte was. Parasyte the manga was a little old, so they added modern technology in the anime, I think they eliminated a few plot threads too, but it's been a long time since I read the manga. I intentionally didn't reread the manga before watching the anime, so I wouldn't constantly be seeing the differences.

I just started rereading Fairy Cube and realized the author Yuki Kaori, is one of my favorites. Which made me think of two other of her mangas that I would like to see animated.

6) Ludwig Kakumei - It's a dark comedy. The main character is a darkly twisted prince. It's a series of retold fairy tales.

7) Ningyou Kyuutei Gakudan - It's the zombie apocalypse, only people turn into dolls instead of zombies. It's set in a medieval setting.  The dolls can be influenced by music, so a group of musicians goes from place to place interfering in various situations with the dolls.

I've read Dance in the Vampire Bund, and started reading the sequel. I kind of think of it as an adventure series more than horror. I like it.

I would say Kuro Bara Alice is more like Pupa, except not very funny. The vampires in Kuro Bara Alice have a very weird biology, that involves insects and corpses, and it's tragic and creepy.