What are the best manga out there who have yet to get a proper anime adaption that they deserve?

Rosario+Vampire. It got an anime adaptation but it's shit, lol. They need to make a proper adaptation of R+V honestly

20th/21st Century Boys.

I mean Pluto and Vinland Saga are already getting adaptations.

Tokyo Ghoul deserves a quality adaption. The anime is just horrible compared to the manga.

Same goes for Berserk. Amazing manga, and all the animated versions are incredibly sub-par.

None anime sucks.

Gamaran

Akame ga Kill and Soul Eater need better adaptions.

It’s a new series so I know it’ll probably get one but I think Dr.Stone is interesting.

Favorite manga

	1. Battle Angel Alita Ah my favorite manga. Short sweet, consistent with little flaws and great character writing. Objectively there are other manga as good or even better (like Lone Wolf & Cub) but this one has a special place because I like it's use of highly stylized cyberpunk and post apocalyptic themes. BAA has an ending that isn't liked by everyone. I was fine with it but the author wasn't because he was forced to end the series so he quickly came up with it. There are two sequels following the main story: Battle Angel Alita: Last Order and Battle Angel Alita: Mars Chronicles. Last Order picks up before the ending and retcons the ending, the story for Last Order is complete. Mars Chronicles picks up right after Last Order but focuses more on Alita's origin story. Neither sequel is as good as the original but they're still good enough and something I'd recommend to fans of the original that want more story and lore.
	2. Lone Wolf and Cub Omnibus The Legend itself. You can't read Japanese Manga without reading this. Anyone should read the best Samurai manga made. Great writing and heavy focus on Japanese culture of it's time. It's not sensationalizing the life of a Samurai because it wasn't always great but this is very realistic and episodic.
	3. The Ravages of Time A Manhua this time. It's a remake of The Romance of Three Kingdoms, a book I've never read. This is a highly creative very long story spanning many years with many intelligent characters and interesting plots in Chinese history. At first this manhua is very confusing for a non-Chinese speaker like me due to the sheer number of characters with Chinese names to be remembered and the way events unfold. You will be amazed if you keep reading this.
	4. Akira Another legendary and influential manga with a legendary and influential anime that accompanied it. I read the manga first this time and I was amazed, this is one of the first and few manga that is completely colored too. If you've watched the legendary movie, read the original manga, it is that much better. Many more characters and perspectives are introduced and the manga is consistent enough and written well to account for all the characters introduced.
	5. Eden: It's an Endless World! God what can I say about this incredible manga. A realistic, gritty, highly sexual, romantic and mature cyberpunk manga set in the near future with lots of fatalities. Eden is a very well written and mostly concise manga with lots of twists and turns that will leave the reader constantly guessing and wanting to finish it. This could've been my favorite manga and can easily contend with other Cyberpunk giants like Akira, Battle Angel Alita and Ghost in the Shell but it's held back by the fact that the manga was cancelled so the author scrambled and quickly came up with a rather uninteresting and rushed ending. Unlike Battle Angel Alita, there was never a sequel to the manga, but alas the journey mattered here more than the end.
	6. Vagabond A personal sensationalized and well drawn slow paced telling of the legendary samurai Musashi Miyamoto. This manga gets compared heavily to Berserk and Vinland Saga, it's far better than the latter and does some things better and worse than the former.
	7. Berserk Quite easily the most overrated manga on the internet and one of the most overrated manga of all time. Berserk is a very good Dark Fantasy manga. I'd recommend it to anyone that likes something with good writing, grim dark, great art and more. Too bad the series is far too long for itself and the quality stopped being consistent a decade ago. It's really good, it isn't the best manga that many people would like you to believe. The Golden Age Arc still remains as the best part of the story, if the manga concluded there then Berserk would be ranked much higher.
	8. A Distant Neighborhood: Complete Edition Great time travel story, with less focus on the time travel and more on how the main character's life changes after getting to go to the past and seeing why and how his father left him. This would touch people who's fathers weren't in their life. There's a french movie about this manga. Never watched it.
	9. Pluto A mature remake of Astro boy. Astro boy was one of my favorite cartoons as a kid. Finding out that Naoki Urasawa, the writer of Monster, rewrote the manga in his style and said manga was actualyl good was surprising.
	11. Vinland Saga A manga I once used to like a lot. After reading it again, I find that Vinland saga is heavily average at times and could be much better. There are large tone shifts in the story and character changes that I really don't like/don't make sense. I personally like the slave arc but there's no denying that the story after the end of that arc isn't as good as what came before. It's one of the more realistic depictions of Vikings you'll find in fiction, too bad they ruin the realism at times by portraying characters straight up fighting bears and horses. Askeladd is the best character.
	12. Ashen Victor Very short manga written by Gunnm's writer. Not much content because it's a Battle Angel Alita spin-off but it's highly stylized and cyberpunk.
	13. Vol. 1 An Assassino in New York.

The Breaker, It's a chinese martial arts manga.

This all the way. I loved every moment of 20th Century Boys, so seeing it in anime form would be a dream come true (so long as it's good).

Helck.

Dungeon Meshi

too good! I had forgotten it, is there a date when part 3 will come out?

Berserk, Umineko, Tokyo Ghoul, and Shaman King, all of those deserve a good adaptation, unlike the ones they've got.

Mx0. It's a story about Taiga Kuzumi who accidentally becomes a student at Seinagi, a secret high school for wizards and witches(Japanese Hogwarts so to say) despite being about as magical as an old carrot. He is informed by the teacher who does not wish to be fired for letting a not-wizard enter the school that there is a slim chance that he can learn magic by attending the school, but he has try his best to keep a low profile and make sure that no one finds out that he has no magical skills at all. This almost becomes impossible for Taiga since the other students soon comes to the assumption that he is a powerful magic user and he becomes the center of attention in his class.

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