Something like Inuyasha but with more plot... actually what made me crave for this type of manga is Amatsuki.
Do any of you know any other manga that's kinda like that?Spoiler (highlight to view)
not Fushigi Yuugi though >_> :|
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Hi guys! I'm looking for some manga that has a time travel theme in it. Preferably with people going back to the past, but to the future is good too.
Something like Inuyasha but with more plot... actually what made me crave for this type of manga is Amatsuki. Do any of you know any other manga that's kinda like that?
Thanks
Something like Inuyasha but with more plot... actually what made me crave for this type of manga is Amatsuki.
Do any of you know any other manga that's kinda like that?Thanks
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Thanks very much!!! 
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Anatolia Story
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Vision of Escaflowne - is not really time travel but I thought it had a simlar feel as some of those. It's between two worlds.
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Vision of Escaflowne - is not really time travel but I thought it had a simlar feel as some of those. It's between two worlds.
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Time Stranger Kyoko is the only one I can think of right now.
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theres another one, if I recall correctly, where the story is about a girl meeting lancelot or something, though I can't remember the name.
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shinobi life
theres another one, if I recall correctly, where the story is about a girl meeting lancelot or something, though I can't remember the name.
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Threads of Time
great story,great plot twists,nice art,great ending.
It`s kind of tragic (a lot actually) so if you dont like
that then better forget it, although the ending leaves
you happy and fullfiled instead of sad, unlike some other
tragic titles
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great story,great plot twists,nice art,great ending.
It`s kind of tragic (a lot actually) so if you dont like
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Kimagure Orange Road has a bit of time travel that plays an important role in the story, and it's a classic.
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Thanks 
Now I have some more manga to read!!! *dances*
I've watched the anime version. and it is nice. too bad it isn't scanlated
Is there any other manga w/ similar themes as that as well?
Now I have some more manga to read!!! *dances*Quote
Vision of Escaflowne - is not really time travel but I thought it had a simlar feel as some of those. It's between two worlds.
I've watched the anime version. and it is nice. too bad it isn't scanlated
Is there any other manga w/ similar themes as that as well? 
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Oh-oh-oh! (and oh dear, this turned into a long post. sorry about that) Feminine wa Utau isn't exactly time-travel, but it invovles traveling from present/reality into a sort of fantasy-world. And it's really good—a lot of fun, gorgeous art, interesting plot...I recommend it (and if you like it, check out Tenkuu Seiryuu and Princess Syndrome by the same author—Tenkuu is set entirely in a fantasy world, while Princess goes between the present and a fairy-tale world).
That made me think of Fusuma Land 4.5, which has more reality-to-fantasyland back and forth. It is a pretty dated art style, but a really sweet and funny story!
The series lialah was thinking of is Tonari no Shugoshin. It's pretty and cute... rather silly, but fun. By SHIMAKI Ako so if you're familiar with her you know about what to expect. More of a fantasy guy from the European "past" (he's the Lancelot of Arthurian legend) randomly popping up in the present, rather than the other way around, so it takes place all in the real/present world as far as I know. Gekka no Kimi by the same author is a better series (in my opinion) and deals with the reincarnation of a character from the famous Tale of Genji (the world's first novel, set around 900AD-ish—Heian period in Japan). Scenes from both the past and present are used throughout the story.
Oyayubihime Infinity is interesting—it deals with reincarnation, and characters go through flashbacks of their past, set in the Japanese past (not sure about a specific date, but I'd estimate at least 1700s to maybe early 1900s). Licensed by CMX. I really really adore this series
I haven't read much of Golden Days but it deals with a character from the present finding himself in the past. It seemed pretty interesting so far.
Okay, and this is getting pretty far from your theme (maybe) but Sugar Sugar Rune deals with two witch girls from the Magic World living in the Human World (they go back and forth throughout the series). It's really glittery, all-out-shoujo style, but it's full of awesomeness if you look past the cutesycutesy exterior (and even that has a lot more style and fun and originality than generic-shoujo-cookie-cutter art). It's also licensed, so you'd have to pick up a physical copy somewhere to read it. But it's totally worth it, I think
(and if you like it, check out Tenkuu Seiryuu and Princess Syndrome by the same author—Tenkuu is set entirely in a fantasy world, while Princess goes between the present and a fairy-tale world).That made me think of Fusuma Land 4.5, which has more reality-to-fantasyland back and forth. It is a pretty dated art style, but a really sweet and funny story!
The series lialah was thinking of is Tonari no Shugoshin. It's pretty and cute... rather silly, but fun. By SHIMAKI Ako so if you're familiar with her you know about what to expect. More of a fantasy guy from the European "past" (he's the Lancelot of Arthurian legend) randomly popping up in the present, rather than the other way around, so it takes place all in the real/present world as far as I know. Gekka no Kimi by the same author is a better series (in my opinion) and deals with the reincarnation of a character from the famous Tale of Genji (the world's first novel, set around 900AD-ish—Heian period in Japan). Scenes from both the past and present are used throughout the story.
Oyayubihime Infinity is interesting—it deals with reincarnation, and characters go through flashbacks of their past, set in the Japanese past (not sure about a specific date, but I'd estimate at least 1700s to maybe early 1900s). Licensed by CMX. I really really adore this series
I haven't read much of Golden Days but it deals with a character from the present finding himself in the past. It seemed pretty interesting so far.
Okay, and this is getting pretty far from your theme (maybe) but Sugar Sugar Rune deals with two witch girls from the Magic World living in the Human World (they go back and forth throughout the series). It's really glittery, all-out-shoujo style, but it's full of awesomeness if you look past the cutesycutesy exterior (and even that has a lot more style and fun and originality than generic-shoujo-cookie-cutter art). It's also licensed, so you'd have to pick up a physical copy somewhere to read it. But it's totally worth it, I think
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Negima! had a hell of alotta Time Travel moments... even though they went through 3 days....repeatedly....
but I believe it was somewhere between vol 9-17
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but I believe it was somewhere between vol 9-17
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@lys wow that's alot! some definitely caught my eye. :3 thanks though some are too shoujo-ish for me... 
@taishen i'll definitely try that! Negima has been on my wishlist for so long >___> I just haven't started reading it yet for no apparent reason. I heard its really good though
@corx lol i'm reading that too. i <3 it! I've read it since the beginning :3
does anyone know more shounen-ish types?
@taishen i'll definitely try that! Negima has been on my wishlist for so long >___> I just haven't started reading it yet for no apparent reason. I heard its really good though
@corx lol i'm reading that too. i <3 it! I've read it since the beginning :3
does anyone know more shounen-ish types?
