i learned a lot from vagabond
japanese history all the way
lol jk but anyways it was pretty educational
did u no that miyamoto musashi was the one who created twin sword technique
he was the first one in the history to use 2 swords together
sure wanna see someone do 3 sword like zoro though be sick

Wild Life and Team Medical Dragon are medical mangas and both are so different from each other. It was interesting to see a hospital for people and a hospital for pet and how they are operate. Although I don't know how true or exaggeration the corruptions of hospitals are portrait in Team Medical Dragon.
The Embalmer was very interested. I knew nothing about Embalming before reading this manga. Reading this manga teaches me never to touch random dead body since bacteries and diseases are still in the body and I can get affected.

Sports mangas are pretty educational for me. Mmmm...and the historicals, yeah...mainly Rurouni Kenshin, in my case. My brother doesn't seem to think I should read Vagabond with him.

Edit: Have you ever touched a dead body? Like, an animal?

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They say it's the thought that counts, but then they tell you, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions......"

Will no one scanlate Takahashi Miyuki?! T_T

learned way too much from manga....
football from eyeshield 21
rugby from no side
medical stuff from monster and team medical dragon
and don't even get me started on I.S.

God I.S was depressing and got really repetitive after a while.

Yakitate Japan was really educational. I actually bought some cannabis seeds and baked a loaf of French bread using it and it turned out great.

And I agree with the Futari Ecchi comments.

true but they mentioned romance and being the sucker i am for them, i couldn't stop reading. except when they quit scanslating it

oh and i forgot, learned a little banking information from akumetsu lol