Browse Psychological Manga

Boku-tachi ga Yarimashita

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Boku-tachi ga Yarimashita (僕たちがやりました, We Did It, Мы это сделали) is a dark yet gripping manga that dives into themes of guilt, consequences, and the fragility of youth. The story follows Masubuchi Tobio, an ordinary high school student who, along with his friends, lives a carefree life with no big ambitions. Their lives spiral out of control after what begins as a prank against a rival school leads to an unexpected tragedy, forcing them to face the harsh realities of crime, justice, and survival. Boku-tachi ga Yarimashita doesn’t shy away from exploring moral ambiguity, showing how a single reckless choice can change everything. With its mix of suspense, psychological drama, and emotional tension, the series keeps readers questioning what is right and wrong while watching the characters grapple with their own mistakes. It’s a powerful coming-of-age story wrapped in crime and thriller elements that resonates with readers who enjoy intense and thought-provoking narratives.

Bastard (HWANG Youngchan)

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Bastard (HWANG Youngchan / Carnby Kim) is a psychological horror-thriller manhwa that delves into darkness, family secrets, and moral torment. ((바스타드, Bastadeu)) The story follows Seon Jin, a high school student who seems meek, isolated, and bullied—but his greatest fear lies not in classmates, but in his own father. To the outside world, his father is a charitable, successful businessman; in truth, he is a ruthless serial killer. For years, Seon Jin has been forced into complicity, acting under his father’s orders while maintaining the façade of innocence. When a new transfer student, Yoon Kyun, enters their life, hardships escalate: Seon Jin faces a powerful internal conflict—whether to protect her by obeying his father’s sinister demands, or to finally break free from the horrifying legacy he was born into. With suspense, moral ambiguity, and emotional tension, Bastard (HWANG Youngchan) crafts a gripping narrative about betrayal, guilt, and the struggle for redemption.

The Horizon

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The Horizon (더 호라이즌, Deo Horaijeun) is a deeply moving manhwa that combines minimalist storytelling with powerful emotional impact. The narrative follows two children who wander through a desolate, war-torn world, searching for hope and companionship in the midst of despair. Stripped of the comforts of family and safety, they form a fragile bond that becomes their anchor as they confront the harshness of survival and the weight of loss. What makes The Horizon stand out is its poignant silence—often letting haunting visuals and atmosphere carry the story instead of dialogue, creating a raw and immersive experience for readers. It is a heartbreaking yet beautiful exploration of innocence, resilience, and the search for meaning in a world consumed by destruction. With its stark art style and emotional depth, The Horizon leaves a lasting impression, making it a must-read for fans of thought-provoking, melancholic stories that linger long after the final page.

Noah of the Blood Sea

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Noah of the Blood Sea (ノア・オブ・ザ・ブラッドシー, Noa obu za Buraddo Shī) is a Japanese manga that blends dark fantasy, action, and horror into a thrilling and intense story. The plot follows Noah, a protagonist navigating a perilous world engulfed by a blood-soaked sea, where monstrous creatures, ruthless enemies, and deadly challenges lurk at every turn. As Noah fights for survival and uncovers hidden truths about the cursed world, the story explores themes of vengeance, resilience, and the struggle between humanity and monstrosity. What makes Noah of the Blood Sea stand out is its dark, immersive atmosphere, dynamic combat sequences, and emotionally charged narrative, keeping readers on edge throughout the journey. With detailed and striking artwork, gripping storylines, and tense action scenes, this manga appeals to fans of dark fantasy, supernatural thrillers, and intense adventure tales. Noah of the Blood Sea delivers a suspenseful and captivating reading experience full of danger, intrigue, and raw emotion.

Super Smartphone

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Super Smartphone (スーパー・スマートフォン, Sūpā Sumātofon) is a suspenseful mystery manga written by Hiroki Tomisawa and illustrated by Kentaro Hidano that explores the dark side of knowledge and ambition. The story follows high school student Kiyosumi Kyuu, an intelligent but socially withdrawn boy who one day receives a mysterious, hyper-advanced smartphone known only as the “Super Smartphone.” This device can access almost any information in the world—hidden records, private secrets, and even data that seems impossible to know. At first, Kyuu uses it to solve small problems and satisfy his curiosity, but he quickly discovers that such power attracts dangerous attention. As rival factions and other mysterious “owners” of similar devices emerge, Kyuu is drawn into a high-stakes game of wits where every choice carries life-or-death consequences. Super Smartphone masterfully blends psychological tension, technological intrigue, and cat-and-mouse strategy, making it perfect for fans of intense, clever thrillers like Death Note and Liar Game.

Pluto

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Pluto (プルートウ, 플루토) is a critically acclaimed seinen manga by Naoki Urasawa, reimagining Osamu Tezuka’s classic Astro Boy story “The Greatest Robot on Earth” with a darker, more mature tone. Set in a world where robots and humans coexist, the story follows Gesicht, a robot detective, as he investigates a string of mysterious and brutal murders targeting both humans and advanced robots. As the investigation unfolds, themes of identity, humanity, grief, and the ethics of artificial intelligence are explored, blurring the line between human and machine. What makes Pluto compelling is Urasawa’s masterful storytelling, intricate mystery, and emotionally rich character development, creating a gripping narrative that appeals to both fans of classic manga and readers seeking sophisticated, thought-provoking stories. For fans of suspense, science fiction, and psychological drama, Pluto offers a profound and unforgettable experience.

Uzumaki

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Uzumaki (うずまき, Spiral) is a chilling horror manga series by Junji Ito that has captivated fans with its eerie storytelling and grotesque imagery. The story takes place in the small town of Kurouzu-cho, where the residents become mysteriously obsessed with spirals, leading to bizarre and terrifying phenomena. Kirie Goshima and her boyfriend Shuichi Saito uncover the town’s dark secret as ordinary objects, natural formations, and even human bodies become twisted into spiral shapes, driving some inhabitants to madness. With each chapter escalating the horror, Uzumaki masterfully blends psychological tension, body horror, and supernatural elements, creating an unsettling atmosphere that lingers long after reading. The manga explores themes of obsession, fear, and inevitability, making every spiral encounter a symbol of the town’s inescapable curse. Revered as one of Junji Ito’s most iconic works, Uzumaki is essential reading for fans of horror, delivering a uniquely terrifying and unforgettable experience.

Inu to Kuzu

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Inu to Kuzu (犬と屑, Dog and Scum) is a dark and emotionally charged manga that dives deep into the complexities of human relationships, desire, and moral corruption. The story follows flawed characters whose lives are intertwined through toxic connections, forbidden emotions, and destructive choices that blur the line between love and obsession. With its raw and unapologetic narrative, Inu to Kuzu exposes the darker side of human nature, portraying themes of betrayal, lust, and vulnerability in a way that is both unsettling and captivating. The gritty art style and intense dialogue enhance the dramatic tension, pulling readers into a world where happiness seems out of reach and every action carries heavy consequences. Far from a typical romance, this manga challenges expectations with its realistic yet provocative storytelling. Inu to Kuzu is a must-read for mature audiences seeking a story that confronts uncomfortable truths about relationships and the hidden scars of the heart.

My Broken Mariko

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My Broken Mariko (マイ・ブロークン・マリコ, Mai Burōkun Mariko) is a poignant Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Waka Hirako. The story follows Mariko’s best friend, who, after discovering Mariko’s tragic death, embarks on a journey to uncover the truth behind her friend’s struggles and the circumstances that led to her demise. My Broken Mariko explores themes of grief, trauma, friendship, and the profound impact of loss, delving deeply into the emotional and psychological struggles faced by young women. Through flashbacks and heartfelt reflections, the narrative reveals Mariko’s vulnerabilities, her experiences with bullying, and the societal pressures that contributed to her suffering. The series is celebrated for its raw, honest portrayal of complex emotions, beautifully expressive artwork, and its sensitive handling of difficult topics. My Broken Mariko offers readers an emotionally gripping and thought-provoking experience, highlighting the enduring power of friendship, empathy, and the process of healing from loss.

Ottoman

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Ottoman (オスマン, Osuman) is a historically inspired manga that immerses readers in the rich and complex world of the Ottoman Empire. The story follows key figures as they navigate political intrigue, warfare, and personal ambitions, offering a gripping blend of strategy, drama, and cultural exploration. With detailed artwork, meticulous historical settings, and layered character development, the manga brings the empire’s grandeur and turbulence to life, captivating readers who appreciate both history and storytelling. Fans are drawn to the intricate plotlines, the interplay of power and loyalty, and the personal struggles that humanize legendary figures. Ottoman stands out for its combination of educational value and engaging narrative, providing a compelling experience for readers interested in historical drama, political strategy, and the fascinating dynamics of one of history’s most influential empires.