Manga like Asteroid
Also known as ASTROID. Picked from what people who loved Asteroid went on to love and from what they share with it, like Mythology, Travel. Show
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Jun: Shotaro no Fantasy World
Recommended by 14 Asteroid fans on AniList.
A experimental manga series about a boy named Jun and his surreal voyages. The character is a alter-ego of Ishinomori himself.
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Ultra HeavenRecommended by 11 Asteroid fans on AniList.
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Heaven's DoorSeinen, Surreal Comedy, Body Horror
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HomunculusPhilosophy, Seinen, Psychosexual
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Yotsuba&!Family Life, Iyashikei, Episodic
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The Moon on a Rainy NightYuri, Female Protagonist, Disability
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Suyo Webtoon-ui Na Kang-RimTime Loop, Female Harem, Full Color
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That Time I Got Reincarnated as a SlimeReincarnation, Isekai, Kingdom Management
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Slam DunkBasketball, Male Protagonist, Primarily Male Cast
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Nausicaä of the Valley of the WindEnvironmental, Post-Apocalyptic, War
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Golden KamuyBoth have Travel.
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Blue GiantSeinen, Jazz Music, Band
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Toilet-Bound Hanako-kunBoth have Mythology.
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Space BrothersSpace, Educational, Seinen
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Grand Blue DreamingSlapstick, Surreal Comedy, Male Protagonist
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Baccano!Historical, Achronological Order, Ensemble Cast
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Solo LevelingDungeon, Male Protagonist, Super Power
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MedalistIce Sports, Seinen, Coming of Age
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Land of the LustrousPhilosophy, Anthropomorphism, Seinen
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Uma Musume: Cinderella GrayAthletics, Female Protagonist, Primarily Female Cast
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The Apothecary DiariesFemale Protagonist, Medicine, Detective
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Heaven Official's BlessingBoth have Travel.
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Banana FishMafia, Gangs, Crime
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My Bias Gets on the Last TrainHeterosexual, Primarily Adult Cast, Band
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About Asteroid
Come on, I'll take you, says Keiichi Koike.
He takes you on a trip through time and space to the end of the world that is also but the beginning of it all...
Background:
An unfinished, text-less narrative that was first published in Gekkan Agama between 1989 and 1991. The first two chapters were then re-published in Art Publisher's Error magazine in 2000, after which the first eleven chapters re-appeared in the initial three issues of MHz magazine published by Magazine Five in 2006. The manga was never collected and released in a tankoubon.







