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Manga like Fire!
Also known as Faiyaa!. Picked from what people who loved Fire! went on to love and from what they share with it, like Prison, Rock Music, Band. Show
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High Teen Boogie
Delinquents, Josei
Momoko is one of the brightest students at school, but the school is a bit overrun by delinquents from a motorcycle gang. In fact, the person who has the next desk has never come to class. Then one day she gets the upper hand on one of these bikers and they actually strike up a…
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More manga for fans of Fire!
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Me and the Devil Blues: The Unreal Life of Robert JohnsonBoth have Foreign.
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BECKThe same kind of story: band life and music coming-of-age.
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SHIORI EXPERIENCE: Jimi na Watashi to Hen na OjisanThe same kind of story: band life and music coming-of-age.
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Billy BatBoth have Foreign.
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Blue GiantThe same kind of story: band life and music coming-of-age.
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Pick Me UpSurvival, Video Games, Isekai
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Yotsuba&!Family Life, Iyashikei, Episodic
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Violet EvergardenWriting, Disability, Rehabilitation
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Shuuniichido Classmate wo Kau Hanashi: Futari no Jikan, Iiwake no Gosen YenYuri, Female Protagonist, Primarily Female Cast
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Toilet-Bound Hanako-kunYoukai, Mythology, Ghost
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Here U AreBoys' Love, Male Protagonist, LGBTQ+ Themes
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AkiraDystopian, Cyberpunk, Military
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The FableYakuza, Seinen, Urban
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VagabondSamurai, Swordplay, Seinen
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The BoxerBoxing, Martial Arts, Athletics
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Delicious in DungeonFood, Dungeon, Environmental
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Blank Canvas: My So-Called Artist's JourneyDrawing, Coming of Age, Otaku Culture
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The Apothecary DiariesBoth have Foreign.
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The Knight Only Lives TodayTime Loop, Swordplay, War
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EleceedUrban Fantasy, Super Power, Full Color
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A Bride's StoryBoth have Foreign.
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One-Punch ManSuperhero, Super Power, Urban Fantasy
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March Comes in Like a LionComing of Age, Family Life, Philosophy
Anime for fans of Fire!
About Fire!
Aaron moves to Detroit’s gritty factories and underground scene, where he forms the band Fire! to channel his emotions, rebellion, and raw energy. As fame explodes, he plunges into the era’s excesses—sex, drugs, rock ’n’ roll, Vietnam-era shadows—embodying the intoxicating yet destructive pursuit of freedom.
(Source: Uncivilized Books)