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Certain characters seem to have an inherent 'luck', and part of the fun is seeing how that luck can be manipulated and overpowered! The rules within the manga's fantasy are consistent, and with that in mind it doesn't seem particularly "BS".
- 1 Mahjong Parlor of Love
- 2 Mahjong Soul Pon☆
- 3 The Way of Pon
- 4 Mahjong King
- 5 Touhai
- 6 Golden Sakura
- 7 Tetsunaki No Kirinji
- 8 Mahjong Hishouden: Naki No Ryuu
- 9 Mudazumo Naki Kaikaku
- 10 Legendary Gambler Tetsuya
Finding Love With Mahjong At The Center
1. Japanese Title:N/A 2. Author: Meteo Hoshiduki 3. Volumes:1 Manga series portraying Mahjong games here and there is nice, but a Mahjong manga with a focus on boy lovetruly stands out. While the series is not a must-read, it shows a different take on Mahjong, with the manga having its unique storyline and progression. Portraying its characters in love and about Mahjong, the series focuses on Honjo, a professional Mahjong player who seeks to get closer to Shiga, the manager of a Mahjong parlo...
Balancing Humor, Gameplay, And Mahjong
1. Japanese Title: Jantama Pong 2. Episodes:11 3. Studio:Scooter Films Oftentimes, games are created based on anime or manga series, but Mahjong Soul Pondoes it in reverse. This anime series is based on the browser-based online free-to-play game, Mahjong Soul; Jantama Pong. The series follows a comedy chibi-style animation that makes its portrayal of Mahjong and its elements comedic and easy to follow. While it portrays Mahjong at its center, the show also shows the backstories of its charact...
A Lighthearted Take In A Mahjong Parlor
1. Japanese Title:Pon no Michi 2. Episodes: 12 3. Studio:OLM Nashiko Jippensha isn't the most silent of characters. Due to her sometimes loud and obnoxious behavior, she got kicked out of her house. However, she quickly discovers a run-down Mahjong parlor owned by her father. Settling in, Nashiko invites her friends to hang out, and they explore the thrill and intricacies Mahjong has to offer. This anime series explores Mahjong through kindred spirits. Rather than the cutthroat world of Mahjo...
Players Gather From Around The World To Declare Supremacy
1. Japanese Title:N/A 2. Episodes:16 3. Studio:Thundray Produced by Tencent Animation & Comics, Mahjong Kingfeatures a world in which Mahjong holds a major influence. A simple game of Mahjong can be used to determine several things, and masters of the game are highly respected. In a world where the strong (in Mahjong terms) are respected, masters from all over the globe come together to prove themselves and determine who among themselves deserves the title of Mahjong King. Originally a web ma...
Kei's Battles Make The Series More Exciting With Each Match
1. Japanese Title:N/A 2. Author: Koji Shinasaka 3. Volumes: 12 While Touhai is a manga series that ran about a decade ago, the series seeks to make a return as an anime adaptation has been announced. The Touhai manga series is aimed at a seinen demographic, with the teenage Kei at the heart of the series. Unlike many who would rather boast of their abilities, Kei is a young man of few words, only speaking extensively of his rich experience in Mahjong. As someone who doesn’t talk much, much of...
Written By A Professional Mahjong Player
1. Japanese Title: N/A 2. Authors:Sayaka Okada, Kazuo Maekawa 3. Volumes:3 After Takuya Saotome is tricked into taking on a debt of five million yen, he desperately seeks various ways to pay it off. As fate would have it, Takuya is a professional but nearly unknown Mahjong player. To repay his debt, he decides to cross-dress as a woman, going by the name Sakura Shindou. With his new personality, Saotome shows off his skills as a professional Mahjong player. Unlike various anime and manga seri...
A Father Uses Mahjong To Support His Family
1. Japanese Title:N/A 2. Author:Tsukawaki Nagahisa 3. Volumes:4 Tetsunaki no Kirinji follows an online mahjong player named Kiriya Rinji who has to begin playing in person to support himself after being divorced for not devoting enough time to his family. Shortly after the divorce, his ex-wife falls ill and slips into a coma after a life-saving procedure. Rinji takes in his daughter while he waits for his ex-wife to wake up, but his winnings aren’t enough to give little Koume the life she des...
Ryuu Uses His Opponents' Discarded Tiles To Win
1. Japanese Title:N/A 2. Author:Junichi Nojo 3. Volumes:9 Ryuu is a mahjong player with ties to the yakuza and tremendous luck. He wins every game using one of his opponents’ discarded tiles to complete his mahjong. Since overtaking the mahjong world, Ryuu has become synonymous with the finishing technique, earning him the nickname “Crying Dragon.” Mahjong Hishouden: Naki no Ryuu follows a simple plot, but it has detailed art and a fantastic aesthetic. In 1988, a three-episode original video...
A Game Of Mahjong Decides The Fate Of The World
1. Japanese Title:The Legend of Koizumi 2. Author: Hideki Ohwada 3. Volumes:16 World leaders and historical figures settle political debates and conflicts with intense mahjong games in the satirical series Mudazumo Naki Kaikakuby Hideki Ohwada. It follows Prime Minister of Japan Junichrio Koizumi through numerous games against North Korea, Russia, and the United States before he retires. Luckily, even after his retirement, Koizumi continues to play and save Earth from all kinds of disasters....
Spineless Cheaters Or True Mahjong Experts, Tetsuya Faces Them All
1. Japanese Title:Shoubushi Densetsu Tetsuya 2. Episodes:20 3. Studio:Toei Animation Set in 1947, Legendary Gambler Tetsuya shows how World War II impacted Japanand led to hard economic times. While others struggle to buy enough food, Tetsuya believes his luck and ability to track the tiles during shuffling will be enough to help him enjoy the finer things in life. However, when he travels through Shinjuku to sweep up the town’s winnings, he realizes he has a lot left to learn about mahjong....
One of the few mahjong manga to actually represent the game in an approximately realistic way and to focus to an extent on strategy instead of superpowers or unholy luck. Also has some pretty interesting strategy articles between some of the chapters.
No matter how many time I see it in manga I never understood it. Is there any manga that will help me understand mahjong?
I am not familiar with any novels but there are numerous manga about mahjong some more realistic than others. There might also be light novels some of which may have been translated into English either by professional translators or by fan translators.
Mudazumo Naki Kaikaku (ムダヅモ無き改革, Reform with No Wasted Draws, also known in English by its initial subtitle The Legend of Koizumi) is a Japanese satirical mahjong manga series by Hideki Ohwada.
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Complete list of mahjong manga. Mahjong is a table game that originated in China and has many regional variants. In the game, four players take turns drawing tiles with the goal of making a hand worth the most points, and ultimately winning the most points after several rounds.
