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important note, i haven't read all of these, and some of the ones i have read i haven't read in like a decade

• stop! hibari-kun: the grandmother of trans manga. hibari is the trans daughter of a mob boss and takes no shit. the author is insistent that she's just a crossdressing boy iirc, but like. that's just not the text of the manga. she's stealth as a girl basically everywhere outside her family home and gets mad when misgendered. has some kinda gross stereotypes but afaik hibari herself is treated pretty well

• wandering son: a couple of trans middle schoolers have drama. really nice art but doesn't always treat the transmasc character well and has an older trans woman who's a little bit of a creep. i know a lot of people like it but i don't really remember it super well

• boys run the riot: trans guy is part of a group designing and making clothes

• love me for who i am: there was once a man who wanted to do a manga about a cafe of crossdressers but then learned trans people exist. the main character is a fem enby, and there are 2 trans women working at the cafe. very good, but you can tell at some points it was written by a mildly clueless (but supportive) cis guy

• my future self is persuading me to become a woman: a trans woman travels back in time to try and convince herself to transition earlier, arriving just before the dysphoria really hits back when she was

• to strip the flesh: about a trans man who wants to join his father hunting and skinning but is scared to come out. some kinda gory imagery, and extremely not vegan if that's a concern. only a 2 shot, so very short.

• ore ga watashi ni naru made: not technically trans, it's about a young boy who just magically turns into a girl. but the way it handles its everything is really grounded and good and feels very trans to me. i know i had a post where i railed against this kind of thing, but this is very much not a romantic wish fulfillment thing, it's imagining how the main character feels, what choices they make about their own gender presentation, the societal pressures they face, their efforts to stay stealth and not be outed as someone who used to be a guy

• hello melancholic: haters might say "cromalin! there's no hard proof the main character of this is trans! she might just be a super tall girl who has anxiety over people hearing her voice before she can warm up in the morning and who's drawn noticeably different than the other girls in the manga in ways that definitely make me think she's trans!" and to them i say that's true. but you should read it, because she's trans

• here's some more, though i really want to give an anti-recommendation to majo no geboku to maou no tsuno which i did not like despite many people really loving it