Yami no Matsuei
Descendants of Darkness

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Need some shojo mystery don't worry this local edgelord gotcha like i got a pokemon from its now godforsakenly cancerous state lol.

Shinigami, literally meaning god of death （死神）, is essentially the Japanese equivalent of the Grim Reaper and is one of the many popular personifications of death. Aside from the obvious, shinigami are also associated with suicide. Here is a selection of manga that features a form of this popular mythical figure in Japanese pop culture.

Manga that were published under the Shojo Beat/Shojo imprint by Viz Media.

best rated shoujo according to mal
all series are labelled from the original
all have to be readily available to read in English
they are in order of rating
I have not read them all so this is unbiased
i do plan to read all of them though
as of 15.11.24
this is 51-100
attack on titan is not a mistake look it up as to why

Second part of the 100 shoujo manga recommendations mentioned in their video Shoujo Manga INSPIRED Dandadan?!

The Shojo/Josei magazines these BL manga come from include:

Feel Young, B's Log comic, comic Gene, flowers, petit flower, kurofune zero, comic zero sum, rinka, Judy, Hertz, web spica, kiss, Genzo, office you, comic Itan, zero sum ward, betsuma, betsufure, ichiraci, aria, melody, sho-comi, palcy, comic avarus, asuka, hana to yume, pixiv Sylph, gene pixiv, Lala, wings, betsucomi, be-love, margaret, elegance eve, Dessert, love coffre magic, comic qurie, betsuhana, cheese!, and princess

part 1: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/67230

If you've seen some of these series physically, you'll recognize the Viz Shojo imprint logo of a sailor-moon looking figure standing in a crescent moon on the spines. This imprint was the predecessor to the Shojo Beat imprint from Viz (whose logo is the recognizable SB on the spines of their books). Shojo Beat debuted in June 2005 as an imprint, which marked the transition away from the Viz Shojo imprint, although you'll still see the logo today on re-prints of manga like Banana Fish in bookstores.