| How much does one volume cost? Especially from my homeland, Philippines. Other country can tell me too. |
| In the UK its like £5-£10 RRP |
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FireEmblemIke24 said: This, pretty much. Cheapest I've found (not including second hand) is £6.99.In the UK its like £5-£10 RRP |
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| It depends. It goes from 3.50€ to 10€, italy |
| A volume if Naruto can go for about $15 where I live. I read it online, though. |
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| $10-$30 in Australia |
| It's about $8-$12 in the US depending on where you get it from. I prefer buying mine used or online. |
| From what i can see that's why people all over the world have stopped buying mangas. How can you pay 15$ for naruto? |
| The price of Monster Perfect Edition in our place is P870 or 19$. I think they add the shipping fee. |
| Woah, man those price sure is high. I once found Koe no Katachi was only around $2 in my country. |
| 6€-10€ Where I live. |
SquirelKing said: Monstrum said: The price of Monster Perfect Edition in our place is P870 or 19$. I think they add the shipping fee. The reason that is is because it is an omnibus, which is a couple of volumes put into one convenient book. Omnibuses are usually a little bit more expensive because they have multiple volumes worth of content in them. I see. I'll just invest to it someday |
Dragon5xD said: 6€-10€ Where I live. |
| The cheapest ones here are 69 pesos = roughly 5 dls, the most expensive are around 120 pesos = 8 dls |
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| On Paris, in commerce this cost to me like 6.90€ or 7.30€ |
| 5€ to 10€ in Portugal |
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| Where I live it's around 7 euros. I prefer to read manga in English or Japanese though, so I rather buy it online than at the store where it's translated in my country's language. |
| Around 300 to 800 php is the average here. |
| In the US, a volume licensed by Viz Media (Naruto, Bleach, etc), are 9.99$ Attack on titan volume is 10,99$ Soul Eater (Yen press) is 11,99$ Soruce: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZRSRznAA_dXrsOoI4c3T0caI81oru9nvWOPtJjtph4o/edit#gid=0 |
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| Manga isn't sold in my country so I buy Japanese ones they usually range between 420 Yen ~ 650 Yen. |
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| When not on sale, most manga in Canada is upwards to $20 a volume, plus tax. I don't buy manga very often. There is no such thing as "book stores" or "second hand stores" where I live, so you can't find manga for a bargain here. |
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| Like 10$ to 30$ in the United States |
| Between 6-10 euros here is Spain. |
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| In Indonesia for the localized version, it’s about Rp30.000 (which is ~$2) But for English translation and high quality paper (so like something from viz media), it’s around Rp200.000 (which is ~$15) |
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Allyxandra said: In Indonesia for the localized version, it’s about Rp30.000 (which is ~$2) But for English translation and high quality paper (so like something from viz media), it’s around Rp200.000 (which is ~$15) Localized like Japanese mangas translated into your language? Or your own Indonesian comics? It's cheap too, that's cool! The imported viz media stuff here in the Philippines costs like that too, never had the chance to buy one after all these years. It has been like 5 years since I made this thread haha, the only manga I own was the complete 11 volumes of 20th century boys , i think it's the bigger size republish but in raw japanese, so I can't read it haha. Got them for about $2 a volume. |
Joms said: I meant japanese manga translated into my language. For own Indonesian comics, the price is higher than $2, but less than $15.Allyxandra said: In Indonesia for the localized version, it’s about Rp30.000 (which is ~$2) But for English translation and high quality paper (so like something from viz media), it’s around Rp200.000 (which is ~$15) Localized like Japanese mangas translated into your language? Or your own Indonesian comics? It's cheap too, that's cool! The imported viz media stuff here in the Philippines costs like that too, never had the chance to buy one after all these years. It has been like 5 years since I made this thread haha, the only manga I own was the complete 11 volumes of 20th century boys , i think it's the bigger size republish but in raw japanese, so I can't read it haha. Got them for about $2 a volume. The difference in quality is pretty big though, viz stuff is really well made so no wonder it’s expensive. The localized version uses newspaper paper, while viz stuff uses actual paper. Sometimes after reading localized manga, my fingertips become black from touching the pages and I have to wash my hands. Also the localized version doesn’t have any color. All the pages are in black and white. Do the Philippines translate manga and sell them at a cheaper price as well? |
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Allyxandra said: Joms said: I meant japanese manga translated into my language. For own Indonesian comics, the price is higher than $2, but less than $15.Localized like Japanese mangas translated into your language? Or your own Indonesian comics? It's cheap too, that's cool! The imported viz media stuff here in the Philippines costs like that too, never had the chance to buy one after all these years. It has been like 5 years since I made this thread haha, the only manga I own was the complete 11 volumes of 20th century boys , i think it's the bigger size republish but in raw japanese, so I can't read it haha. Got them for about $2 a volume. The difference in quality is pretty big though, viz stuff is really well made so no wonder it’s expensive. The localized version uses newspaper paper, while viz stuff uses actual paper. Sometimes after reading localized manga, my fingertips become black from touching the pages and I have to wash my hands. Also the localized version doesn’t have any color. All the pages are in black and white. Do the Philippines translate manga and sell them at a cheaper price as well? Viz stuff is expensive not just due to quality but also because it's imported, and isn't all manga generally black and white? With exception to some pages I guess. I kinda get the newspaper print because it's probably the same with how Shonen Jump publish their weekly manga. It's also cheap, but I prefer cheap than anything else lol. Sadly we don't have such an industry. Philippines doesn't have a good comic industry too, only independent publishers that doesn't publish that much quantity. Translations aren't much a thing here since we're an American colony, literally. We read most media in English but talk in Filipino, our native language. Sad reality for us, tbh |
Joms said: Yeah most of it is in black n white, but some cover chapters and like first few opening pages are in color. Allyxandra said: I meant japanese manga translated into my language. For own Indonesian comics, the price is higher than $2, but less than $15. The difference in quality is pretty big though, viz stuff is really well made so no wonder it’s expensive. The localized version uses newspaper paper, while viz stuff uses actual paper. Sometimes after reading localized manga, my fingertips become black from touching the pages and I have to wash my hands. Also the localized version doesn’t have any color. All the pages are in black and white. Do the Philippines translate manga and sell them at a cheaper price as well? Viz stuff is expensive not just due to quality but also because it's imported, and isn't all manga generally black and white? With exception to some pages I guess. I kinda get the newspaper print because it's probably the same with how Shonen Jump publish their weekly manga. It's also cheap, but I prefer cheap than anything else lol. Sadly we don't have such an industry. Philippines doesn't have a good comic industry too, only independent publishers that doesn't publish that much quantity. Translations aren't much a thing here since we're an American colony, literally. We read most media in English but talk in Filipino, our native language. Sad reality for us, tbh Yeah, I heard the reason shounen jump uses newspaper was so that it could be recycled. I don’t think manga magazines are really for keeping, so using newspaper is pretty good. But the manga in my country are stand alone volumes for keeping, I’m not that affected by it since it makes the price cheaper. And like you said, I prefer cheap than anything else. Actually now that I remember, there are premium localized manga which uses better paper (I haven’t bought those yet though) which is at Rp50.000 (~$5) I thought every country had their own translation of jap manga, guess I was wrong. |
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| For me a 3 in 1 omnibus can cost anything from £10 upwards (although these deals are only popular shounen) and a single is anywhere from £8 - £15 if it is above that you can usually find it cheaper |
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