| I have noticed people like to discuss what manga they want adapted into an anime, but I was wondering why it isn't discussed the other way around. |
| original anime is done in 1 or 2 cour, manga takes 99999 weeks to fully release + you've already seen the story through the animu |
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| It's about demand.Manga to anime is a good way to tease manga but going to manga after anime is "downgrade" for a lot of people. Most unique thing I can give example about this matter is Ga-Rei: Zero. It's the "prequel" of manga. |
| I read one of the manga based on Madoka and it wasn't bad. The very fact that they exist means that there's some demand for it. I've even heard someone ask if they should read the manga of Angel Beats! after watching the anime since the anime was rushed meaning that there are even people who trust the manga adaption more than the original anime (there was a light novel and a 4koma manga that started before the anime but it's still considered to be an original anime). |
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| The thing that people don't really want are manga that are adapted directly from original animes. Most animes are adapted from some other source, and normally the manga comes before the anime, and will eventually go further than the anime, which gives it some demand. And then there are spinoff mangas, for people who are too addicted to an anime franchise and need more (like settling for the sketchy stuff, when you're out of the good stuff, in drug terms :3) Faithful manga adaptations of an original anime are preetty useless. In my opinion. |
| Be thankful for the wisdom granted to you. |
| You look forward to anime adapted from manga because of the visuals of what you've already read. You look forward to manga adapted from anime because... because you want to see what has already been animated placed into single framed pictures in black and white? |
| Because a anime is faster and has animation, music, voice and other special effects Sure, you could keep a manga in your bookshelf but it takes lots of time to fully finish what a anime did in manga's production time, and when the manga ends... it wont be such different since you saw a fully animated show of the same thing. |
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| >original anime >rare af to make >finally fund and make an original anime >it's successful >"TIME TO MILK THIS FUCKER DRY BOYS!!!!" The end |
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| Because reading is not magic and manga takes a lot of work. It is funny how I can find more official LN translations than manga ones here. |
| I haven't updated in years but now I have changed that. I'll be free soon. |
| Well, judging by the one's I've read it's because they aren't as good. Plus it's a technological downgrade. |
| "The name's Gambit. Remember it." -Gambit "X-Men '97"  |
| That happens all the time, noone cares thou. |
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| Usually, the anime origin is a manga, so it's stupid to ask for that. In case of original works, people prefer animated version, and as it's already complete, the manga can't add new information. |
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| After you saw something already animated with color and voice acting, reading it in a manga form is degrading it's entertainment value. Tho this happens from time to time, it's rarely manage to become a successful manga. |
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| It's the same rule for manga to anime adaptations; the adaptation is often worse then the original and has nothing special to offer. Some manga/light novels are dumb side stories that no wants to really read because they don't provide the same experience as the anime. |
| every single one of my forum posts is dumb and invalid except for 1, I don't claim them it was a different person it was all fake |
| I haven't been on MD but im sure they have this discussion. Also some read more manga than they watch anime |
| As is with movies in western culture, media presentation of work comes in many forms, the most common of these are presented through visual adaptations and print, when converting one form into another,industries must focus on staple points in a work, when transforming a novel or in this case a manga into a piece of visual entertainment,companies must be selective as to which parts of the original story to include, and due to budget or time frames they would have to leave parts of the original work out. But when we start with an anime (AKA. the visual) and try to convert it into a new form of media, the results may not flow as smoothly between the two, where an anime's strong parts are, is what the newly converted manga lacks, this could mean anything from an atmosphere that certain music makes, or how smoothly the animation makes scenes flow into each other however, none of these are achievable through a manga adaptation. Hope this helped. |
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| Not that a manga adaptation can't be better than its original anime, but generally speaking you're losing information going anime to manga like movement, color, voice and sound. If the anime sucks I guess you can only go up from there. |
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| If an original anime series is popular enough, they will probably create a manga series to go with it. Then, there just are not enough original anime series though, most are based on manga, light novels or visual novels and games, so people usually don't bother discussing that topic. |
PeppermintHeartsAug 15, 2016 2:10 PM
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