| Paperback or hardback just has that feeling of ownership and completion that digital doesn't provide. Plus that anticipation of turning the page, where you actually have to physically move your hand, can add some nice suspense, depending on the story. I'm reading The Promised Neverland through paperback volumes right now, and if I could just scroll or click my way to the next scene, I feel like the "shock" of what's happening would be nullified somewhat. |
| I prefer reading with physical manga, hence my collection. ot: also @N30-R3TR0 Hi fellow Kokou no Hito fan^^ |
| Paper, but you know... Digital is much cheaper. it's not awful to read either so I bear with it. |
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| I would choose Paper if My damn country Have a complete manga, i only have popular mangas such as naruto,one piece,Aot,ect. Digital manga is useful, you can read them when ever you want |
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| digital manga is the best 1. you don't waste trees for crappy manga 2. manga paper quality is usually ass 3. costs $$$ + manga volumes contain little content you can support authors in better ways |
| Both are nice in their own ways. I like the feeling of holding the manga and looking at my collection on the shelf but there are pages that are hard to read or not as pretty, because important stuff is placed where the pages are glued together, and that's where digitals win. Not to mention that you can't stain or damage digital versions as you can with physical copies. |
 I'm watching anime since 2012. I also play games, sometimes. Don't bother me if you want to 'become friends' or things like that. It's tiresome. I know you just want to collect some meaningless numbers. Thought: How many people sparked H. Charlotta just for blue pot? |
| I used to prefer physical, but after having read most manga online, I prefer digital |
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| I'd say there are pros and cons for physical and digital. I prefer digital since its cheaper and I can read it anywhere. Plus less space to waste at home. |
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| I generally only buy physical if I want them in my collection, otherwise I stick with digital. Manga needs a lot of space and I won't store those I don't like a lot and I don't see it to be reasonable to buy something, read it and then sell. It wouldn't be easy to sell them anyway. |
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| I much prefer buying the physical books. I like collecting them and having them displayed, as well as just preferring to read the actual book compared to on a kindle or whatever. |
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| both digital for easy viewing and convenience physical for collection, support for the mangaka and appreciation i'm too broke to actually buy lots of manga so i only plan buying manga i want to support |
| Paper will always have the best quality Digital if you like to sail the seas |
| most manga i read isnt available in english print, but of course, the art looks much better on a real page than just existing on a screen |
| In all honesty, I would prefer to read a physical copy but I voted for digital since manga are not sold here and owning physical copies would require space to store all those volumes I'd most probably not even read again. Would be great if there were some manga library or rental services around. |
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