Well I'm generally a clean shoujo reader so when I decided I'd try D.Gray Man and Claymore, I couldn't tell what was going on. I mean, I like the plots of both and most of the time, it's easy to figure out what's going on an but when it got to where they started fighting, I just couldn't tell who was dying, what parts of the body were joined to what and just basically what was happening. But that's just me, I'll probably get used to it.

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"If it's bitter at the start, then it's sweeter in the end.."

I was so happy when the anime began. Imust have read all of Vampire Knight at least 3/4 times to understand what is happening since the minor vampires all just belnd into each other. I think I've pretty much got it down though now.

Fight scenes in many manga leave me wondering what is happening. X/1999, 07 ghost, bleach and naruto to name a few. I usually figure it out after a few panels though.

Angel Sanctuary was just amazing but I hadn't a clue what was going on at first since it introduces so many new characters so quickly and they all looked alike. I'm glad I stuck with it though since it was so good.

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The pen is mightier than the sword...and considerably easier to write with.

I find it especially hard when a manga has lots of character names... and then when they talk to each other saying "person" did this.. "someone" did that.. if there are lots of character names i mix them up and end up completely confuzzled on who did what! its also confusing when a manga hass multiple characters that are very similiar looking... (cant think of any good examples right now but will come and post some later)

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