Hi everyone! This is a question for those who have read the manga and watched the anime...

I'm watching the anime right now, and I was wondering if the adaptation was close to the manga (in plot / ending / etc).

Like how... the anime for Death Note follows the manga (except for a slightly different ending -- but same plot basically)... or how the anime for Kuroshitsuji totally strays from the manga starting from episode 8 or so...

Thanks! Looking forward to your replies! 😀

dont worry both are same

it is a cheerful story but the ending put me off
not that i am spoiling but u will definitely be a bit disappointed with the ending 😔

best shonen manga couples :

shinichi X ran
natsu X erza
ippo X kumi
naruto X gaara

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dont worry both are same

it is a cheerful story but the ending put me off
not that i am spoiling but u will definitely be a bit disappointed with the ending 😔

Thanks so much for letting me know! Well, it is slice-of-life... so it's kind of expected... especially by how it's going so far. *tear tear. But it's good. 😃

i used to like anime, but after i got into college...
the lack of time forced me into the world of manga...

anime

• music
• color
• action
• movies that go with it are pretty soothing
• i can get more into the mood, and feels more realistic

manga

• 9~10 times faster to finish the story
• not censored
• original story
• saves memory
• easy to go back and forth, i need time rather than going back few seconds on a player

I WISH they extended berserk
i didnt like too much of the "band of the hawks" season
but i guess rights issues and budget issues too...
it would take ALOT of time and resources to maintain such complicated story and art as berserk

OMG... I think I want to read the manga in like a few months... just finished the anime. Too beautiful... *grabs more tissue.

The anime always makes me cry on the last episode, it's one of the saddest touching scenes ever about broken love.... :'(

As they played the game...I waited for someone to call "onigiri." But no one called. I was very little then. I had almost forgotten about that. [...] But they knew...there would never be room for an onigiri...in a fruits basket.
-Tohru Honda, Fruits Basket