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Contributor: Falsepast Falsepast
Between the manga and anime, many things change for MANY series. Which do you usually prefer?
Answers (private voting - your screen name will NOT appear in the results):
Manga version
5  (31%)
Anime version
3  (19%)
Other
8  (50%)
Total votes: 16
Poll is closed
07/25/2012
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Contributor: gsfanatic gsfanatic
Depends a lot on the adaptation. Some things are better animated, some things are better as a manga
07/25/2012
Contributor: symon symon
I'm more of a manga fan, but there are some nice anime makes.
07/27/2012
Contributor: J. Nguyen J. Nguyen
Prefer manga the most, let's them tell out the full story with less budget constraints though the new Sword Art Online anime beats the manga by a lot.
09/09/2012
Contributor: sXeVegan90 sXeVegan90
I prefer manga.
09/09/2012
Contributor: JennSenn JennSenn
It very much depends. Some anime can be better than the manga and vice versa. I like both. I may even read and watch a series, rather than just doing one or the other.
09/09/2012
Contributor: RomanticGoth RomanticGoth
Manga usually, but sometimes it's nice to see your favorite characters brought to life even if the adaptation is poor.
09/09/2012
Contributor: SourAppleMartini SourAppleMartini
Manga is usually better. But not always, sometimes anime art is actually better.
05/25/2013
Contributor: natashaanime natashaanime
I typically go for the manga first. But if I happen to watch the anime before reading the manga, the anime may not seem as great anymore.
05/28/2013
Contributor: TheirPet TheirPet
I love the art in most Manga.
05/28/2013
Contributor: karenm karenm
Anime and manga can have a lot of small side-plots. But I like anime better because with anime, you usually have to watch an episode or two foreach side-plot and I don't mind that as much as finishing a whole book of manga where nothing happened towards the central plot (which happens a lot).
05/31/2013