wait for anime or read manga?

fanimeboy · (#1 (**permalink**))

which would you prefer? to wait for the next episode around a week or read the manga through and finish already... haha i have trouble deciding myself cause even if the manga up to date. you gotta admit the episodes are more interesting. well for me anyway, which do you prefer?

IonFortuna · (#2 (**permalink**))

In some anime there are filler episodes/season that isn't in the manga, that is something I can't miss!!!

eleKtrickpenguin · (#3 (**permalink**))

manga manga manga all tha way!! ^____^

VampireGirl1314 · (#4 (**permalink**))

I read the manga and then watch the episode but i prefer to read the book.>^_^<

MageYuri387 · (#5 (**permalink**))

I really can't choose between either of them. I like manga because you don't have to trudge through countless filler episodes. It's also because the manga I like hasn't been turned into anime. On the other hand, I like anime because it brings the manga to life and, at times, it's tons better than the artwork in the manga.

SakeSan · (#6 (**permalink**))

I prefer the original work [manga], because sometimes the anime
isn't complete compared to the manga version.
Mah, I think it's wrong if they're letting out crucial parts...

darkmangagirl28 · (#7 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by fanimeboy

which would you prefer? to wait for the next episode around a week or read the manga through and finish already... haha i have trouble deciding myself cause even if the manga up to date. you gotta admit the episodes are more interesting. well for me anyway, which do you prefer?

i would read the manga and then watch the epiosode so i would do both!!!

MegumiDeshita · (#8 (**permalink**))

Both! ^_^

KikiBunny23 · (#9 (**permalink**))

If I read the manga first then manga if I watched the anime then anime...except for naruto. I just think it is better in manga because it has more stuff to trace

Oni · (#10 (**permalink**))

I do both because sometimes the storylines are different in anime than manga, like s-CRY-ed and Fruits Basket. They differ throughout the whole story.