The Differences Between Manga and Anime

Troy touches on the differences found in manga and it's anime counterpart. It briefly talks about the differences in character/story development and art style. Basically it sums up that they are two different mediums and they both have to approach things differently and find different ways to convey a similar story to the audience.

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[KilleRoyNl]

Whoa, he sounds like a teacher, but a good one! :O

[dswett16]

@AsajjVentress He wasn't talking about the story he was talking about the art work. He likes the Trinity Blood artwork

[HotPocketEXE]

@AsajjVentress Well you can't always expect someone to know something like that. Back when Toradora first came out I thought it was adapted from a manga, and then later found out it was originally a light novel series.

There are shows that end up having a better anime than a manga, take FLCL, shit was brilliant but when I flipped through the manga it was just kind of a wtf moment. I think it's more dangerous to make an anime out of a long running shonen series than a short one like NHK.

[AsajjVentress]

Someone needs to straighten Troy out! The Trinity Blood manga is an adaptation of the novels, which are the original version of the story.

Personally, I think the manga is terrible, and not a thing like the novels, which happen to be FANTASTIC, of those that I have been able to read. (Tokyo Pop refuses to publish the remaining six.) The manga is a shojo-ized version of a novel series meant for teen boys/young men.