Manga Discussion Thread

Started by FierceStriker · 3 Jun 2004 · 671 replies

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5 Jun 2004, 14:29 #41
eltinator wrote:

Holy crap you're actually buying them! Wow! So that's where all your money's going! :hehe: :hehe:


Who said anything about buying?! All I do is go to Borders and sit there for a couple hours with a stack of manga. :beaten: :hehe:
5 Jun 2004, 14:31 #42
eightysix wrote:

Who said anything about buying?! All I do is go to Borders and sit there for a couple hours with a stack of manga. :beaten: :hehe:


*falls off chair*

Should have known, LMAO HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA :hehe:
5 Jun 2004, 15:26 #43
Tekanan wrote:

wow. no offense but that makes you sound desperate... :sweat: :mrgreen:


im not :say_argh: :beatyou: :shoot:
5 Jun 2004, 15:28 #44
MixxDreamer wrote:gosh i was working on my streamload list for the past 3 hours and im still not even half way.. :sweat:
im close to giving up :beaten:


its ok
take ur time..
no pressure ok :hehe:
6 Jun 2004, 02:11 #45
Betsy Hayashi wrote:Now, I'm reading Vagabond, The Blade of Immortal, Shaman King, Inuyasha, X and Cowboy Beebop.
But I also recommend Hikaru No Go, Detective Conan, Magister Negi Magi, Samurai Deeper KYO.


Hey Betsy I just started reading Samurai Deeper Kyo (I'm on book 4). Have you read all of it? So far I'm enjoying it, but does it get better? I also started reading Bleach. Very funny!
6 Jun 2004, 09:18 #46
MixxDreamer wrote:gosh i was working on my streamload list for the past 3 hours and im still not even half way.. :sweat:
im close to giving up :beaten:


only 1 word can descibe my thoughts right now.

"omgod."
6 Jun 2004, 11:04 #47
samurai deeper kyo and bleach!!!!
they're soo great!! :hehe: :hehe:

but i was reading bleach from the internet and it seems that i have to go buy it now :sweat:
6 Jun 2004, 11:41 #48
Hey, do you guys buy the japanese manga's or translated into english ones??

And whats a good series to get?

Thanx...
6 Jun 2004, 12:30 #49
today i saw wiess kreuz and it was so fly, they are so cool, i watched 10 episodes on dvd. anybody know what year it originally came out?
6 Jun 2004, 13:14 #50
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:Hey, do you guys buy the japanese manga's or translated into english ones??

And whats a good series to get?

Thanx...


i buy the english ones, although i have bought some in japanese.

um..i'm not sure what kind you like, but i think Samurai Deeper Kyo, Bleach, Naruto, Hikaru no go, Hana Yori Dango, and Marmalade Boy (>.<) are good :D
6 Jun 2004, 13:17 #51
Well those fighting types are cool... like naruto... but sometimes fighting manga are better seen in motion rather than frames.... :hehe:
6 Jun 2004, 14:07 #52
i buy Mangas which are translated to Bahasa Malaysia cuz they are dirt cheap. the only downside is that the release for a volume is amazingly slow [2months/volume]. but recently, i'm thinking of getting some ENglish ones too.

SolidS wrote:i buy the english ones, although i have bought some in japanese.


u can read japanese?! damn, feelin' jealous now. :beaten:


what's Bleach about anyway? i've heard it alot but no idea what is it about.
6 Jun 2004, 14:13 #53
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:Well those fighting types are cool... like naruto... but sometimes fighting manga are better seen in motion rather than frames.... :hehe:


I agree 100%

IMO, Ecchi/Humor such as Love Hina or Ichigo 100% are better in manga version
6 Jun 2004, 14:23 #54
Humor is great as manga.... I like the chinese manga called Lau Fu Gi... or however you spell it.... for those who know what it is....
7 Jun 2004, 04:39 #55
I usually buy the Japanese manga since I can read Japanese (but, a little weak on kanji). I usually like comics that deal with paranormal or horror themes like Ghosthunt, Psychometer Eiji, Bleach, etc., but I also enjoy reading fighting types too like Hunter x Hunter. I think my all time favorite manga is Yu Yu Hakusho.
9 Jun 2004, 13:27 #56
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:Hey, do you guys buy the japanese manga's or translated into english ones??

And whats a good series to get?

Thanx...


I read some in Japanese and some in Portuguese.



I usually buy the Japanese manga since I can read Japanese (but, a little weak on kanji).


I'm weak in Kanji too, Rinrin-chan ...
10 Jun 2004, 00:44 #57
Betsy Hayashi wrote:

I'm weak in Kanji too, Rinrin-chan ...


Hey Betsy are you like me where you gotta stop everytime you see a kanji that you don't know? I always HAVE to go look it up. :shakehead:

Oh well, at least my kanji reading is getting better. :P
10 Jun 2004, 13:41 #58
Hey Betsy are you like me where you gotta stop everytime you see a kanji that you don't know? I always HAVE to go look it up.

Oh well, at least my kanji reading is getting better.


I only buy mangas which have hiragana above the Kanji. But I'm tryin' to get better in kanji reading...
10 Jun 2004, 14:50 #59
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:Hey, do you guys buy the japanese manga's or translated into english ones??

And whats a good series to get?

Thanx...


I buy whichever is cheapest so usually the Japanese ones since it's $4 or $5 cheaper. The only exception was the Tokyopop version Paradise Kiss which was $2 or $3 bucks cheaper than the Japanese verson.

As far as series, I don't know your taste. I stick to mainly shoujo manga myself like Hana Yori Dango, Peach Girl, Fruits Basket, etc.
12 Jun 2004, 13:55 #60
Tekanan wrote:
u can read japanese?! damn, feelin' jealous now. :beaten:


what's Bleach about anyway? i've heard it alot but no idea what is it about.


hehe, who said i could understand the japanese??? :beaten:
i'm still learning :)

I wouldn't be able to describe very well about how good Bleach is, so...
here's a summary from listerx.com!



!!!SPOILER AHEAD SPOILER AHEAD SPOILER AHEAD!!!
(for Bleach)




"Surly Ichigo Kurosaki is set apart from other high school students by his orange hair and ability to see ghosts. Most of the time the ghosts he encounters are just harmless sprits in need of some help, which Ichigo provides in order to get them to leave him alone. He doesnft think too much of this power until one night, when he comes home to the clinic where he lives with his father and younger sisters (mother deceased). After supper, a strange girl enters his room by floating through his wall. Shefs Rukia Kuchiki, a shinigami (god of death) for an organization called the Soul Society. Rukiafs shocked when Ichigo can see her, since normal humans canft see a shinigami. Before Rukia can figure out what Ichigo is, a huge monster attacks the Kurosaki clinic. The monster is a ehollowf, an evil sprit that eats human souls, dead or alive. Rukia and Ichigo lure it away from the home, though Ichigofs family gets badly hurt. Outside, Rukia gets injured when she steps between Ichigo and the hollow. Because shefs no longer in a condition to fight, Rukia gives her shinigami power to Ichigo, whofs then able to defeat the hollow.

Ichigo goes to school the next day, thinking itfs all over, but then he meets the new transfer student. Itfs Rukia! Turns out that when she lent Ichigo her powers, he accidentally took them all. This means Rukiafs no longer a shinigami, while Ichigo can transform into one with Rukiafs help. Despite his reluctance, Ichigo agrees to help Rukia fight hollows and guide sprits to the Soul Society.

Not long after Ichigo gets his powers, Rukia suspects a classmate of their's may be targeted by a hollow. Orihime Inoue is a flighty but kind girl whose brother died several years ago. Bitter and thinking that his sister has forgotten him, Orihimefs older brother has turned into an angry hollow. Will Rukia and Ichigo be able to put his soul to rest before he harms Orihime?"


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