Is it worth reading the manga and watching the anime?

It’s definitely worth reading the manga and watching the anime. You may think that consuming both the anime and manga of one series gets redundant, and that’s somewhat true. You’ll definitely see a lot of overlap, but you’ll also get to relive the story in the most detailed way possible.

Is the manga usually better than the anime?

Originally Answered: Is the manga better than the anime? A lot of the times, yes. The manga is always handled by the original mangaka and his/her team, and is thus well written and supervised. The characters stay in-character, and the plot is always fixed.

Is reading manga necessary?

When you are into reading mangas you yourself start pitcurizing the anime and it makes it more understable to you . There are lot of animes which are quite different from their manga which sometimes make you loose intrest in the anime. When you start reading manga it will gain your intrest into reading .

Should I read the manga or watch the anime?

As long as you read the English, you’ll have no problem enjoying the show. The manga can leave a similar, less powerful impression but often are further along in the plot than the anime. So go ahead, get started! If you’re a guy, try a Shonen (for boys) manga or anime like One Piece.

Do people who read manga only enjoy the fan service?

People who read manga only enjoy the fan service (moments meant for adult viewers) Completely false. In fact, a lot of people who read manga do not enjoy the fan service at all. If we wanted to read manga just for the fan service, we would read something else.

Why do we love anime so much?

No one is safe in an anime series or movie (well maybe Pikachu and Doraemon are) and this makes for a much more rewarding and involving viewing experience. Anime has some of the best theme songs and background music regardless of genre. Looking for some catchy tunes for your kids? Pokemon and Sailor Moon have got you covered.

How has anime changed the world?

From its niche presence in the 70s and 80s with series like Speed Racer and Astro Boy to the anime boom in the 90s with Pokemon, Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball Z, anime has impacted Western pop culture and society dramatically with its quirky characters, imaginative worlds and original storytelling style.