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| Natural Psycho Join Date: May 2008 Location: In the darkest corner of your mind...
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| is it better? I have seen little of the anime but I've never read the manga... so anyone??
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| ZGMF-X56S Impulse Join Date: May 2008 Location: the city of waterfalls
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i think in the manga it is a lot more detailed than the anime.. and there are changes, too... in the anime series.. kenji wasnt shown, except in the ova.. ![]() well.. we will know once we start reading it.. hehe! ![]() | |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: jihanem! (it's all the same to me)
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| I have to say that the manga is way better!!! My reason: I've seen both and I have all the manga collection at home. There is no doubt in my mind, the manga rocks, and the anime is boring. ![]() |
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| imaginary Join Date: May 2008
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| The anime is the manga up until the end of the Shishio fight (aka the end of the Kyoto arc). Even the random mini side stories they had in the first couple episodes during the Tokyo arc (random battles with random swordsmen) were part the manga. Up until that point I preferred the anime, especially since sword fights are much more spectacular when animated. The manga art at the beginning is a little lacking, but it gets better as the story progresses. I tend to ignore the anime episodes after the Shishio fight, since they are non-canonical fillers. It always pisses me off that Rurouni Kenshin would get canceled for poor ratings after just a few shitty filler episodes, while Naruto can air 100 useless episodes and still be popular. The Jinchuu arc of the manga is awesome, especially Kenshin's past which someone else pointed out, was animated pretty consistently with the manga in 4 OVAs. I'm sure that if producers wanted to, they could animate all of the Jinchu arc into a 26 episode anime sequel to Rurouni Kenshin (Rurouni Kenshin: Jinchuu?) and make plenty of profits from it, not to mention it would please the hell out of fans. Hell, the 4 OVAs at 40 minutes each is already 8 episodes. Last edited by maha : 05-24-2008 at 06:42 AM. |
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| ZGMF-X56S Impulse Join Date: May 2008 Location: the city of waterfalls
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| i have to agree with you on that part that the battle scenes (sword fighting and the like) in the anime is much better than the manga... naruto is something different than the ruruoni kenshin, though.. it has a much more broader scope and is something new to the eyes of the viewers.. and a little more compilcated than a ruruoni with a "unforgivable past".. ( something like that) a sequel?? yeah! that would be cool! ![]() |
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| Senior Member | I started on the anime, but had to stop after about the fourth episode. I decided to give the manga a chance, and bam, I really like this series. It was the first real manga I've ever really read. I went back and watched most of the anime, but without the Jinchu arc, the anime has no presidence over the manga. And, it's probably a little late to animate the Jinchu arc past the point of detail they did in the OVA, but who knows? |
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