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2025-11-04 02:56:59 · Translate

Anime Ended? A Guide on Where & How to Start Reading Manga

Your Favorite Anime Just Ended? A Beginner's Guide on How (and Where) to Start Reading Manga You've finished the latest season of your favorite anime. The solution is simple: read the manga. The manga is the original source material for most anime, and in almost every case, the story is much further ahead than the animated adaptation. But this raises three key questions for a beginner:...

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2025-11-03 20:38:15 · Translate

How to Build Your "Plan to Watch" List (MyAnimeList & AniList Guide)

How to Build Your Perfect "Plan to Watch" List: A Beginner's Guide to MyAnimeList and AniList You've started watching anime. You loved Demon Slayer and Spy x Family. Your friends tell you that you have to watch Attack on Titan, Jujutsu Kaisen, and a classic called Cowboy Bebop. You look online and see articles about Sanda and Kagurabachi. Suddenly, you have 20 "must-watch" series and...

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2025-12-06 03:09:53 · Translate

Manhwa (Korea) vs. Manga (Japan): Key Differences and Why 'Solo Leveling' Changed the Rules

The Asian comic market is dominated by Japanese Manga and Korean Manhwa. While both are sequential arts with rich narratives, they fundamentally differ in their format, production, and consumption method—a division that has become crucial with the rise of mobile devices. The most notable difference for the reader is that Manhwa, in its modern Webtoon format, was designed from the ground...

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2025-11-03 03:15:40 · Translate

The Rise of Webtoons: How 'Solo Leveling' & 'Tower of God' Are Changing Anime

The Rise of Webtoons: How 'Solo Leveling' and 'Tower of God' Are Changing the Anime Landscape For decades, the anime industry operated on a predictable model: most series were adaptations of manga (Japanese comics), light novels, or occasionally, video games. The origin of almost all intellectual property was Japanese. That model is changing. The success of series like Tower of God and,...

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