2009-03-05, 04:08 | Link #161 |
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Graphic Designer
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Right behind you.
Age: 35
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I don't know about you guys, but I'm about 50-50 anime-manga. I used to be 100% anime and I didn't give a shit about manga, but in recent times (I'd say the past year and a half), I've begun to really enjoy manga, and I typically read both the manga and the anime of a given series. In many cases I am reading a manga after having seen the anime, which I suppose many of my fellow manga fans would consider and advantage.
I'm the kind of person that doesn't bitch and whine too much about differences between anime and manga (the only two exceptions to this being Claymore and Gantz), and I typically enjoy both as their own, separate works (FMA being a good example, though they are making a remake, about which I am PSYCHED). Though I've already commented about it in this thread, I couldn't live without anime or manga. I don't watch TV at all, so my only forms of media entertainment are anime, manga, and Star Wars books, and video games. I can only read books for so long, and I think playing video games for too long get monotonous, but anime is always fresh and fun. Waiting for manga to be released is a freaking pain, though.
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2009-03-08, 16:59 | Link #166 |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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Up until a few months ago I would have said going without anime or manga would've killed me. But, now that I work full-time and go to college, I've gotta say I'm glad I use to skip school just to watch anime and read manga. Because now I have no time what so ever. T_T
I wish I could go back to the good old days of slacking off. I hate working 40+ hours a week XD |
2009-03-10, 08:02 | Link #170 |
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I'll probably end up like Belfangan Clouseau from FMP! watching anime on my days off in the military and trying to hide it from the men under my command...
But I don't know. At the moment I don't watch that much. Lately I've started drawing and writing again so I'm fulfilling my own artistic ambitions rather than watching someone's. And I've got a lot of games to play as well. So if I had to give up anime/manga, I've got a lot of alternative interests to keep me occupied.
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2009-03-10, 12:22 | Link #171 |
ポルカ
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: UK
Age: 42
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The only times when I don't watch anime is when I'm going away on a trip, so I can spend a short time without anime during the year.
Sometimes they are short, 3 days trips or maybe 1 week, work related stuff, or some other times it could be 1 to 1 and a half month if I'm going back home for xmas. I can go around without anime for that time just fine, but then when I'm back at my place, nobody would see me around (well obviously going to work), until I complete watching that backlog. The worst time to go on trips like this, are during seasons changing, so everytime in January I usually have to catch up with the last month of all the Autumm series, and the first weeks of the Winter series, and of course with all the continuing ones. So it can get very hectic those days So to summarize and to answer OP's question: Yes, I'm addicted to Anime. |
2009-03-17, 10:35 | Link #172 |
A total anime freak^^
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: New York, USA
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well i can never live without anime......i tried to take your challenge but after 2 days i deliberately started watching anime again.....
Its not possible for weak hearts like me^^ Last edited by christine_cute; 2009-03-17 at 11:00. |
2009-03-17, 10:52 | Link #173 |
ひきこもりアイドル
IT Support
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Pennsylvania , United States
Age: 34
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I can go days not watching Anime, since it's only a hobby of mine and only watch it on my free time or whenever I felt like to... however... I cannot go without a day without internet.
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2009-03-21, 15:24 | Link #175 |
Gamyūsa
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Montreal
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im still trying to limit the series i watch but in already following 12 current series including 2 older series. ive done a decent job of not picking up every new series that ccames out but as soon as one is knocked off my list i reconsider watching previous dropped/incomplete series. and i'll still probably add more to the list later on :l.
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2009-03-21, 16:06 | Link #176 |
ドジ
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: In a house
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I'm able to live without anime and I've done so quite often. However, I always end up turning to J-drama and K-drama to fill the gaps in my life. If I'm deprived of anime, J-drama, K-drama and manga, I'd be a very, very sad person indeed. Compared to some of you lot, though, I don't think I'd call myself an anime addict... my collection has, um, 20 series or so?
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: 28° 37', North ; 77° 13', East
Age: 33
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2009-03-22, 08:59 | Link #179 |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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I've stopped a couple of times already. And these stops were years long.
Anime is easy to quit. Except when you get hooked on a certain title and the next release is still a week away. Then again, you can stop after that since 1 out of 10 animes per season are crap anyway. |
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