2008-01-21, 18:07 | Link #62 |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Age: 30
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Worst Manga You Ever Bought
If you just picked it up on a whim, or you really thought it would be better, what was the worst manga you evr bought?
My worst manga is Cowboy Bebop. I saw the show and I really liked it so I went out and bought the first volume in the manga series. I just isn't as good without the music, and it lacks the originality of series like Bleach and One Piece. I know a lot of you are thinking, "Cowboy Bebop, thats not too bad!" I know, that's why I'm wondering about everyone else's worst manga. |
2008-01-22, 11:29 | Link #66 |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: The dog gossips too much.
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I haven't bought any manga I thought was bad before - piracy kinda helps in this regard. What has happened to me, though, is that I buy a manga at a time when I'm really into it, then later on I fall out of love with it and wonder what on earth possessed me, e.g. Naruto, Yakitate Japan, etc. They're not bad titles, I just don't like them any more. Wish I could have my money back ;__;
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2008-01-22, 12:39 | Link #67 |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Across the Mississippi from St. Louis, MO
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For me, the "Deep Love" mangas are unbearable to start reading. Once you start, you can't stop, and when you finish, you wish you had never started. While well-written, these manga are so unrelentingly depressing, with no good moment left unpunished (usually in a cruelly depraved way), that they make you feel as if the World is trash, and your soul is rotting. Brrrr! *shakes the blues off*
Anyhow, I hate that I ever started reading them, and now I hope I can forget the images burned into my brain from them. |
2008-01-24, 08:59 | Link #69 |
The 1 And Only Pink Furby
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: England
Age: 33
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I carn't seem to get into the rangnarock(sp?) series, the art work seems boring, the story never really went anywhere in the first manga, and i didn't even pick up the second one i was just so bored by the first one.
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2008-01-24, 19:45 | Link #70 |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Hot Gimmick ugh worst shoujo series I read EVER. None of the characters are likeable especially the main characters the girl just lets herself get pushed around and abused she's really pathetic. The main male character is pretty much the person who does all of that and he never changes his the same selfish abusive bastard. Gave up on the series only made it up to ch 38. The only good thing I can say about the series is the art was pretty good but other then that...
Suzuka is another series I didn't like because of the characters just didn't like them. Especially Suzuka because of how much a bitch she can be at times. Gave up on that series as well. |
2008-01-25, 12:22 | Link #73 |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 66
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You would be correct. Its even funnier when someone screws up their timeline claiming a later franchise is more original than an older franchise they simply found later. ("wow, this 'beatles' group sounds so much like Smashing Pumpkins... what a rip-off")
Lately, I'm not hating the stories so much as the mediocre translations of the material. When it sounds awkward even when you've not seen the original dialog -- meh.
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2008-01-26, 20:14 | Link #74 |
Sui Yein Ng 13
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Canada
Age: 40
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I'm a very simple person and a lot of stuff I read satisfies easily and with whats on my shelf, probably the only real mistake I think I made is Welcome to the N.H.K..
The first two or three volumes were pretty good but by the end of it, it just started going nowhere and drag on. And just as an example of how simple I have and how easily I am pleased, this is what I have on my shelf currently: Ray, Buso Renkin, Airgear, Alive, Genshiken, Pumpkin Scissors, Shiki Tsukai, Battle Vixens(kinda picks up after vol. 4...), Daphne in the Brilliant Blue, Elemental Gelade, KamiKaze, Kamiyadori, King of Thorn, Ecole du Ciel, Rose Hip Zero, Trash(I dunno why I have this on my shelf...), Tsukihime, Junk, Blood Alone, and Variante. |
2008-01-26, 23:51 | Link #75 |
Son of God
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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A rule of thumb I've developed is that if a manga is a spin off of an anime it's probably not going to be very good. On a number of occasions I've accidentally bought the manga of an anime series on the assumption it was the original story when in fact it was a spin off, and I've always been disappointed. Prime example: Full Metal Panic manga. I'd quite forgotten that the original was a series of novels not a manga and impulsively bought a volume of the manga covering some of the fumoffu stories, only to find the opening chapter so badly written as to be incoherent, and the rest of it on the whole subtracting rather than added to the anime storyline.
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2008-01-27, 01:13 | Link #76 | |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Austin, Tx
Age: 35
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This has happened to me a few times: I'll start a new anime series, then start a bit of the manga after a few weeks, then lose interest in the anime and stop watching it, but then continuing to follow the manga. A few examples would be Claymore & Bleach |
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2008-01-28, 15:41 | Link #79 |
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curious why no one mentioned bastard! yet if that isnt wasted money i dont know what is. it puts Ho Great! to shame when it comes to plot going to oblivion.
the list could go on : matentei conan (case closed) any yaoi manga, 99% of the shounen (some are redeem like yuyu hakusho) 99% of the harem/romance manga, most of the shojo manga etc etc |
2008-01-29, 07:30 | Link #80 |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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I hate adachi's sports mangas along the sports side of things
everything besides the actual sports...is great. But the main characters are complete disappointments on the sports side crossover is almost comical for how bad the main guy lets everyone down when it matters |
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