Do you get both the manga and anime of a series?

[The Hitokiri Battousai]

It depends. For instance I goth both anime and manga of Evangelion. I like both equally as well as Rurouni Kenshin and FLCL.

However I like the anime version of Cowboy Bebop rather than the manga version. I like the manga version of Love Hina over the anime version of it.

It goes both ways or stays in the middle.

[aznxdaydreamer19]

I actually like to buy the manga since sometime the anime are changed and become different from the manga from which they are base on.I do like anime do but it kinda ticks me off when they change the anime series and make it different from the manga

[njijin]

well I wach the anime and read the manga to see the diffrences.(like some dilect thats left out)If you ever read the manga you can even read the eppisodes they left out do to it not being an importent part of the story.

[Super Shanko]

it depends(talk about an echo), i only have the books for 2 series and the movie, i dont really collect volumes of series because there length which is frustating for since theres usually alot.

[The Iron Maiden]

Closest I ever got to that was getting a few of the No Need For Tenchi graphic novels. They're pretty much independant of the OVAs, even though I'm pretty certain they follow the same continuity, so it's just more Tenchi fun for me

[CerebralAssamite]

Action anime's can never reach their full potentials in manga form.

I've been reading Initial D lately and if it weren't for watching the anime first, I wouldn't see myself enjoying it as much.

[inuhikarifan]

I have both the manga and the anime for DNAngel, though I must say, the manga is better for the most part. I'm planning on collecting Candidate For Goddess and then maybe collecting Pilot Candidate if it is any good. Usually if I was thinking of buying an anime I would just do it, but I have heard such mixed opinions about it that I just don't know.

[Spike_ Spiegel]

Oh ya sure......... If I was freaking rich!