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Forum - View topicNEWS: Japanese Comic Ranking, January 11-17
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kel aka gandy
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I'm so proud of Kimi ni Todoke! Those are awesome numbers for a shojo manga in its first week! And the cover is adorable.
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RestLessone
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Wow, I had no idea that Flat was that popular. It's really cute and I know that people like it, but not to this extent. But congrats to it; maybe we'll see it licensed.
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LeanGreen
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Wow, Kimi ni Todoke is that popular in Japan? Impressive, half a million copies. I really prefer the manga to the anime though, which I think has lost some of the charm of the mangaka's storytelling.
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Taker128
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Kimi ni Todoke's anime adaption is actually pretty well done. compare to recent shojo adaption, there isn't any mising panel, nor was there any storyline changes.
Only a handful of series I can remeber recent in which the anime adaption does the manga justice. [Nana, Nodame, and Lovely Complex, thought the latter one was a bit rushed towards the end and was cut short, would have be perfect for a 39-episode series, instead we got only 25-episode.] |
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lys
Encyclopedia Editor
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Yay, Kimi ni Todoke!
"Suki tte Ii na yo." is a Kodansha title, not Shueisha. |
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