I personally read the manga first then watch the anime, because the manga is usually more detailed so when you watch the anime you have more of a backstory!
- veintiuno6 years ago1

Thanks, I think I'll do just that
I was planning on reading Dohedoro until I realized there was an anime adaptation, what would you recommend?
I personally read the manga first then watch the anime, because the manga is usually more detailed so when you watch the anime you have more of a backstory!
Thanks, I think I'll do just that
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I've read the Manga first and then tried watching the anime. I instantly felt a big difference between the two mediums. I personally like Q. Hashida's gritty artstyle and the anime is almost a disgrace to the Manga's Artwork. The most important thing though is the story and atmosphere: Story-wise as far as i saw the anime it adapted the Source material very accordingly but what bugged me out from watching the anime any further is that i felt the anime didn't nail the tone of The manga and it felt very off. I strongly believe the anime is indeed decent but it's not true to its source. I'd say read the manga first, especially since the manga is finished and you can read it without waiting for a second season as you would have to when watching the anime.
the anime is good but the manga was amazing imo
both
Definitely manga!
I watched the anime and it was decent but i've heard its like only 25% of the story i dont really read manga but if you do, i would recommend the manga for sure!
Not even that, it only delivers an introduction (6 of 23 volumes, but the plot will truly start in the second sason if there is one). it's more of a mystery manga than a comedy manga.
Ah i see, yeah the ending was to be continued in the anime for sure
Sorry for nitpicking, but 6 out of 23 is roughly 25%, in fact it's a bit more
The anime is good, but it is unable to deliver the manga's full essence.
I would say manga over the anime . Mappa did a great job with the show but I feel it would be better to read the manga in one continuous flow than to take seasonal breaks also the gritty artstyle of the mangaka suits the story so well especially in the later arcs
havent watched the anime but the manga is great
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Read the manga
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i'm curious for this specific example for those that did both preferably. the manga seems longer while the anime is only 12 eps so is the anime not finished?
personally I haven’t read/watched either, but based off of everything I’ve heard people say and the glimpses I’ve seen of the manga/anime, I’d say manga seems better by a country mile
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I'm thinking of starting it and wanna know whats better I heard the anime uses a lot of cgi onpurpose because of the art style?
Either works, I went into the anime expecting to hate it since I liked the manga but ended up liking it. The CGI is pretty solid if that's your concern. Just depends on what you really prefer as per usual with most anime
thanks probly going with the manga to me just looks even more stunning then the anime which looks just good
the anime is pretty weak, so the manga
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Im probly gonna just do one unless I love it that much
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I want to see dorohedoro, but i need to know if is better to read the manga or to watch the series?
Manga. Better flow and has a conclusion.
Yeah but it doesn't cover 25% of the plot at all, so I don't know if we can count it as so... That's what I meant.
Ah sorry, I misunderstood what you meant.