i mean what is the manga that really change your way of thinking or really got you emotional and staff... mine will possibly be Death Note its really effect the way im thinking and i almost cried at the end when one of my most favorite chracter died XD
what is the manga that effect you the most
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"mine will possibly be Death Note its really effect the way im thinking"
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Naruto for sure.
^ definitely agree with you. I love Gantz and strangely enough, for such a wild story, I think there's alot of hidden/symbolic meanings in the story that can be related to the real world.
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I don't think any sole manga/anime has really affected my way of thinking or anything, but some of them really open you up to new things. I watched Sakamichi no Apollon on a whim and I loved it. If it wasn't for that I probably wouldn't have any sort of taste for older music, jazz or just different genres of anime in general.
If it's any colsolation I recently started watching Uchuu Kyodai which is really inspiring, even if I've only seen two episodes of it so far. Stuff like it's never too late to give up on your dreams and you're not going to get anywhere if you don't at least try, it's beautiful, really.
If it's any colsolation I recently started watching Uchuu Kyodai which is really inspiring, even if I've only seen two episodes of it so far. Stuff like it's never too late to give up on your dreams and you're not going to get anywhere if you don't at least try, it's beautiful, really.
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Affect my way of thinking? Don't think there have been such thing...even if I love lots of anime/mangas to craziness.
Let's say that Yu-Gi-Oh had a huge influence in my childhood. Epic Sci-fi or Psychological animes like Death Note, Steins;Gate, Monster ect... had me thinking and deeply involved. Also, NANA - for being one of the rare animes to indulge me in both its musical setting but also its humane tale. If I'm so much into Japanese music, I think the biggest credit goes to NANA on that level. I think that's gotta be it!
Let's say that Yu-Gi-Oh had a huge influence in my childhood. Epic Sci-fi or Psychological animes like Death Note, Steins;Gate, Monster ect... had me thinking and deeply involved. Also, NANA - for being one of the rare animes to indulge me in both its musical setting but also its humane tale. If I'm so much into Japanese music, I think the biggest credit goes to NANA on that level. I think that's gotta be it!
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Like how to get friendzoned by a pink-haired biatch...If you're young, Naruto can teach you a lot
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Death note and one piece.
I read till chap 78 of death note and i stopped as soon as i got to know that raito will die in the end.
One piece: gives me a feeling that if you like something from your heart then the whole world will try to help you.
I read till chap 78 of death note and i stopped as soon as i got to know that raito will die in the end.
One piece: gives me a feeling that if you like something from your heart then the whole world will try to help you.
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I always tried to see through the lies of the world like itachi 7.........
Naruto
Trigun
Akira
idk????
Naruto
Trigun
Akira
idk????