One question. I could use Google but it's more fun that way. What's the difference between Mangas, Manhwas and Manhuas? It's the country/region or do we have differences in writing style and art as well?
im pretty sure it’s about the country, like manga = , manhwa = and manhua = . Also manga tends to have fewer chapters i guess? while manhwa and manhua tends to be more longer. Just my opinion tho and as for the art style im sure it depend more towards the author themselves
Good point- another question... Colorized Mangas/ Manhwas/ Manhuas are categorized as webtoon in general or is there a twist like- mangas aren't called webtoon at all?
Good point- another question... Colorized Mangas/ Manhwas/ Manhuas are categorized as webtoon in general or is there a twist like- mangas aren't called webtoon at all? Kat
Webtoon is the digital version for scrolling ,while manga is the book yk , hardware flipping through pages
im pretty sure it’s about the country, like manga = , manhwa = and manhua = . Also manga tends to have fewer chapters i guess? while manhwa and manhua tends to be more longer. Just my opinion tho and as for... not hearing anyone out btw
Now that you mentioned it, I really got the feeling that mangas are shorter..
Help me a little please.. I only can tell if the art suits my taste or not. I surely can tell if I see a manga but what's the difference in art? Kat
I'm gonna get hate for saying this but manhua generally tend to have a bit more bland/flat-er art now I'm not talking about top manhuas but like in average manhwas tend to have better art. Also translation in manhaus generally seem to be a bit harder to understand since translating Chinese to English is a bit hard where else manhwas tend to have better translation. Look at the "featured manga" section at the top, most of them have only manhwas then mangas and rarely any manhuas. Manhwas dominate manhuas by a large margin in terms to numbers. But I think Chinese part has more novels idk since I don't read it but yea.
So I can call everything webtoon as long it's digital... Understood. Thanks. Kat
not necesarily, webtoon is a site that hosts manhwas but not all manhwas are webtoons. when manhwas were initially getting popular globally webtoon was the main official english distributor for a few but since thats not rlly the case anymore (lezhin and tapas exist) idt its proper to call all manhwas (and esp manhuas since webtoon never hosted any chinese webcomics) webtoon. just refer to them as manhwa/manhua or webcomic/novel
One question. I could use Google but it's more fun that way. What's the difference between Mangas, Manhwas and Manhuas? It's the country/region or do we have differences in writing style and art as well?
It's Japanese, Korean and Chinese respectively. The writing and art style are different so one can easily tell which is which ngl
Manga - japanese (you read right to left)
Manhwa-korean (left to right)
Manhua - chinese
Mangas are black and white mostly
Thank you very much.
im pretty sure it’s about the country, like manga = , manhwa = and manhua = . Also manga tends to have fewer chapters i guess? while manhwa and manhua tends to be more longer. Just my opinion tho and as for the art style im sure it depend more towards the author themselves
Good point- another question... Colorized Mangas/ Manhwas/ Manhuas are categorized as webtoon in general or is there a twist like- mangas aren't called webtoon at all?
Webtoon is the digital version for scrolling ,while manga is the book yk , hardware flipping through pages
Now that you mentioned it, I really got the feeling that mangas are shorter..
So I can call everything webtoon as long it's digital... Understood. Thanks.
Help me a little please.. I only can tell if the art suits my taste or not. I surely can tell if I see a manga but what's the difference in art?
You'll be able to differentiate after reading a few manhwas and manhuas
I think, I read already a lot but can't hold them apart by the art ╮(￣▽￣)╭
I'm gonna get hate for saying this but manhua generally tend to have a bit more bland/flat-er art now I'm not talking about top manhuas but like in average manhwas tend to have better art.
Also translation in manhaus generally seem to be a bit harder to understand since translating Chinese to English is a bit hard where else manhwas tend to have better translation.
Look at the "featured manga" section at the top, most of them have only manhwas then mangas and rarely any manhuas.
Manhwas dominate manhuas by a large margin in terms to numbers.
But I think Chinese part has more novels idk since I don't read it but yea.
not necesarily, webtoon is a site that hosts manhwas but not all manhwas are webtoons. when manhwas were initially getting popular globally webtoon was the main official english distributor for a few but since thats not rlly the case anymore (lezhin and tapas exist) idt its proper to call all manhwas (and esp manhuas since webtoon never hosted any chinese webcomics) webtoon. just refer to them as manhwa/manhua or webcomic/novel
Thank y'all very much for the explanation. Interesting things I learned about the art/literature genre. I hope my brain will keep it.