Personally I prefer Korean webtoons because all of the ones that I have read have just been so good! Of course there are really good Japanese manga that I have read, and there have also been bad Korean webtoons, but just overall the Korean webtoons that I have read have been super good. 1 reply
Blood Bank. I love how it changes so much from the beginning. I won't spoil anything for anyone that hasn't read it yet, but the ending was tragic and beautiful and I was crying so hard haha 2 reply
Manga definitely, mainly because there is a wider variety of stories to choose from. and because i also prefer having a physical copies of stories i truly like (translated or not). there are a lot of gems in the webtoons lately though, i wish they also start printing. i'd love to have a copy of hate mate lol. reply
Under the Sakura Tree. All I could say is "Whoa" and uncontrollably sob after. This was last night's sobfest. http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/white_garden/ reply
The first manga I ever read was +Anima, about 9 years ago! Im just wondering when people started reading manga and what they were introduced to!
Over the years Ive slowly progressed into a fujoshi, but I still enjoy the fantasy and adventure genres. I remember I used to hate any manga that had an ecchi genre. I would avoid them at all cost haha now I'll read almost anything! (=・ω・=)
Moero li Otoko :,) Seriously tho, Itoshi no Mirai-kun struck a deep cord I didn't even remember existed in my chest.
Nigatsu no Eden didn't make me cry, but when I finished reading it I felt weighted down by this DREAD, I just sat there dazed for a few moments and felt like crying for way too long. 2 reply
Mine was "Raising a Bat", this just hit me on so many levels of feels that while I was reading most chapter's i'd just cry out of nowhere.
Mainly the last chap, I recomend it to ShounenAi / Yaoi lovers who like vampires and BL (obviously), also I warn you its a tear jerker and anxiety riser so you have been warned.
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Both. It depends on the story/plot and the art style. But I prefer reading Japanese manga most of the time because I find most of it more eye pleasing [because it's black & white :D] than Korean webtoons. I only read webtoons if it's plot is really interesting or if the colors used in the art is not too bright. reply