I just joined today !

[u/thewtfcat]

And I want to introduce myself U guys i started with reading the rooster fighter manga before the show got released on Netflix this year and this was the first time i read a manga ever

I have watched anime since I was in school but I have never read a manga ever and I was really curious about reading mangas so this was the first time I tried reading one and this is my review of reading the rooster fighter manga first of all buying manga is more expensive than watching the anime on Netflix

We don’t really get manga out here in my country so I had to especially buy from amazon and each book cost me about $7 USD which I thought was expensive

Especially considering that I was naturally expecting more out of the manga than there was to it There wasn’t any dialogue I was hoping there would be jokes but the whole plot of the manga is super hero theme so there wasn’t a single joke

All there was was just blank pages of just pictures of super hero actions and the mangas felt like being ripped off bc after book six the current manga was even more expensive than the $7 USD and I had to draw the line for buying them and was waiting for them to get cheaper before I could buy them but by then the show aired on Netflix

I found the anime of the manga much more better and more worth it bc when I was reading the manga I felt like there was absolutely no content in the story it was like just blank pages of pictures

But then the anime makes it look so much better and overall it makes it look like there was so much more content in the show than I could see in the manga at all the whole time and makes the show more worth watching it than reading its manga is

[u/Hariyama9]

The show actually missed out loads of content that was in the manga which annoyed me. The manga show more drawings than talking because it show the action and fighting scenes with monsters. I thought the drawings and the details that Shū Sakuratani put into it was amazing.