[WhiteRanger]

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Originally Posted by Starscream Gaga

Manga only. The anime, thankfully, went a completely different route that ended in a much, much more satisfying and less confusing conclusion.

Sailor Cosmos wasn't in the Stars anime either, instead Chibi Chibi was Sailor Galaxya, which worked just as well.

That's thing I never like how the anime changed thing

[Starscream Gaga]

Eh, like I said, the anime and PGSM are far more enjoyable then the manga. The changes are almost always justified.

[WhiteRanger]

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Originally Posted by Starscream Gaga

Eh, like I said, the anime and PGSM are far more enjoyable then the manga. The changes are almost always justified.

But this I've seen stars and never liked how it went in the anime

[KamenRiderRevenge]

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Originally Posted by WhiteRanger

That's thing I never like how the anime changed thing

Aren't manga and anime supposed to be different?

[WhiteRanger]

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Originally Posted by KamenRiderRevenge

Aren't manga and anime supposed to be different?

Not really when it comes to manga adaption normally they need to follow the manga plot full metal alchemist ened up getting two different anime serise due the first drifting away from the manga source where as brother hood was true faithful adaption

[Starscream Gaga]

But wasn't the difference there was that the FMA manga was better then the anime? I've never seen either but from what I've gathered Brotherhood was born due to the anime having an unsatisfactory ending.

That was not the case for Sailor Moon. I really think its safe to say a faithful adaption of the manga would never have had such a big lasting effect on the anime world as Sailor Moon did. Deviating from the manga was a good decision on their part. It ended up both more enjoyable and more accessible and better for a weekly serial.

[WhiteRanger]

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Originally Posted by Starscream Gaga

But wasn't the difference there was that the FMA manga was better then the anime? I've never seen either but from what I've gathered Brotherhood was born due to the anime having an unsatisfactory ending.

That was not the case for Sailor Moon. I really think its safe to say a faithful adaption of the manga would never have had such a big lasting effect on the anime world as Sailor Moon did. Deviating from the manga was a good decision on their part. It ended up both more enjoyable and more accessible and better for a weekly serial.

But the thing a lot people in japan loved manga more the anime they were happy that there was an anime back then but that cause they loved the manga

[Suzu]

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Originally Posted by Starscream Gaga

That was not the case for Sailor Moon. I really think its safe to say a faithful adaption of the manga would never have had such a big lasting effect on the anime world as Sailor Moon did. Deviating from the manga was a good decision on their part. It ended up both more enjoyable and more accessible and better for a weekly serial.

They didn't make the anime series different from the manga because they thought it would be better or successful. The manga just was behind writing-wise. When they made new anime episodes, the storyarcs in the manga weren't finished, so they had no choice but come up with their own stories for the anime version.

[WhiteRanger]

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Originally Posted by Suzu

They didn't make the anime series different from the manga because they thought it would be better or successful. The manga just was behind writing-wise. When they made new anime episodes, the storyarcs in the manga weren't finished, so they had no choice but come up with their own stories for the anime version.

Yea that's whst I thought the was the same reason for dragon ball as well. So in some ways I'm happy crystal being manga faithful.

[KamenRiderRevenge]

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Originally Posted by Suzu

They didn't make the anime series different from the manga because they thought it would be better or successful. The manga just was behind writing-wise. When they made new anime episodes, the storyarcs in the manga weren't finished, so they had no choice but come up with their own stories for the anime version.

Hm. I always thought the manga ended during the anime.