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Savage Little Nerd

Savage Little Nerd

Jaden, Melissa, and I were walking through the school halls. It was already lunchtime so we decided to eat outside today. While we walked, Jaden and Melissa were talking about an anime called 'Seven deadly sins'. The anime is really good, and I hope for a second season, but for now, I'm just reading the manga. And let me tell you, the manga is AWESOME!!! Especially when Meliodis is a-, oops, almost spoiled it for you guys. But yeah, the anime is awesome; I totally recommend it for y'all.
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Yukiro
A wonderful story from start to finish. It reminded me of my younger years (I'm fairly old now lol) where I would write in a more anime style. I hope you write many more stories and keep improving along the way!
ALTAGRACE CLERCIUS
I am so in love with this story. I cried and laugh. they are so cute❤️. I love hunters personality so much, he's so funny. and Adrien I can just tell that he liked, no loved hunter form the beginning. Amazing story loved it
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Owned By My Best Friend's Father

Owned By My Best Friend's Father

The way it all soured in an instant. Sophie’s volcano sits drying on the kitchen table, a lumpy cone of papier-mache painted in hopeful red and orange. She’s sixteen now, but she’s curled on the couch in her favorite oversized hoodie, knees tucked under her chin, eyes glued to the TV. Some new anime is playing with bright colors flashing, dramatic music swelling, and characters yelling about power levels. She’s obsessed. We argue about it constantly. “It’s not a cartoon,” she always insists, rolling her eyes like I’m the one who doesn’t get it. “It’s anime. There’s a difference. Depth. Themes. Character arcs.”
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Bully: Not A Scumbag

Bully: Not A Scumbag

He really wondered when the anime was made. In truth, Monica knew why Sorata asked this question because for those who knew an anime, it was a very long and time-consuming project, even a few minutes of anime there would be a lot of things that needed to be done from the plot, various process such as drawing, background, coloring, splitting, dubbing, and all of that required a lot of time to produce. That's why Sorata was confused and wondered whether Misaki knew about Shiina's arrival a long time ago, but in reality, he just didn't understand what genius was, and in many cases, the ordinary people couldn't understand the gap between themselves and genius.
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Hidden Mate

Hidden Mate

Vincent and the three Deltas went to visit Maxine’s coffee shop. While Vincent was waiting on his seat, the three were lining up in the counter to make their orders. “Ahhh, I am still sleepy,” Joel complained. “Did you pull an all-nighter reading that anime again?” Edgar asked to Joel. “It’s not anime. Anime is made by animation. The drawing called Manga,” Joel explained. “Manga is fruit in tropical island, right?” Hunter asked, and the two ignored him.
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Angel Academy

Angel Academy

he asks softly, running his hand along the side of my face. “I don’t think so,” I sigh. I try to readjust my position and gasp at the searing pain that instantly blooms in my knee. My head falls back and I squeeze my eyes shut. “Oh fuck that hurts,” I breathe. Daniel grips my hand tightly. “I’m sorry Ana, I wish I could take the pain away,” he mutters. “I thought mates could do that,” I grit out. He sighs. “Fully bonded mates can. A mark isn’t quite enough to take away this much pain.”
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The Boyfriend App

The Boyfriend App

Both networks have no qualms either, about crushing kids’ hearts by pulling out an anime series unfinished and then recycling it ad nauseam. This is one of two reasons why Kate usually hunts for free anime episodes online. The other reason is that her parents usually nag her to “stop watching cartoons” because “you can’t gain anything from them” when she watches on the living room TV. Before she could convince them of anything, Kate would first have to define cartoons and animes. Her parents don’t think there’s a difference between the two and their nascent idea of anime includes Princess Sarah, Cedie: The Little Prince, and other eponymous, even mononymous works like Charlotte and Heidi.
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In Loving Memory

In Loving Memory

Sarah agrees. While Ivy had absolutely no idea what the two were talking about. She has never known such a thing as Japanese animation, other than Doramon or Hallo Kitty maybe. Spectacles at home only broadcast domestic production, made locally. Even though watching the shows outside was Western country. she would rather spend time reading textbooks than watching. The very opposite type to Debbie. “You'll have to find out who Conan is. If you've seen yourself, you'll agree one hundred percent!" Debbie said very confidently, filling the void in Ivy's expression.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Picture this: you’re about to embark on a creative adventure in the colorful world of manga! The first step I find crucial is developing a solid premise. This is like the seed from which everything else blossoms. You should ask yourself what the main themes are and what message you aim to convey. For instance, ‘friendship,’ ‘betrayal,’ or ‘self-discovery’ can set the emotional tone and lead the direction of your story.

Moving on, I focus on character arcs. Characters should evolve and respond to their situations, which makes them relatable. Think about not just their goals and conflicts but also how they change throughout the story. I’ve seen many characters take unexpected turns, which makes the journey even more exciting!

Finally, pacing is essential. Balancing moments of high tension with quiet reflection can create an engaging rhythm. One page may leave the reader breathless, while the next could drip with emotion. Trust me; pacing can make or break your manga, ensuring readers stay hooked until the very end.

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