because i want you to suffer -_-
and what did coffee do to you? :\

night fahn

apologies if i cannot hold this conversation for long.

good point made. but that could potentially mean long ep count like the one for Slam Dunk (which have about 100 eps). Also, it would have to be split into seasons. Animes are more or less "compressed" versions of the manga actually.

i would say that throughout watching "Kure-nai", the anime sort of like ruined the manga, but i thought of the manga as like the aftermath of the anime (albeit deviations in characters' behaviour/artwork seems to sort of like ruin that thought as well). is this the case for Rosario to Vampire (anime version) as well?

http://i.imgur.com/erDlpoD.gif

You're such a tsundere T_T
Also, Coffee also calls me a massive perv :cool:

hello~Rikka Takanishi's...*ahem*~~

shall leave you to substitute the word "ahem" for a word of your choice :biggrin:

hmm..Coffee..and i wonder which "Coffee" you are referring to

hey Bareziah..gambarimasho for your French! Do your best!

i see no problem if it has a long anime count if it's done correctly and not drawn out too long
an example of one currently going on is Kuroko no Basket, it follows the manga greatly but isn't dragged on either

and what i meant for the Rosario Vampire anime leaving out important stuff is they changed the plot almost entirely and left out key factors of the original plot. they turned the anime into a fanservice anime while the manga has a decent story

@nikos staaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhp

@bare not tsundere just hateful :|

anyone know someone who can dj? I actually want to learn XD

hmm. alright..looks like what you say may give me something to think about, given my past experiences with "Kure-nai!". so in this case, it seems that the deviation is so great that it sort of disappointed you.

does other issues like artwork, character's behaviour affect you as well?

I do know a dj :P he is mainly J-core and hardcore :P