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Have no clue what this is.
As far as anime goes it just the japanese word for animation. In japan all animation is anime but in america it means japanese animation. Manga isn't that different it's just in graphic novel form instead of animated. Most anime is based on the graphic novels any how.
But korean manga "manhwa" is still sold as manga in the book stores. I also enjoy korean work as well.
I think manga is the japanese form of the word magazine but I could be wrong on that one.
Shoujo is girl and shounen is boy.
Honestly not much of the good stuff is getting into our country these days. I have a hard time finding things I like. But then again I've read so much manga that some of them are really just the same story I've already seen over and over again.
And for people reading this that don't really know what manga or anime is about it's not all tentacle porn and sci-fi. Actually most of those 1980's genre have disappeared from the shelves. There is a lot of romance, comedy and slice of life out there as well. In fact there are as many genres of manga as their are TV shows.
Some recent series I'm following are
Replica
kobato (of course)
7 day countdown
MarchStory
Arisa (which is a little childish but I still enjoy it)
Blue exorcist
I was reading Pavane of a dead girl but it seems like tokyo pop has bit the dust. Which upsets me as there were quite a few really good stories that got discontinued that I was following. I'd tell you what they were except that my daughter wiped out my shelf. She loves manga also and when I'm done reading it she takes it with her to school. Which I don't mind since my shelf needs room for new volumes.
But I do have to watch what she takes because I love yaoi which is vary rarely sold in the U.S. but I do have a few. I think it's either because of homophobia or they don't want to carry things of a sexual nature. Still it doesn't seem like it will matter as most of the book stores around here are going out of business. I like shopping in the store but I guess I'll have to start using Amazon from now on.
well that's my little spiel on it. I just was excited as not many people on here even know what it is. But I've seen so many anime avatars lately I just thought I'd ask.
I like some anime.
Also I find that for some reason manhwa releases very slowly some times years and often one or two books make it to the shelf before they get discontinued.
I do cheat and read it online for free once in a while but I still buy my favorite titles once they hit the shore. But as far as yaoi goes you pretty much have to read it online since that's the only place you can find it. And I get annoyed when people confuse it with boy love. It's more pornarific than boy love. True yaoi pretty much has sex by the third page LOL! and either no story at all or one that doesn't really make sense any how LOL!
The reason I find it annoying is because when I go to look for yaoi I wind up stuck with boy love since too many people can't tell the difference. If it has a story and is about a relationship it's boy love. If it's straight up porn it's yaoi. How hard is that? LOL yeah I know I'm a sick puppy blah blah blah!
I was once grossed out by yaoi too. But it was like a train wreck I couldn't stop looking at it. Now I'm addicted too it!