Just watched the first episode of Watamote and I really, really liked it. But given that I liked it so much, I'm a bit concerned that I'm missing out by watching the anime as opposed to reading the manga first. I'm generally a firm believer that anime adaptations can be just as good or better than manga, and I've heard this is a good one. But I feel like in terms of pure time and content, there's probably some stuff left out, some nuance lost. Is that a valid concern, or should I just keep on watching the anime?
Just watched the first episode of Watamote and I really, really liked it. But given that I liked it so much...
Ethan Scott
Charles Powell
she gets only 3 friends on the anime, while she currently has like 12 friends + 2 characters that are interested in her
watch the anime and then read the manga ignore the retards that will say the manga is bad just because it has yuri in it
Brody Collins
the manga is bad because now all it has is yuri
Carter Flores
>show is about a girl trying to get popular
>girl becomes popular
>show is now about her being popular and hanging out with her friends
what the fuck did you expect, her to be a NEET forever ?
Ayden Hill
>what the fuck did you expect
for it to not be boring. you know this is the problem with current watamote though
Tyler Butler
You're right. It's bad because second year is over and third year has been a complete drag. Also Yoshida getting replaced by yuribait Asuka
Chase Butler
it isn't tho, its way better then most other SoL series
Ian Powell
She has 4 pals, a stalker emoji and a kouhai. The rest of her relations are connaissance.
Jose Reyes
yuribait Asuka has been the worst addition to the manga, she literally does nothing and yet tomoko is all over her because she has a mommy fetish for some reason
Ethan Ramirez
>I mean that's bound to happen in the anime eventually as well, right?