What are the main differences between reading manga and watching its anime adaptation?

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The Nightmare on Elm Street comic usually has a dark and creepy story. The style is often full of horror elements and detailed illustrations to create a terrifying atmosphere.

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Well, both have their merits. The manga is more concise and allows for your imagination to run wild. The anime, on the other hand, adds movement and sound, making it more immersive. It's really up to what you like more - static images and your own interpretation or dynamic visuals and audio.

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The manga and anime of Kagerou Project have some similarities and differences. The anime visualizes the story, but there might be some changes in the plot or character depictions.

Sometimes creators run out of inspiration or face unexpected personal or professional issues that prevent them from completing the series.

For 'Naruto', the anime mostly follows the manga storyline. However, there are some filler episodes that deviate from the main manga plot. But the core story arcs are quite true to the source material.

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