Yes, you can if the adaptation is faithful and does a good job of translating the story to a different medium. However, sometimes adaptations make changes that might make it harder to grasp the true essence of the original story.
It depends. A good adaptation usually allows you to get the essence, but a poor one might miss key elements. The quality of the adaptation and the faithfulness to the original story matter a lot.
Sometimes you can. If the adaptation is done well, it can capture the main points and spirit of the story.
Sometimes it can. If the adaptation team is dedicated and respects the original work, there's a good chance it'll capture the essence pretty well.
Definitely. However, it requires careful planning. You have to ensure that the core themes, character arcs, and the story's emotional impact remain intact. Shuffling events or presenting them in a different sequence should make sense within the context of the story.
Yes, you can. The cutscenes in Kingdom Hearts do a good job of presenting the main story elements.
It varies. Some adaptations do a great job of staying true to the manhwa, while others may make significant changes.
It's hard to say for sure. The availability of Venti in the story depends on multiple factors such as the story's genre, setting, and the author's intentions. It could be possible, but you'd have to look closely at the story's details to know for sure.
It depends on the specific story. Some stories might feature Kranons, while others might not.
It's quite different. The manga might have some changes in plot and character development compared to the novel.
The story in the 'Dmying' manga and its anime adaptation are quite similar. There aren't many major differences.
It can vary. Sometimes the drama does a great job keeping the key elements, but there might be some changes to fit the TV format.
The manga Beelzebub might have more detailed storylines and character developments compared to the adaptation. Some plot points might be simplified or omitted in the adaptation.