I'd have to say shonen. The storylines are usually more fast-paced and full of excitement. Plus, the characters often have really cool powers or skills that keep me hooked.
Whether one liked to read the manga or the novel parts of a doujinshi depended on one's personal interests and preferences. Some people may prefer comics because they can reflect the author's thoughts and style more quickly, while others may prefer novels because they can understand the story and characters more deeply. The manga part of a doujinshi is usually more popular than the novel part because manga can show the plot and character development faster and usually attract more attention. In addition, comics can be consumed faster so that readers can read them when they want to. However, doujinshi novels are also very popular because they can provide readers with more emotional input and storylines. The plot and characters in the novel could also be understood more deeply and allow the reader to better understand the author's intentions and thoughts. Both the manga and novel parts of doujinshi have their own advantages and disadvantages, depending on the reader's interests and preferences.
I prefer 'One Piece' because of its vast world-building and diverse characters.
For me, it depends on the specific series. Sometimes a manga series will have a plot that really hooks me, and other times a manhwa will have amazing characters and world-building that I love. So, I can't really say one is always better than the other.
For me, it depends on the series. Sometimes manga has more depth and detail, but anime can be more immersive with its visuals and sounds. It's hard to pick just one!
I prefer manga. The storylines and art styles in manga often appeal to me more.
Well, a shoujo artstyle in a shonen manga could create a contrast. It could make the characters appear more visually appealing and add depth to the emotional aspects of the story. However, it might also surprise or confuse some readers accustomed to the traditional shonen look.
Shoujo manga often focuses on romance and emotions, while shonen manga typically centers around action and adventure.
I prefer anime because it brings the story to life with movement and sound. It's more immersive for me.
I prefer manga. I think it has a wider range of genres and more classic works that I enjoy.
I prefer manga. The art style often feels more raw and personal to me, and I can take my time to soak in the details at my own pace.