Which comics should be made into anime and why?

I think 'One Piece' should be made into anime. It has a vast and exciting world, diverse characters, and epic storylines that would look amazing on the screen.

There were many reasons why a novel was made into a TV series or movie. Some of them might include: 1. Business considerations: TV series and movies are easier to sell and broadcast in the market, so it is easier to attract production companies and investors. 2. Audience needs: novels are usually more suitable for adaptation into television dramas or movies because they have more complicated plots and characters that are more suitable for television or movies. 3. copyright protection: adapting it into a movie or television series requires permission to obtain the copyright of the novel, which is a bigger investment and risk. If it was adapted into an anime, it could use the same intellectual property rights but would not be restricted by copyright protection. If the novel was made into an anime, the viewership ratings would depend on many factors such as the work itself, the quality of the production, the audience's preferences, and so on. Some popular novels might be easier to adapt into anime, such as the Harry Potter series, the Lord of the Rings series, and Dream of the Red Chamber. However, even if a novel was very popular, it might not be able to be adapted into an anime due to copyright issues.

One of the most popular anime comics is 'Naruto'. It's loved for its compelling story, diverse characters, and intense action scenes.

One popular example is 'One Piece'. It became an anime because of its wide appeal, rich world-building, and diverse characters.

I think it might be 'The Guin Saga'. It was one of the early ones to make the transition from light novel to anime. The story is set in a fictional world with a complex political and social structure. The main character, Guin, is a mysterious figure with great strength and abilities.

Well, 'Urusei Yatsura' is also regarded as one of the first visual novels to be made into an anime. It had a unique story that was well - received in the visual novel form, and the anime adaptation brought it to an even wider audience. The anime was able to capture the essence of the visual novel, with its humor, character relationships, and fantastical elements, making it a popular choice among fans of both visual novels and anime.

As a fan of web novels, I don't have any emotions or tears. However, I can tell you about some animes that have made you cry. These animes are usually loved by the audience because of their touching plots, deep character creation, or unique theme. For example," Your Name " was an animated film with dreams and space as its main plot. It made the audience feel a deep emotional resonance through the touching plot and excellent character creation. Spirited Away was an animated film directed by Hayao Miyazaki. It told the story of a little girl searching for herself in a mysterious world. Through the fascinating plot and unique theme, it made the audience feel deep thoughts. " Grave of Fireflies " was an animated film set in World War II. It told the story of a pair of fireflies surviving in the dark. Through touching storylines and deep character shaping, the audience felt the preciousness of life and the warmth of humanity. These animes have a unique charm that can resonate with the audience's emotions, making you feel a tearful emotional experience when you watch them.

Well, both have their merits. The anime offers a visually dynamic experience, while the manga provides a deeper dive into the story and characters with its panels and text. It's hard to say which is strictly better.

Fantasy novels usually used fantasy, magic, mythology, etc. as the theme, and involved rich imagination and fictional elements, so it was difficult to accurately restore it to the form of animation. Many elements in fantasy novels, such as magic, mythical beasts, exotic beasts, and character settings, were based on the author's imagination and cultural background. It was difficult to accurately restore them to the form of animation because animation needed a more intuitive, three-dimensional, and dynamic expression. These factors were difficult to express through two-dimensional or three-dimensional animation. The theme of a fantasy novel was usually more grand and required more details and plots to support it. However, animation needed to complete the entire story in a limited time, so it was difficult to achieve it in animation. In summary, fantasy novels were difficult to make into anime because of their rich imagination, complex elements, and the difficulty of accurately restoring them to anime forms.

There are many comics in China that have been made into anime: 1 Naruto: It was created by Kishimoto, translated into many languages, broadcasted in Japan, and later adapted into an animated film. 2. Inuyasha: It was created by Takahashi Kazuki and broadcasted in Japan. It was later adapted into an animated film. 3. One Piece: It was created by Oda Eichiro and broadcasted in Japan. It was later adapted into an animated film. 4. Journey to the West: It was created by Wu Chengen and translated into many languages. It was broadcasted in Japan and later adapted into an animated film. 5. Water Margins: Composed by Shi Naian, translated into many languages and broadcasted in Japan. Later, it was adapted into an animated film. These comics had a high reputation and influence in China. They were translated into many languages and were very popular around the world.