mangas that aren't animes

One reason could be that coloring manga pages is very time-consuming and expensive. It requires a lot of effort and resources.

I'd say 'Vampire Knight' is a top pick. It has a great story and cool characters.

It depends on personal preferences. Some people love the depth and detail of mangas, while others prefer the visual and auditory experience of animes.

Well, there are some original anime series like 'Kiznaiver' that don't have a manga counterpart. They were created specifically for the anime format.

There is no buffer because the buffer is a data storage mechanism in the computer system. It can buffer data to improve the response speed and access speed of the system. As a text file, novels could also be read faster through the buffer. However, if the novel did not have a buffer, the reader would have to read the original file directly, which might affect the reading experience. This was because if the novel file was large or updated quickly, the reader would have to wait for the system to complete the buffer before reading. This might affect the fluency and speed of reading. So if there are novels that don't have a buffer, readers can try to use some online reading platforms or software, which usually provide a buffer function to improve the reading experience.

One such anime is 'Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood'. It closely adheres to the manga and is highly regarded for its authenticity.

Animes are usually more mainstream and aimed at a wider audience. Hentai mangas, on the other hand, often contain adult or explicit content that's not suitable for all.

One anime that's a great adaptation is 'Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood'. It closely follows the manga and maintains its depth and complexity.

As someone who loves reading novels, I can't directly get the latest anime information. However, based on what I know, the reason why animes like Sword Dance of the Elf Envoy and Battle of a Date haven't been released is probably because the production company didn't get permission or approval from the relevant departments or because they couldn't complete the production for various reasons. In addition, the production quality of these cartoons was also controversial. It might not be able to get the recognition and praise of the audience, resulting in the inability to continue releasing sequels or new series. If you have more specific information, please provide more details. I will try my best to answer your questions.

Well, several factors come into play. The manga's sales figures, fan demand, and its suitability for animation in terms of art style and complexity are considered. Sometimes, a studio might have a particular interest in a genre or theme that the manga represents.