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The following were some animes with characters successfully getting on base: - "Lady Radiant Night Wants Me to Confess": In the manga, President Baiyin and Radiant Night were together for a long time and successfully got on base. In the early stages of the manga, their performance was more reserved. However, in the development of the manga's plot, because President Baiyin was about to go to the United States to start a foreign relationship, the atmosphere at that time prompted Radiant Night to no longer be timid and take the initiative to attack. President Baiyin also happily responded, thus successfully getting on base. - "Clannad": This is a divine work that contains elements of love and kinship. The main characters Tomoya Okazaki and Furukawa Nagashima not only made it to the top of the anime, but they also had a daughter. The story told Tomoya's life as a delinquent boy changed after meeting Nagisa, and he experienced a series of plots from school life to marriage and having children. It reflected the throbbing of youth and the sweetness of marriage. - "Hori and Miyamura": The plot of this drama progressed quickly. In the seventh episode, the male protagonist Miyamura went back to his hometown to deal with the funeral without a mobile phone charger and lost contact for a while. The female protagonist Kyoko was very uneasy and missed him. After Miyamura returned, the two of them successfully got on base. - "I Really Want to Tell You": Although the progress of this drama was very slow, the male and female leads successfully made it to the top in the second to last part of the manga. The story mainly revolved around the dark appearance of a female high school student known as Sadako, Kuromarsh Shoko, trying to eliminate the misunderstanding of the people around her. - [Battle Through the Heavens (animation): Xiao Yan and Medusa have a scene where they successfully get onto the base. However, the relevant scenes in the animation have been cut, causing dissatisfaction among the netizens.]

Overall, the resemblance is considerable. The romance anime often captures the key elements and emotions from the base comic. However, for better visual and narrative effects, there could be some tweaks in the story progression and character expressions.

They can be quite different. Anime often has more dynamic visuals and complex storylines, while base hug comic might focus on specific themes or characters.

Most of the time, no. Manga creators usually have their own original ideas and storylines that they develop independently of anime. Sometimes, an anime adaptation might inspire them to tweak or expand certain elements in the manga, but basing entire chapters on an existing anime is rare.

The similarity between anime comics and their base works depends. Sometimes they are almost identical, but often there are tweaks made to make the story more visually appealing or to adapt it to the constraints of animation production.

First, focus on the skeleton. Define the length and angles of the limbs. After that, flesh out the body by adding muscles and soft tissue. Pay attention to maintaining a balanced and aesthetic look.

The connection depends on many factors. If the comic is popular, the anime might try to stay true to it. But sometimes, for creative or practical reasons, there are differences in plot, character development, or art style.

One reason for base loss might be that the anime doesn't capture the art style or atmosphere of the comic accurately. Also, sometimes the pacing is off, which can affect the viewer's connection to the story.

One major difference is that the manga gives you the author's original vision without the constraints of animation production. Anime might make changes to fit the medium or to make it more accessible to a wider audience. Sometimes, music and voice acting in the anime can also impact the perception of the story compared to the silent reading of the manga.

Naruto probably has one of the largest fan bases. It's been around for a long time and has a huge following worldwide.