Do you still buy the hard copies?

Panther

Panther

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I went to a bookstore a few days ago and arrived at the manga section. It's a very nostalgic feeling because I used to buy the books, even new titles that seem interesting to try. Nowadays everything is digitalized, so I wonder if anyone still buys them. The prices are also rocketing like there's no tomorrow, so less reason to buy.
 
Panther said:
I went to a bookstore a few days ago and arrived at the manga section. It's a very nostalgic feeling because I used to buy the books, even new titles that seem interesting to try. Nowadays everything is digitalized, so I wonder if anyone still buys them. The prices are also rocketing like there's no tomorrow, so less reason to buy.
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No. I don't. It's better to buy them in bulk to get them for a decent price. Only Japanese people can afford them
 
I usually buy 1 volume of a manga if I like the anime. I have a volume of Naruto, One Piece, Gin Tama, Hunter x Hunter and DBZ.
 
MadaraUchiha said:
I usually buy 1 volume of a manga if I like the anime. I have a volume of Naruto, One Piece, Gin Tama, Hunter x Hunter and DBZ.
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How many manga do you own so far madara? Did you collect the entire set?
 
I have two volumes of One Piece (74 and 75)
And a random shoujou manga called Garasu girls (it's in Japanese and I haven the even really opened it)
Otherwise as long as manga and comics are concerned I prefer to read online.
I do buy novels though.
 

you can read Japanese my lady? i didn't peg you to be a hardcore fan of Japanese manga. are you obsessed with manga or can you really understand those writings?
 
Sebastian said:
you can read Japanese my lady? i didn't peg you to be a hardcore fan of Japanese manga. are you obsessed with manga or can you really understand those writings?
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that's so cool my lady xD
now you can read raw manga. have you thought of teaching to peeps like me.
 
I don't, I never have and I don't see any reason to. It's much cheaper to find manga online and it also won't take up any space in the house. It's the same thing whether it's digital or hard copy, so it's just easier for me to stick with digital.
 
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