Are u a fast manga reader?? 5i391s
14 years ago
Posts: 111
Yes I m soooo quick as my english allow me to be- it means around 20 pages within5-15minutesYes! my engrish suuuuck but it also depend how much text is in or how much fun it is... 635o12
14 years ago
Posts: 35
it would depend on how interesting is a manga.. if i really like what i'm reading, i read it longer than the others,because i'm not just absorbed in the story but also in the art..sometimes on how unique/simple it is.. 🙂
everybody lies.
14 years ago
Posts: 742
depends on the manga. some manga i take my time so it can take hrs others are not really worth much concentration so i get through them quickly.
It also depends on how much text is on each page.
14 years ago
Posts: 50
It depends...
Weekly chapter with not that much text: about 3 minutes
Weekly chapter with a lot of text: about 7 minutes
Normal monthly chapter: about 12 minutes
I'd say I'm a normal reader^^ It also depends on how interesting the manga is and how much time I haveXD Well, I think I'm faster reading german manga...
It takes about 1 1/2 hours to read a japanese volume because I'm awfully slow reading japaneseXD
14 years ago
Posts: 113
I guess so because of my fast internet connection. I usually manga so right after the , i'd start ing again while reading the previous ed manga.
14 years ago
Posts: 60
Usually read manga 1/2 hour. But if I'm staring at the pics, it can take up to an hour. And if you have something like DeathNote, it can take up to 2 hours (although I tend to skim through it when manga have waaaaaay too much dialogue).
14 years ago
Posts: 758
I never really kept track of it before, but I've very rarely had all chapters of a manga available and spent more than my off time over 2 days reading it.... usually I read multiple mangas a day so rather fast I guess.
Few favs
Comedy:
Kyou kara ore wa!!, Mx0, Angel Densetsu, Skip Beat, Ai Kora, The Devil King is Bored
Romance:
Hana to Akuma, No bra, Shinigami Trilogy, kindan no koi de ikou, Usagi Drop, Threads of Time, Girl Friends
Most under rated:
Kindan no koi de ikou, kyou kara ore wa!.
m0r l83r... maybe >_>
14 years ago
Posts: 315
It really depends on how engrossed I am on the manga, I would tend to not read a manga within with the first few seconds, if I really like it, I can read a page in 30 seconds or I can dawdle and multitask and take two minutes to read one page.
I recently divulged a 14 volume manga in 12 hours... I also just read a manga that I've had "shelved" for about 6 months and I finally completed, its all to do with the mood and how good it is.
High above the tree tops.
14 years ago
Posts: 146
I normally spend the rest of my afternoon reading manga until I go to sleep. So when I do read a series, I just read 100 chapters or something around the 2000 pg mark, and no more until the next day. This usually takes about 3-5 hours when motivated.
14 years ago
Posts: 113
I tend to savior each manga chapter so instead of it taking me 5 minutes to read a chapter it would take like seven. I guess that makes me a slow manga reader.
She says "yada!" but we all know she doesn't mean it.
14 years ago
Posts: 53
depends on how much time i have. if i'm in a rush, or i have a lot of work to do, but i really wanna know what happens in the next chapter i'll rush through it and skip a lot of the little details that don't count.
14 years ago
Posts: 6
It can take me about 5mins to read your average manga chapter (if translated, my Japanese isn't good enough yet to read raws)
Though if I was reading offline, I might read slower just to enjoy the read. 🙂
14 years ago
Posts: 8
I do consider myself to be a fast manga reader. I don't really count how long it takes me to finish over 100+ chapters but it does take me less than a month 😀
Mangas, and graphic novels translations.
14 years ago
Posts: 38
That really depends on how long the manga runs,but yeah I Am fast
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14 years ago
Posts: 145
Yeah, I am fast cause I always give my full attention to all manga I read. Although, I skip the boring re-introductions that occur at the start of some chapters.
