Manga newbie

[kuronekoaus]

So lately I've been kinda interested in reading manga/anime. Thing is, I can't find any on the net. I trust all you anime-nuts will have some sites you regular, please let me know? Spread the love etc?

Anime/manga in Japanese would also be helpful.

[Rukisama]

Fruits Basket,Vampire Knight,naruto,ect. i live here in japan so i'll think of somemore for you ^_^

[MMM]

Originally Posted by kuronekoaus

So lately I've been kinda interested in reading manga/anime. Thing is, I can't find any on the net. I trust all you anime-nuts will have some sites you regular, please let me know? Spread the love etc?

Anime/manga in Japanese would also be helpful.

Manga are books. Anime are videos. You need to go to a bookstore, library or video store.

[kuronekoaus]

Originally Posted by MMM

Manga are books. Anime are videos. You need to go to a bookstore, library or video store.

:\ How unfortunate in terms of convenience. I thought you could read some online?
Hence the title, 'manga newbie'.

[Rukisama]

ShojoBeat.com ShonenJump.com are some

[MMM]

Originally Posted by kuronekoaus

:\ How unfortunate in terms of convenience. I thought you could read some online?
Hence the title, 'manga newbie'.

If you are in Sydney, I am sure there are TONS of bookstores, video stores and other places selling/lending/renting manga and anime.

[Rogozhin]

I used to frequent Kinokuniya, which sells plenty of manga and anime. Alternatively, you can find manga at your local Borders and anime at JB HiFi. Also try some of the comic book shops, many appear to sell only American comics but you can often come across manga at these places too.

I'm sure there are plenty of other places that sell anime/manga...

[MMM]

Originally Posted by Rogozhin

If you don't want to buy, you could d/l manga from places like douchefan.com

But we don't want to encourage stealing.

[Rogozhin]

Okay, fine (edited link out)

[DesiredMess]

Go for rightstuff.com ...They sell tons of manga from all distributors and merchandise.