Code Geass: Which is better?
Code Geass: Which version of the story is better?
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Lol you have to read the manga and watch the anime and see the two versions. The manga shows a more normal life for all the characters while the anime rushes everything to awesome battles. So which do you find better?
Haven't read the manga? You should! Lol Black Knights doesn't just start out right out of the blue. Lulu is stuck only with Kallen at the beginning.
http://www.onemanga.com/Code_Geass_-_Lelouch_of_the_Rebellion/1/
Haven't read the manga? You should! Lol Black Knights doesn't just start out right out of the blue. Lulu is stuck only with Kallen at the beginning.
http://www.onemanga.com/Code_Geass_-_Lelouch_of_the_Rebellion/1/
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Kaimax
Best Master-San
There are three manga version of CODE GEASS:
Code Geass: Lelouch of Revenge.
Code Geass: Suzaku of Counter Attack
Code Geass: Nunnally of Nightmare
The first and the second version is similar to the anime version, but Nunnally's version is the real original one, even Lelouch is rumored Dead in her story.
Code Geass: Lelouch of Revenge.
Code Geass: Suzaku of Counter Attack
Code Geass: Nunnally of Nightmare
The first and the second version is similar to the anime version, but Nunnally's version is the real original one, even Lelouch is rumored Dead in her story.
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I believe a particular volume of the manga, most probably, that of Lelouch's storyline, was separated into "for boys" and "for girls" only. Since the manga was wrapped up, I am unable to tell if there is any difference in its storyline, though both covers most certainly appear to be marketed at each gender. :D
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Skyler998 wrote...
I prefer the anime version seems to be more real ....seconded, i don't know which of the three versions of manga is the best and most accurate, so i didn't bother with it, just kept up with the anime.
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I've only seen the anime actually, haha. So for me, it wins by default.
(Can't help but feel like a retard when people in the next room overhear the mecha bits though. >_>)
(Can't help but feel like a retard when people in the next room overhear the mecha bits though. >_>)
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anime for sure
simply because the series has started with the anime, while manga adaptations as well as spin-offs were introduced later. hence, the anime is the original source of the plot and should be considered as the "real" code geass, whereas the manga adaptation only reflects the anime by a certain degree (britannian / eleven school? suzaku already at ashford at the beginning? Lloyd SMOKING?). btw: action based plot > commoner life based plot o0
besides, i like the drawing style from the anime much more, as the manga versions aren't CLAMPlike enough :P
simply because the series has started with the anime, while manga adaptations as well as spin-offs were introduced later. hence, the anime is the original source of the plot and should be considered as the "real" code geass, whereas the manga adaptation only reflects the anime by a certain degree (britannian / eleven school? suzaku already at ashford at the beginning? Lloyd SMOKING?). btw: action based plot > commoner life based plot o0
besides, i like the drawing style from the anime much more, as the manga versions aren't CLAMPlike enough :P
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Like Vio, the only thing I've seen is the anime... and everything else is a spin-off or adaptation. Therefore, my vote goes to anime.
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Nightmare of Nunnally is pretty interesting. (Hurry up and start printing those manga Bandai!) I haven't read Suzaku of the Counterattack, but I have read some Lelouch of the Rebellion. None of the manga have exceptional art, so the anime wins there, and the Lelouch manga feels 'watered-down'. No Eleven massacres there and Kallen isn't a terrorist, she's merely a delinquent!