Japanese Literature discussion

I LUV FMA, BLEACH, NARUTO,

I really like mangas too, but they are really hard to get in my country so I don't read many of them. Oh well. :(

I love very many mangas.
From famous, I read now MW and Adolf (volume 1 and 2) by Osamu Tezuka and Toward Terra and 4 volumes Kaze no ki no uta by Keiko Takemiya. This is so cool! I admired it.

MANGA ROX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Banana Bread Pudding from 1977 is translated into English, now!

huh...?

This is famous old shojo (BL) manga. I thought that it never be translated ínto English. Life is great! :o)

I decided to start Shin Petshop of Horrors series this week, since the first PSOH is a favorite of mine. Otherwise I love CLAMP (esp. Chobits and XXXholic)and I like most other magical girl type series. I Started Vampire Knight in Shojo Beat but let it go, also I liked Honey & Clover, which I might again pick up just cause Hagu is so cute-yet-strange. I got G into watching the Naruto anime starting from the beginning, but not sure if he will get into the manga series style reading.

Naruto is really awesome. I have many favorites. :) If you like Naruto, you would most likely like: Fullmetal Alchemist(both the brotherhood and the original anime), Bleach, and possibly Death Note.

You hit the nail on the head for me: those are all the ones I read, especially Death Note.

Back in the day I really dug Fruits Basket.

I used to read everything that came my way, but now the obsession has softened a bit (a tiny bit). I've sold most of my manga and kept only the ones that mean something to me, and those are the ones I'll also keep on buying: MARS, Ouran High School Host Club, Rurouni Kenshin, Lovely Complex and NANA. I'm starting a Sailor Moon collection in September when the series starts getting re-issued and I will get FMA's 3 in 1 volume someday ;)

I enjoy reading manga. I am currently collecting and . They look like "kiddie" stories, but they are not. Twin Spica makes me cry, every time; it has a lot of emotion in it. And, Bunny Drop should appeal to 30-somethings who are raising a child(ren).