How closely does the 'Doctor Who: Day of the Doctor' novelization follow the original?

Yes, the 9th Doctor does make an appearance in the novelization.

It depends. Sometimes it's very close, but there can be some changes to make it more appealing for a wider audience.

It's quite close. The Eva manga mostly adheres to the main elements of the original, but there are some minor differences.

Well, it depends. Sometimes it follows very closely, but there are moments when it takes its own path for creative reasons. The key elements, though, are mostly there.

It's kind of close. The manga mostly adheres to the original, but there are a few differences here and there.

It's reasonably close. The TV show captures the main plot points and characters from the books, but there are some differences.

In the fanfiction, their meeting is often full of surprises and unexpected plot twists. It might involve time travel paradoxes or joint efforts to save the universe.

It ties in with the series by building on existing storylines and adding more depth to the 'Doctor Who' universe. It might introduce new elements or offer alternate perspectives on familiar events.

In general, Sailor Moon Crystal is a faithful adaptation. It keeps the key elements and storylines from the manga intact. However, there might be some minor tweaks for the sake of animation or to enhance the viewing experience.

Overall, the original Full Metal Alchemist has a strong adherence to the manga. There might be some minor tweaks for the sake of the animation format, but the major elements are intact.