Did the Horimiya anime adapt the entire manga?

Not completely. There are some parts of the manga that weren't included in the anime.

Not exactly. The anime adaptation of Horimiya doesn't cover the entire manga. Some storylines and details might be left out.

The Horimiya anime doesn't cover the whole manga. Some storylines and details were left out for various reasons, like time constraints or creative choices.

The Kuroko anime doesn't adapt the manga in its entirety. There are parts that are skipped or condensed. But despite that, it still offers a great viewing experience for fans of the manga and newcomers alike.

The ReLife anime doesn't adapt the whole manga. Some storylines and details were left out for various reasons like time constraints or creative decisions. But it still captures the main essence of the manga.

Not completely. There are some differences and parts of the manga that might not be included in the adaptation.

Not exactly. The anime of Blue Spring Ride covers a significant part but not the entire manga. Some storylines and details might be left out or slightly modified.

In my opinion, both have their merits. The manga offers more depth and detail in the story, but the anime brings the characters to life with dynamic visuals and sounds. It's hard to say which is strictly better.

Yes, the Horimiya manga has ended.

The Horimiya anime wraps up corresponding to a certain chapter of the manga. Unfortunately, I don't have the exact chapter number right now. Usually, anime adaptations might make some tweaks or omissions compared to the original manga.