How far does the Haikyuu anime adapt from the manga?

The anime adaptation of The Promised Neverland follows the manga to a considerable extent. But there are some differences, especially towards the later part of the story.

The manga is significantly ahead. It has more storylines and developments that haven't been covered in the anime yet.

The manga is quite a bit ahead. It has more storylines and developments that haven't been covered in the anime yet.

It covers a significant portion but doesn't reach the very end of the novels. There are still parts of the story only found in the books.

The Slam Dunk anime is considered to have followed the manga relatively well. It managed to translate most of the key moments and character developments accurately. Although there were some tweaks here and there, it generally stayed true to the original manga.

The Haikyuu anime has some variations in terms of pacing and the order of events. For example, certain matches might be presented in a slightly different sequence.

Overall, the adaptation of Senryuu Shoujo manga is reasonably faithful. There might be some minor tweaks for better visual or narrative flow, but the core remains intact.

The Haikyuu manga is quite far along. It has had many intense matches, emotional moments, and character-driven plots. But there's always room for more surprises and twists as the story continues to unfold.

The manga ending and the anime ending are similar but have some nuances. The anime might present it with more visual flair.

The Haikyuu anime is pretty consistent with the manga. It replicates the characters' development and the major events accurately. Minor adjustments here and there are mainly to make it more suitable for the anime format.