When is a fanfic too similar to the source material?

I'm not sure. Maybe it's an original story and not based on anything specific.

It's quite accurate. The 2022 Batman comic sticks closely to the original ideas and themes.

I have no idea. Maybe it's an original creation without being based on anything specific.

It's mostly accurate. The comic adaptation of 'BNHA' keeps the key elements and storylines intact.

I'm not sure. Maybe it's inspired by some real-life events or other literary works, but the specific source isn't widely known.

A 'change in time' fanfic can be quite diverse. It could have updated settings or different outcomes for events. But it generally respects the original characters' personalities and the overall tone of the source material.

The 'Tomorrow When the War Began' graphic novel is a worthy adaptation. It stays true to the key plot points while offering unique artistic interpretations. The characters are depicted well, and the action scenes are brought to life on the pages.

No, it doesn't. The anime adaptation of Parasyte had to make some cuts. There are parts in the manga that are not in the anime. The anime is still great, but if you want the complete story, you need to read the manga. It has more details about the characters' backstories, more in - depth exploration of the parasyte society, and additional sub - plots that add more richness to the overall story.

Overall, the 'This Hero for Real' manga is a decent adaptation. It retains the core characters and main events, but there might be some minor tweaks for artistic or narrative purposes. However, these don't significantly deviate from the essence.

Overall, the manga of 'Didn't we start by holding hands' remains faithful to the source. Some character details might be emphasized differently for better storytelling, but the core remains the same.