whole manga

It's a fantasy adventure filled with magic and unexpected twists. The main character discovers a hidden world and embarks on a thrilling journey to uncover its secrets.

Not entirely. There are some parts of the manga that aren't included in the anime.

The Universal Beast Transformation: I Become the Dragon of Huaxia was a story about the world ushering in the era of universal beast transformation. After the arrival of the Earth's will, humans became the last animals to be eaten before the entire population transformed into beasts. In this era, the strong preyed on the weak and became an eternal rule. The protagonist of the story drank his own blood and turned into a dragon egg, proving that he was a descendant of the dragon. This manga was full of fantasy and adventure elements, telling the story of the protagonist's growth and challenges in the era of the beastification of the people. The specific plot and details could only be understood by reading the manga.

In general, the Food Wars anime doesn't cover the entire manga. There are certain parts that are skipped or adapted differently for various reasons like time constraints or creative choices. But it still captures the main essence of the manga.

Not really. The Tomo-Chan anime typically makes some adaptations and might not cover every aspect of the manga precisely.

Not entirely. The anime usually makes some adaptations and might not include every detail from the manga.

You can look for recommendations on manga forums or from fellow manga enthusiasts. They often share their favorite spots in such mangas.

Sure, you can! In manga, there's a lot of room for self-expression and showing different aspects of oneself.

It depends. Sometimes it can if you're really meticulous with the details and the art style is complex.

It offers a fresh perspective on different cultures. The unique art styles and diverse storylines draw you in and make it really captivating.