Corn Wrote:Freezing-Does this count as a Manhwa? Lol.

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First things first, it's an echi. And parts of it are cleared tailored for young, horny, teenage boys. People say the eyes for most of the characters are the same, the plot kind of sucks, the rational for some of the actions the characters do is kinda dumb...

But I love it. I like Im Dal Young's work, and this is probably actually my favorite manga/mahwa of all time. I never personally noticed the eyes for the characters looking similar. I personally thought the art pretty damn good. In fact, I thought the artist drew better than whoever did the anime (which is, like, basically hentai). While he does have some naked moments here and there...I dunno. It's nothing like, say, vastly overdone. Can I get away with saying I read Freezing for the plot?

Okay, I'll have to admit some of the character's actions are stupid sometimes, the characterization...is actually really deep. He's expanded into a subseries (Freezing Zero) which goes into some of the character's pasts. I'll have to admit Im Dal Young is terrible at characterizing males, but I guess it's a bit refreshing from seeing females always so badly characterized.

So the plot. Basically, creatures from another dimension basically invade Earth. Fast forward a couple hundred years, humanity created a schooling system to fend them off. Girls are able to move a superhuman speeds and possess superman strength, while having the ability to spawn an individual weapon (...maybe I like this series so much because it was a scythe in it). Guys are able to freeze and unfreeze crap, hence the title. Together, they must fight off the threat.

If you don't mind echi here and there and enjoy Shingeki no Kyojin (even though that's not a manhwa), I would recommend this.

Also, +1 to Tower of God and The God of High School and The King of Hell.

FoolsLove Wrote:Tower of God technically isn't a manwha, either. It's a webtoon, published online, albeit in Korean.

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Now that the master is gone, something is "missing" and it clearly shows. Maybe the author realized how much of a success The Breaker was and made it more "accessible". I wish they got past the ki center broken plot because it's INCREDIBLY dragged on. (say hello to +100 chapters to repair his ki center!!)

byakugan Wrote:It is classified as manwha in most, if not all, online readers. Heck, it is classified as manga in half of them. In any case we can say its a digital manwha. The only difference between regular manwha and it is that is done in a long string and is colored.

Other than Freezing, I don't know what else that's not manwha is being discussed here.

FoolsLove Wrote:Freezing isn't a manwha. It's a manga. It's done by a Korean guy, but it's released in Japan in a Japanese magazine (Comic Valkyire), albeit a web publisher now, and is read right to left (manwha are left to right).

Tower of God technically isn't a manwha, either. It's a webtoon, published online, albeit in Korean.

Might as well just make the thread "manwha/manga/whatever." Manwha as a whole isn't too big.

Curtiss Wrote:I agree with this. It'd have a bigger audience for one and then there wouldn't need to be two separate threads for what's essentially the same thing.

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Sue is too adorable, but i have a weird feeling hybrids like her have a weaker resistance to illness

byakugan Wrote:OT: The Breaver: NW
I said it before and I say it again, anyone complaining about the NW's pacing doesn't read Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Fairy Tail, Kenichi and any freaking manga that has over 200 issues.