I have quite a few original Japanese mangas. Let's see...

~Sotsugyo M by Yukiru Sugisaki, volumes 1~5.
~Da! Da! Da! by Mika Kawamura, volumes 1~2.
~Angelic Layer by CLAMP, volume 1.
~Blue Seed by Yuzo Takada, volume 1~2.
~Neon Genesis Evangelion by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, volume 1~4.
~Busu To Himegimi by Masami Tsuda.
~Yuki No Hanabira by Mihona Fujii.

That's it. I have 4 Evangelion Film Books as well.

I accidently got a japnese manga volume of Spiral for Christmas, i tohught it was a art book, but apprently it wasent (dad kept asking me though if i did actually intend to order it, wrong question xD)

Yes I do. :D I love them.

Originally Posted by eliechan

i think at one point i counted 600 Japanese manga... and 200 English graphic novels. The english count is probably a lot higher now tho XD;;;

i think i also have a good 500 Japanese phonebook assortment like Weekly Jump, Hana to Yume, Margaret, Ribon... :shock:

Holy friggin crap Elie! XD <3<3<3 That's awesome.

And I thought my manga obsession was bad. @[email protected] <3

Omgluckiiee.

We haven't got any copies of Magic Knights Rayearth manga series. I've got the full anime set in Japanese though <3 with english subtitles

: D

And hahaha.

The only japanese manga i own is that porn one my mum accidently bought for me when I was about 11/12. :shock:

I own in japanese...

-Kizuna (1~9)
-Kusatta Kyoushi no Houteishiki (complet)
-DNAngel (1~6)
-20 mensho ni onegai! (complet)
-Bronze (volume 9)
-Mint de Kiss me
-Sleepers (1&2)
-Inu mo arukeba
-Wild Rock
-Harlem Beat wa Yoake Made
-Gohou Drug (1&2)
-Gun Blaze West (complet)
-Rurouni Kenshin (16 and 28 )
-Sorcerous Stabber Orphen (volume 1)
-Get Tonight
-Honne de Aishite-Natural-
-CLOVER (volume 4)
-Family Compo (volume 1)

And i think that's all for manga.
I also own 2 Be-Boys, 1 Be-Boy GOLD, Be-Boy ZIP and an ASUKA

I keep telling myself that when I get just a little better at Japanese, sometime when I go up to Mitsuwa (basically a Japanese marketplace, they have a bookstore and everything), I'll get myself some manga from there that I haven't seen in English and read it~
That time will come soon enough, though, because I've been advancing little by little, and now that summer has come it'll be easier for me to learn more Japanese during the time when I'm not working. ^^
At Mitsuwa, manga is only about 4 dollars a volume, so I get to stock up every time I'm there once I'm more fluent in the language. xP

Yes but I got it at a convention and it's really, really hardcore yaoi xD

I own five volumes of Shin Petshop of Horrors, and no I can't read it. I buy it because I can afford it and because I want to support the artist.

I've got City Hunter in Japanese, The Rose of Versailles, Red River, Chobits, and a bunch of others.
I also have Tokyo Mew Mew in Spanish, and Basara in Korean. xD;;;
EDIT:
I CAN read the Japanese/Spanish ones. So yeah. <.<;;

Earthian- the old copies
Roller Kaiser (?)- another Yun Kouga work
Yami no Matsuei- wish it would start up again
Heart of Thomas- wish it was translated
Marginal- gorgeous artwork
White Rose Maria (?)
Zeus
Wish- because the translation sucks
various doujinshi

So yeah. Good stuff.

All of my manga is in Japanese. XD
And I have a lot and gave a lot away.

I dont' have any manga in Japanese, however I do have some in German.

I have a Japanese copy of the only Sailor Moon manga that wasn't translated basically because it wasn't translated at the time I had bought it; it might have been translated since then but I'm honestly not sure. I already read scanlations of it, so I know the story, but I wanted a copy of my own. I also bought the first four books of Trinity Blood before it was licensed in the US, because I was impatient and a vendor at Otakon had it.
Both of those though were things I'd already read the stories of online and wanted more or less to have, as I don't read Japanese and the only friend I have who does is too busy doing her own translations to translate for me. Otherwise, I see it like this, I don't have the money for all the manga I can not only enjoy the art but also read, so I really don't have the money for stuff I can only enjoy the art of.

I own some Arslan Senki and Hikaru no Go volumes in Japanese.

I used to have some really obscure Japanese manga I bought because I liked the art. I sold them a while ago because I needed money. I kind of regret it. A couple were Haruka naru toki no naka de (which is ironically being published in Shojo Beat now, lol), Angeqique, some shojo manga about a girl that dates a j-rocker, and some fantasy/scifi stuff.

I have +Anima volumes 1 and 2, One Piece volume 1, several Harry Potter doujinshi, and ... I'm ashamed to admit it... several volumes of Naruto. Am I the only one who still likes the Japanese version better, even though I can't understand it?

I have a volume of Angel Sanctuary, a couple volumes of Dragon Ball, a volume of Zetsuai Bronze, the first volume of Betrayal Knows My Name, the first volume of Steal Moon, Gods of Avarice, volume 7 of Loveless, Daten no Tsuki (which translates to something like Fallen Angels of the Moon), and the entire series of Tokyo Babylon in Japanese. Plus some D.Gray-Man doujinshi.

I have a few issues of Inuyasha and the first book of Sailor Moon (the second printing, not the original) in Japanese.

My grandparents came back from a visit to Japan with the Inuyasha books for me and I had bought the Sailor Moon one because I lent a friend of mine my english book one and never got it back. She changed schools so I kind of gave up hope and since Sailor Moon is no longer licensed in the US I decided to get a Japanese version ^^ I have all the others, and felt really bad that I was missing book 1. I am hoping to get the rest in Japanese next convention I go to and then being able to read them later on.

When I went to Japan in the summer of 2005. I was in a train station waiting for the train to take us to Tokyo, I spotted the FullMetal Alchemist Vol.1. I was so excited that I saw it, but then the train pulled up. I promised myself to get that book. So the next day, my friend went out, so I went to the train station by myself. I remember the location of the book. Once I got there, I picked it up and headed back to the hotel. I also picked up vol. 50 of Case Closed.

I just have 2 japanese manga

One is a collection of short stories about Final Fantasy XI and the other is a yaoi manga x3 Wild Rock
A friend also gave me the german version of Wild Rock so I'll understand the story... oo;

Mhmm. I got two-ish actually.

One is love hina, which my brother 'kindly' gave it to me because he no longer wants it. I cannot understand it one bit except for a bit of the kanji/s here and there.

Then, there's Doraemon. This I understand. My brother's host mother in japan got it for my as part of my birth day present. It's one of those mangas that's written in japanese then will small subs on the side of the frame with english translation.

THEN.There's the hungry caterpillar which is completely in japanese. I don't think it's a manga but meeeh. I understand it because I brought it to my japanese class and showed it to my teacher, she then insisted that we would all read it in class togehter AND there was alot of pictures in it, ^ o ^ so it was pretty easy to understand. <33

I think that's everything. Gah. Mangas are so expensive here. ; A ;

I spent way too much on Japanese manga and doujinshi back when I became interested in anime. But when Tokyo Pop (Mixx Pocket Manga) began actually printing manga and got beyond like eight series I stopped buying anything common place. I guess the novelty wears off after awhile. I do have Kizuna and Fruits Basket but it's actually getting harder to find popular japanese manga at cons and I'm usually first or second into the dealers room... I just think big business and popularity are pushing out the dealers that have the rare goods.

Manga in Japanese are so much cuter than manga in English. I have a Bobobo manga in Japanese and the Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories one. I also have some doujinshi I picked up at a con.

I don't own any, I think it seems just a little pointless considering I can't read any form of Japanese. I guess though, If I did go to Japan I might consider buying a volume of something If I've never seen/herd of it and if I liked the art.

I have all of Saishuu Heiki Kanojo (SaiKano)and the first 12 limited edition hardback volumes of Tsubasa.

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