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2026-03-27 54640 瀏覽Manga

What was the first manga you bought with your own money?

Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese
I want to reminisce with everyone about that innocent era. The first manga I bought with my allowance was the first volume of Dragon Ball. I remember it was $25 back then, which was already a huge amount for an elementary school student.

From that day on, I embarked on a never-ending journey of buying manga 😂 Up to now, I've bought several hundred volumes.

What was your first one? Where did you buy it? Do you still remember how you felt at the time?

回覆 (12)

催淚番專家2026-03-27
The CLANNAD manga adaptation. Although it's not the most popular choice, this is the one that got me into tear-jerker works.
漫畫狂人2026-03-27
My first one was also DB! My mom bought it for me at the Book Fair. Ever since that day, there was no turning back.
芙莉蓮推し2026-03-27
My first one was Sailor Moon. I bought it with pocket money I'd saved for a few weeks. I still remember that feeling of satisfaction.
My first one was "Ding Dong" (Doraemon). It was $18 each, bought at the newsstand near my home.
Mine is volume 1 of Naruto. I bought it at Sino Centre in Mong Kok; I remember walking around for a long time before I found it.
My first one was "ONE PIECE". From that day until now, I'm still following it... a journey of over ten years.
九龍動漫倉2026-03-27
Memories of buying manga at Sino Centre! Back in those days, Sino Centre was the holy land for every anime fan.
"Doraemon" was the first manga for many Hong Kong people! Back in the $18 era... now it's over $40.
追番日記2026-03-27
SLAM DUNK! I remember buying it at Sino Centre for $25. Back then, the whole shop was filled with the smell of manga.
My first one was a reprint of Astro Boy. Osamu Tezuka's works inspired my interest in the history of animation.
漫畫速讀王2026-03-27
Death Note. I bought three volumes at once because it was so good I couldn't stop. My pocket money vanished in an instant.
Such an interesting thread! Everyone's first manga perfectly reflects the trends of different generations.