Yeah, if they change the Three Kingdoms characters so much that they lose all their flavor, would you still buy a ticket to go see it?
If the art style doesn't click with me, I can't even get through the first two pages, so there's no chance to slowly enjoy the story.
By the way, does everyone really make a beeline for the specific booth they've planned as soon as they enter?
I'd actually pick completely original ones first; game adaptations can easily get mangled and you'll step on a landmine.
If they appear in a pitifully small number of episodes, would you still force yourself to watch the whole series?
But if you take your time browsing the stalls, you might dig up obscure little works that nobody notices—it'd really be a shame to miss them.
Right, if the first two episodes are too slow-paced, I'll just drop it no matter how nice the character costumes are.
Right? Is everyone afraid the adaptation will lose all its original flavour and so won't go to the cinema right away?
I'd actually skim a couple pages of dialogue first. Even if the art style is totally my thing, if the story's bad, I just can't keep reading.
Yeah, did you really regret missing out on those handy little accessories for so long?