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how's the anime adaptation of higurashi? i'm pretty new to the series and just saw that kai is getting an official western release in a few months, so i'm trying to decide if i'd rather spend money on that or get the manga instead.

the anime adaptation is definitely better than the umineko anime, but it focuses mostly on the shock value aspects of the story. it's not bad, but i'd recommend the VN if you can.

i'm definitely getting the vn as it releases on steam. i'm not too worried about shock since it's a lot less gory than other series i've enjoyed. thanks!

i actually recommend manga adaptation. its a good balance between adapting and expanding the material and has decent art.

anime's decent but because it leaves out some key details the last scene can feel a bit jarring.

It's for this reason that I actually recommend getting both if you can. It feels like the anime leaves in more of the slice of life stuff, which I actually kind of like and helps you get to know the characters better. On the other hand, the manga has more of the story beats in there, though in an easier-to-skim format than the VN.

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