All problems are solved, unlike what was in the anime, where parents' and Fin's fate were left unexplained. The other critical moments in manga were also more acute, penetrating the very heart of me as a reader. I'd say that I liked the manga version of Fin's story, including Access, too, and the general ending better. I can't say 'poorly', so I'll just say, it was not thoroughly thought over. Fin's behaviour in manga was much more understandable, except for the part when she admitted she was lying and returned to the side of God, which was done. On the other hand, unlike anime, where Fin's betrayal was a real thing, even though explained by the Devil's deeds, and where the second part crossed out all the relationship that was built between Fin and Maron. Much less attention is paid to minor characters, some of them are not introduced at all, some play a role less noticeable than in the anime. However, the main difference between the anime and the manga is that the story itself flows differently. Another great example is 'Diabolik Lovers', in relation to which most fans are completely wrong - the reverse harem that gathered around the Heroine never raped her or laid a hand on her because she was a woman, she was insulted in a completely different way, being considered simply a source of blood up to the very end (of the anime). If I am not mistaken, the relationship between the main couple in 'Skip Beat' remained dim and vague, too, for all the 200 chapters that I had the patience to read. I could only stand it for approximately a half of what it lasts, a half of how long the main characters fail to - due to different circumstances or to the fact that the characters prevent themselves from it - finally express their feeling in just ANY possible way. I will never cease to use 'Faster than a kiss' as an example of a manga that made me drop it. I discussed it with my friend +Арагорн Араторнович and we decided that it's true: older anime and manga were bolder and more romantic than many of those aired/published now. The lovey-dovey mood went on unspoilt, and the mangaka went on treating us, the readers, with unexpected DOKIDOKI moments, moments that made my heart beat fast together with Maron's.

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