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Agreed, though a thing to note is becoming a mangaka is definitely hard. It's a profession only for the hardworking as once you become a mangaka, and if you're doing a weekly series, prepare for you to have little free time, and little sleep.
As for editing, editing to manga and anime doesn't happen all that much these days. Nearly everything gets released uncut these days still.
As for how manga sells worldwide, unfortunately the market here in America is going down the drain. We hit a peak in 2007 with sales, now we're back to like 2003 level says.
Also, did I see an issue of the American Shojo manga magazine Shojo Beat in the manga museum?!!
Too bad the magazine died two and a half years ago here. I have the last four issues of that, it was a fairly good magazine. Shonen Jump is going to join it, though luckily all that's happening is it's going from a print monthly magazine to a weekly digital magazine.
Yeah, it sucks how those in the Philippines can't pick the Philippines because it doesn't exist on the list. People there are forced to pick another country to make a PSN, even though it's a bannable offence to make an account for a country you do not reside in. Sony makes absolutely no sense in that.
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Finished Xenosaga: The Animation, and I must say, yeah not all that good, 6/10. They changed, and took out many things from the game, but that's what happens when you try making a 50 hour JRPG into a 12 episode anime. It's kinda hard for me to explain why it's a 6/10 to me, but it's not all that worth watching.
I'm not sure if the ending of the anime was faithful to how the first game ended as I still haven't beaten it, but I'm very close to. Speaking of the games, I still have yet to get the second and third games.
