Greetings, fellow "Black Lagoon" enthusiasts! After absorbing the invigorating ride that is the "Black Lagoon" anime, I've found myself yearning to delve deeper into the story. Naturally, the manga seems like the next logical step in this journey.

The predicament I find myself in is pinpointing where to commence my manga expedition, post-anime. Would it be more beneficial to start from square one, or should I bypass the already-watched content and leap straight into unexplored territory? Also

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Hey, kawaii companions! For all my fellow "Rise of the Shield Hero" fans, I have a super fun question! So, after the anime ends, where does the Rise of the Shield Hero manga take us? What super cool plot twists, character changes, or wowza moments happen? Does the manga add more sparkles to our anime understanding? Share your super fun thoughts, and let's go on this mega manga journey together, okay? Yatta!

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