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I would suggest that you read what you own before buying more stuff. Also don't compare your collection to someone else's one and think you need to buy more volumes. Great tips boogie.

I’ve been collecting over the course of 10 years (5 years of active collecting) and my biggest advice for beginners would be to only invest in the series you are genuinely interested in/intrigued by. When I was first returning to the hobby I would go to my local used book stores and buy random volumes of random series just because they were a couple dollars as opposed to saving my money for newer volumes and series at retail price. Eventually I ended up with series in my collection that I had little to no interest in reading. Even if you stick to your monthly budget and end up with a lighter haul because you bought the volumes new as opposed to used, its so much more rewarding to have in your possession series that you actually are excited to own and read. Aiming towards quality over quantity when building a collection will definitely pay off, I promise you.

Must be nice living in america and being able to have lots of manga sales. Here is the Netherlands is pretty difficult to get good deals on manga. Certainly when you look for specific stuff.

I also want add is that, when you start a manga collection. I recommend that you start with a small series that’s about 4-12 volumes. If you start with a small series you can read finish reading the manga sooner. Plus it helps if you have a small budget. Manga can get really expensive that’s goes around 10 to 20 dollars in retail price. Because if you start a series that’s around 45 volumes, it will take you lots of time and money to complete/finish the series. You can agree or disagree on that. But otherwise read what you like and spend on the series that you want to collect. Overall Boogie you did a great job on this video, keep up the good work and of course happy creating ;).

Don't buy more than 2 volumes of a series you haven't yet read. Buying one or two volumes and not liking them. Oh well it's a small amount. Buying 10-20 but having no clue if you even like it is just a disaster. Try not to buy into hype and use your personal judgement on if you'd like a series. See this all the time. People going for popular series and not knowing what the fuss is about. A collection you've bought using your own tastes means way more to one where you don't care about what you own. Start slow, then pick up if you want more. People seem to go in huge and buy 100-200 volumes and then realise manga collecting isn't for them and then try and sell everything off.

Fantastic video idea

I agree with all of these! I'm a beginner to collecting but I've watched so many manga video's, hauls, collections, that I know way more than I need to! One thing, i'd say is don't be afraid to drop and sell series. If you buy a series and don't end up enjoying it theres no point in finishing it, and if you really feel like you have to, buy it second hand in bulk, go to the library, or read it online, there's so many options! and if you're starting out with manga and (i assume you watch anime as well, haha) and you don't have any idea where to start, try picking up a series you've already watched and love. I picked up MHA just to get ahead of the show and avoid all the spoilers and ended up loving the story even more after reading the manga! These comments have great tips too so I'd say listen to those as well. OH! And to anyone reading this comment, read jujutsu kaisen and watch the first two episodes on crunchy-roll

What I kinda hate about comic stores where I live is that the workers are usually either grumpy or quite indifferent, so buying online is my first choice

27.11.2020 is Black Friday and there is going to be al lot sales. Last year on book depository silent voice box set 75e drop to 25e

Started really diving into manga at the start of the year, don't have much but I would say for those who are anime watchers and want to get into manga, read what you watch. Because there are so many stories and it can be overwhelming at first to choose one. For example, I watched Demon Slayer first and then started the manga, and it's been an absolute joy. So far my collection only has manga of animes that I've watched, but definitely will grow into being more diverse 😊

Diversifying series is really a good advice, especially if you feel like themes are too recurrent in the genre you’re in right now. If you ever feel like one genre is getting too repetitive, ask around to find a genre that might also be for you

I love this video! I’ve been reading manga for so long and you make so many good points. I always try to read series either online or at my library before investing. For example, I read almost all of one piece at my library when I was younger and now am collecting all the volumes. Also, when it comes to buying from local shops, I work at a used book store and I know that once we form a relationship with a customer, we try our absolute best to put on hold or get the book your looking for ASAP. And the community is absolutely the most magical part of reading manga (or literature in general), both online and in your city.

Lol I like this dude vibe and honestly you rock the beard, the mustache, and even with out anything still looking sharp .... you got a new sub

I just ordered volume 7 of 20th Century Boys! Great video Boogie! I loved that you mentioned go to the library, you can even recommend a book if they don't have it.

great video man I've just recently started getting into manga this is some good tips

Great advice and great channel! Thanks

Definitely wish I saw this before I started collecting(Jan 2021)! I have realized my errors and doing tons of research concerning pricing! Thank you for making this video !

Hi boogie nice video! Wish i knew a lot of these! Sadly my library isnt open but once this virus goes i will go with my friends and take your idea one day!

Great tips! I myself use myanimelist and goodreads, and I love them 😍 jeje. Love to see all my stuff organized and being able to see the good reads recommendations

This really helps! Thank you

This was so helpful!

Some solid advice man! Like always, great video!

This video is very helpful for me boogie! I've been overwhelmed on the amount of manga series i want to buy

This was such an insightful and beautiful video Boogie! Great tips. I have saved alot buying from Book Depository, instead of buying from Swedish book stores. When I'm in Stockholm (1-1,5 h from where I live) I try to support comic book stores even though they usually are really expensive, but just to support them so they don't go out of business.

Nice Video, Boogie! Can relate with all of what you are saying in this video

just started collecting manga as well last June and hope i can meet a lot of people here in the community.

Bro, i realy love how your collection is displayed 👌

I'm in Australia, and I get most of my Manga from Kinokuniya (based in Sydney). The prices usually aren't too bad (for Australia) and you get discounts if you're a member, plus free shipping over $50

Thank You. Great video.

thank you for the tips :3

Love the video boogie 😁😁

Ive always loved movies and series but never really got into comics other then a few here and there as a kid. I stumbled upon some star wars comics and fell in love from here manga and anime what this is incredible how the hell did i not get into this sooner lol the beautiful thing is there are box sets and digital omg just awesome!!!!! Love your channel really cool

My local 2nd and Charles had a guy trade in his entire 72 volume Naruto collection. They were in amazing condition and first prints. The store priced them around 3-4 $ per volume and had a buy 2 get 1 sale. I spent maybe around $150 for the whole series that day. I'll probably never get a deal like that ever again.

I appreciate this!

I bought the first 2 volumes of To Your Eternity and it’s really good so far. Also Bleach is very awesome. I recommend it

Great Video. I got into manga because of my son. I get it at the library. Enjoying One Punch Man.

Love ur list 🤗🤗🤗

Hi! Good video and thank you (and the comments) for the advices! I have started collecting Kimetsu no Yaiba manga since I realized it was being published in my country because it was a manga that I really enjoyed and loved. Also to support the author! Now I want to collect other mangas that I enjoyed and are also published in my country (Tokyo Ghoul, Gokushufudo, Spy X Family, Jujutsu Kaisen) but since I have a limited budget, I decided to buy just the first volume (JJK, Gokushufudo) or buy the volumes that have my favourite arcs or chapters (Tokyo Ghoul:Re 14&16) And definitely it's a expensive hobby... But I am enjoying it a lot even though I don't really have much money! 😆😆

I usually start by reading my manga online and normally wait for the box sets to release so I can have the physical copy now, the box set is always less expensive in the long run, plus it looks nice

I use goodreads because I love reading normal books but I will start using it for manga now

Boogie my favorite manga yt

Barnes & nobles had a 50% off on hardcovers a day after Christmas got there their opening and grab a few books I needed so thankful for that.

Tokyo Ghoul was the first Anime/manga I got into myself. Got the box set for the first 14 volumes recently and trucking through it now.

say my bookshelf is already out of direct sunlight , would adding a curtain to my bookshelf help also

Speaking of tweeting, follow the publishers on tweeter, they love to talk about whats coming out, they are usually the first to say anything, or theyll share other people's reviews on things theyre actively putting out (Looking at you Yen Press) [P.S. Yes Press really does love its community]

As a 35 year manga collector since the days of Area 88 floppies, I agree with the entire awesome content in both the video itself supplemented by these comments Here is an important tip from all these years collecting manga: ALWAYS KEEP IN MIND: BOTH DARK HORSE (DH) AND VERTICAL manga will undoubtedly/inevitably go out of print (OOP) quick, fast and in a hurry - so, if you are digging any DH or Vertical series, always err on the side of purchasing that series immediately rather than waiting Of those two though, DH is the King “Worstest”

Love the video, btw tokyo ghoul is the first and only series I've bought so far but I'm changing that soon. I'm thinkin bleach 3-1 collection especially since the covers are badass and jujutzu kaisen

I try to read/watch the first couple chapters or episodes of a series I’m not familiar with or on the fence about before buying it.

I am just starting a Manga collection and this is so helpful...I already started doing some of these mistakes 😐

Another tip would be starting with series that are finished and try not to buy a lot of series at the same time.

Great video! Btw what days are you streaming on twitch, I haven’t been able to make them lately.

Thank you so much 🙏🏼

I’m just starting I just got the first 2 of mha I can’t wait to buy more!

Love you boogie

YAS MONDAY VIDEO AGAIN!

Love this! What days are you streaming on twitch?

im from Brazil and im getting my collection better slowly, one thing i woul love to know is about the bulky mangá editions like, sometimes i see death note editions that are rly rly thicc and other mangas too despite it already having the more "thin" verion out..apparently it happend to Black Butler too but i never see anyone talking about where to get them ;-

Yeah, I wish I knew about MyAnimeList before watching around 200 anime and reading most that 1000 manga volumes...

if you are starting, take advantage of libraries. A lot of people don't realize that some libraries have manga. If you are planning to get a manga series, you can read it in the library and see if you like it before putting manga into a series and turns out you don't even like it. this is also a good way to new discover manga. if you cannot find a specific manga or you don't have a library near you, some manga companies have and app to get chapters for free such as the Shonen jump app.

Wow great advice

You can buy box sets for some prominent series like:Tokyo Ghoul,Dragon Ball,Bakuman,Death Note And the cost will be a lot less Btw,Nice Tips Boogie keep up the good work🔥

I have one recommendation. Have you ever heard of a brides story? One of my favorite manga of all time.

Book depository is owned by Amazon. Also buy manga bags for you manga boogie, it helps with yellowing.

Planning to buy the oregairu light novel, hells paradise, vinland saga, vagabond, berserk, and tokyo revengers manga

I started collecting a year ago and I really want to get to know the manga creators here

I am picky with books. Definitely want a good story. I focus on horror, magic and action. I also prefer hardcover collected editions. So that narrow down my manga focus a lot.

For longer series, do check them out at the library (especially if you're more interested in reading them than collecting them) or at least just buy one or two books at first to see if it's up your alley. Forcing yourself to like something that's popular but not your style is a waste of time and money.

Now i dont have massive collection, in 4 years of collection i have around 240 or so volumes, did try to make list of expenses but while i can track those i got from Amazon-book depository-wordery, those i got from local bookstores, nope, i eventually gave up on that)

Usually what I do is I read what I have then buy more, I also stick very closely to my budget. I always look for sales and I never buy full price.

I only started two years ago, but for some amazing reason my volumes didn’t get hit with the yellowing, at the moment im only thinking about finishing demonslayer, and after that starting Evangelion (three in ones) attack on titan, tokyo ghoul, and deathnote.

Started collecting a couple months ago. Right now I’m on a break on buying physical manga cause I found out about shounen jump on viz. $1.99/month and get a crazy backlog of manga lol will be waiting for sales tho wish I knew this earlier lol

Whats Your Myanimelist Name? Would Love To Know!

im going to start collecting my favorite first saiki k

I see those gantz books. Hopefully they do a gantz g omnibus cause gabtz g 1 is hard to find or expensive to buy.

Thank You For Your Help On How To Start A Good Manga Collection, Oh I Know That This Might Seem A Bit Weird To Ask But Have You Read "Saint Seiya"?

Twitter is perfect for news!! People will talk about stuff with a quickness!

A series I recommend is dead pool samurai manga for beginners experts I been colleting for 12 years

Muy buenas recomendaciones. Especialmente el de la página para comprar, no todas las páginas que venden mangas en inglés tienen envios a mi país :D

I suggest buying series in 3’s so that if you like it, you don’t have to wait for the rest and your cart won’t be filled by so many new series that are only the first volume.

I have been collecting manga for a while and it's really hard to get an exact volume I want I wanted to buy 86 light novels but every time I check the vol I want is out of stock lmao

Thanks for a very informative and inspiring video. Do you have any tips on gaining views or subs? I was planning on making my first rightstuf purchase when I get paid on the 30th. I was planning on showing and telling about my hauls. I get a bit nervous and you can hear it in my voice. What are some tips/tricks for my potential November manga haul?

Great sharing 😃awesome friend❤️❤️❤️.

hey i noticed you had blue flag on your shelf!!! do you have a video where you talk about it?

Another thing that I don't think people realize when they're new to any kind of collecting is to not compare your collection to someone else's and think that you need to get this series because someone else has it or that someone has over 500 manga and you only have 50. Everyone starts somewhere and your collection is catered towards you. That was my biggest problem and even now sometimes I'll see someone with over 2000 manga and I get jealous and then I have to remind myself to look at what I have and do I really want certain series because everybody else has them or because I'm actually interested in them. When it comes to getting new volumes for series I'm collecting, I usually look at one of the bookstores' web sites I buy from for the dates and then I write down what I'm interested in on a planner that I have specifically for book releases (manga and regular novels) and then figure out how many of those is possible for me to buy during that month, plus accounting for older volumes that I still need. I don't go on Twitter anymore because it's become so toxic. I don't use Rightstuf because the shipping is outrageous to Canada. The library is a really good way of discovering series you may not have heard of or wasn't sure if you wanted to read it. When I first started collecting manga years ago, I always went to the library to read new releases and because I had nothing else to do some summers (I still sometimes went to the library in 2018 and 2019 and then the pandemic happened and now I mostly read ebooks and audiobooks on the Libby app). I remember going there all the time (it was only a 2 minute drive from my old house) and that's how I started reading One Piece (I stopped at vol. 13 and I don't know if I will ever continue since it's so long and I didn't enjoy it enough to continue for so many volumes), I read some Naruto manga, discovered Kitchen Princess, Skip Beat, St. Dragon Girl, etc. Anyways, great tips! As someone who hasn't posted any videos in over a year and just watches random stuff like sometimes I'll watch too 10 lists, sometimes I'll watch lost media videos, I didn't know about the first one.

So I just got into buying manga. And I preordered the next 4 volumes for my 4 manga series that I collected. I preordered them from Amazon because I’ll get them the same day they release. If next time I preorder from another website like rightsuff. Am I guaranteed to get them when they release or will I have to wait months.

Any manga recommendation that has smaller volumes but wholesome, i could go with Shojo or Seinin. Currently finished jojo part 1 and 2 (this will be really expensive). I figured i might take a break from Jojo.

I am going to buy the first 3 volume of tokyo ghoul , i already have, death nothe

I’ve just started recently but one big mistake I notice is people just buying in bulk. Read a few chapters online first at least that helps me.

I've started buying manga and I've been buying used very good condition on eBay , that's the best prices I have found , I'd love to get the whole collection of Inuyasha but that's pretty pricey unfortunately

I just started my collection

Great video as always. I would say, don't be afraid of digital manga / light novels. Most digital stores have samples to see if the light novel / book / manga would be interesting. It may be a good idea to buy the first 1/2 volumes of unknown series as a starter and see how things go from there. When starting out, buy what you actually care for. Read what you have and then buy more. The physical / digital collection should be something which makes you happy to look at :D

I wanted to buy from Book Depository but it just turns out my country is one of the few they don't ship too. And my local bookstore rarely sells the books i want. Plus, there aren't many locals who sells it on Facebook Marketplace. My local public library never has any manga. It seems Ebay is my last resort.

Just wanted to ask a question that do you view any other anitubers or mangatubers here on KZfaq??

Levi Guy Started Collecting Manga Bcuz Of You :)

where’d you purchase your fruits basket volumes ?

I started collecting exactly 2 years ago and I just recently learn some tips regarding that, but it's never too late. Edit: This video is helpful though. I only buy manga if I have extra money on my hands.

I'm for sure gonna use those tips! But on the topic of sales, if there is a sale on rightstuf or the big holiday sales, if I get the membership, do I also get more of a discount/Can I also use discount codes with the membership? Anyone know?

I started with Tokyo goul Ps I'm not good at spelling lol

Anyone have some recommendations for me to look into? Open to any ideas I love collecting manga and I’m relatively new :)