Unfortunately the manga hasn't been licensed so there's no legal way to get it here. Fans should lobby licensors instead of going to illegal scan sites. Money speaks volumes.
I'm new to reading manga, so I didn't know which sites were legal and which weren't. I Google-ed legal manga sites that were similar to crunchyroll and got a few responses from people about which were legal. But as people say ignorance is not an excuse.
Thank you for telling me about it not being licensed.
If this series ends where the manga starts then why not just call it ga-rei. This makes more sense then a season 2 of the preque. I would think that by doing the prequel they perhaps planned on doing the whole thing. If not then it is a shame because I really enjoyed this so here's to hoping it all gets done. My apologies for anything that may be hard to understand I'm half awake right now lol.
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After a month of typing on a smartphone you begin to realize its spell checking abilities are not very reliable
the manga is complete, though im not sure if it is in english. some places do have it translated to english though and the manga series has around 52 chapters which the anime series dosnt even really touch other than explaining events that happened before the actual manga took place the only part of the anime that was actually shown in the manga so far is in the last 5 minutes of the last episode. i am pretty sure that they will continue the anime though and i hope they do there is no reason that they shouldnt
If anything it might be made in to another season or just to start it off at Ga-Rei. since it was a prequel and i just finished watching it i am looking for information but i did find the manga in English so i will start to read it. here is the link to the web site so for the mean time you have this
From what I've heard, the Ga-Rei manga was just a mediocre manga property. Any continuation of the anime would probably be a disappointment, unless the same team was given as much freedom as they were with Zero.
Original: RichardJ
I'm new to reading manga, so I didn't know which sites were legal and which weren't. I Google-ed legal manga sites that were similar to crunchyroll and got a few responses from people about which were legal. But as people say ignorance is not an excuse.
Thank you for telling me about it not being licensed.
If this series ends where the manga starts then why not just call it ga-rei. This makes more sense then a season 2 of the preque. I would think that by doing the prequel they perhaps planned on doing the whole thing. If not then it is a shame because I really enjoyed this so here's to hoping it all gets done. My apologies for anything that may be hard to understand I'm half awake right now lol.
After a month of typing on a smartphone you begin to realize its spell checking abilities are not very reliable
the manga is complete, though im not sure if it is in english. some places do have it translated to english though and the manga series has around 52 chapters which the anime series dosnt even really touch other than explaining events that happened before the actual manga took place the only part of the anime that was actually shown in the manga so far is in the last 5 minutes of the last episode. i am pretty sure that they will continue the anime though and i hope they do there is no reason that they shouldnt
also i believe this is the official website http://www.ga-rei.jp/top.html
If anything it might be made in to another season or just to start it off at Ga-Rei. since it was a prequel and i just finished watching it i am looking for information but i did find the manga in English so i will start to read it. here is the link to the web site so for the mean time you have this
http://www.mangareader.net/306-21299-1/ga-rei/chapter-1.html
I really hope they finish the series they need to.........they must
From what I've heard, the Ga-Rei manga was just a mediocre manga property. Any continuation of the anime would probably be a disappointment, unless the same team was given as much freedom as they were with Zero.