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Thatas one of the main reason I watch them at school my school is smart about stuff like that and automaticaly cleans off their comps every night so as not to catch anything. Its sucks for saving papers whey you don't have a disc..or your disc just ran out of space so your only option is to upload it to the OS but..still its very wise on their part, certainly helps with spyware and viruses.
Thats really funnyt that you mention you caught somthing off it..I've been using youtube for a while now and have never seen any problems like that at all.

I've been watching for a long time.. since.. october at least... Never gave me a virus.. and you don't have to download ANYTHING, so it's *from what I know of* impossible to get one... but then, what do i know?

I would like to know more too... but that's the fun of it! You can make it up yourself! At night, when you're trying to get to sleep, but can't, think of what happened after that... mrgreen

I love the manga by a lot.

I think Mistuki's voice in the Anime is too thick or deep.

I read the manga first and I thought her voice would be like high squeaky 12 year old't but...NO! It wasnt X3

her voice may be deep but it does suit her. her emotions match her singing voice which make it sound great. when i read the manga her voice didnt make me think her voice was squeaky. the anime made it perfect because you voice doesnt always need to match you apearence.

Anime. The manga was a good story, but the anime was emotionally touching. I think knowing the story of the manga makes it harder to enjoy the anime. I mean, I found *major spoiler* Eichi's death*end spoiler* to be a complete shock. Anyone who has read the manga will know it is coming and I think there is much less of an emotional impact. In addition, the manga has a more complete storyline. People who read the manga expect things to happen in the anime that never come and are disappointed. Because of this, I recomend watching the anime first.

Well if you think about it, the anime hardly even follows the manga's storyline... only a few things (that I know of) from the manga actually happen in the anime... although I haven't finished the manga yet... and, of course, there's the whole deal with Izumi... They only show Takuto's past, and hardly even cover it, Grandma's past.. well... it's so different, I was shocked... and in the manga, that spoiler you mentioned, it is just as hard... because Mitsuki knew about it which makes a bit more of an emotional roller coaster a bit later...

And the fangirls probably like the manga, because you get to see Izumi's 'smexeh' body in one of the volumes... (I know which one, but I don't want to say when!)

But I still say that the manga is more detailed, and if you read it, you can see the original characters... unlike the evil bully version of Izumi... stare

I went on a site somewhere recently [A review of Full Moon o Sagashite] and I was really suprised what this person said. She watched the anime first, and was impressed with it. Then she read the manga and said that it was too short, that it didn't allow time for character development, it was too dark, and that it was different from the anime. The part about being different from the anime is true. The manga is waaaaaaaaay different. As for being too dark... It's not that dark is it? Go there if you want to see for yourself what she said.