do you listen to music when reading manga? do you listen to different

>>156201699
if possible, i listen to the anime adaptations ost

I read music while listening to manga.

Ever since I started associating Disappearance of Hatsune Miku with FMA, I stopped doing that. It was a wholesomely inappropriate soundtrack, yes, but who knows what shuffle will bring to the table next time, and I'm too lazy to hand-pick music for each specific series.

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I read through Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan while listening to Yuki-chan anime and then Disappearance movie OST.

I didn't intend to, but I managed to finish the manga right as a happier variation of the Disappearance movie's credits song was playing.

Was a nice way to close it off.

And jesus is the manga better than the anime.

>>156201699
>it's not a sounds image
y

And no I usually do not listen to music while reading manga.

>>156202339
>sounds image
that's a video

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>>156201796
this

>>156201881
Could be possible with a manga fandub and sheet music.

>>156201699
No, it breaks the immersion.

>>156201796
this, but only If I watched the anime first and then jumped to the manga.

if a manga i'm reading gets an adaptation I just ignore it 99% of the times.

I try not to listen to music when reading because it fucks up retention