What Kind of Manga Do You Own?

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I know there are quite a few topics about manga on here, but I haven't come across one like this, (forgive me if I'm wrong).

I only just recently got into collecting manga a couple of months back, (although, I did own a few of them when I was younger, some of which that I still have).

But my personal collection currently consists of: the first nine volumes of Sailor Moon, almost all of the Kingdom Hearts manga in some form, and I have the manga based off of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Darkness saved on my computer.

What does your collection consist of?

I'm not a huge reader of manga, but I own 7 manga volumes, those volumes being the entireties of Resident Evil: Marhawa Desire and All You Need Is Kill.

i loved sailor moon and used to watch it everyday...i dont really have any manga ._.'

@whatamievendoing: Awesome!

@ocean: That's cool, the Sailor Moon manga doesn't have as much filler like the original anime did. If anything, Sailor Moon Crystal is more faithful to the manga. Fun fact, did you know that the voice actor of Courtney from the Total Drama series actually did some voice work for the original English dub? While I do agree that the original dub was pretty cringy at times, it was still pretty fun to see her take on the role of some of these characters.

I have all 27 volumes of Claymore [one of my first manga series], all 10 volumes of RG Veda, Gate 7 vol. 2, both omnibus volumes of Chobits, omnibus 1 of Cardcaptor Sakura, omnibus 1 of Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle [I love this series], vol. 5, 7, 9, 10, 38, 47, 48, 51, 55, and 56, vol. 5 and 6 of Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Adventure, a couple Legend of Zelda manga volumes, and Amulet 1-6.
As for anime, I have Clannad and Clannad After Story, Kanon 2006, and Air.

@Kuraudo777: Awesome collection!

I have a pretty large collection of Shoujo Manga volumes. I have several of Vampire Knight, Fruits Basket, and Chibi Vampire. I used to have over 200 Manga volumes but I had to sell a bunch of them because I had no space for them.

^I want to read Fruits Basket some day. Is it a good series?

^Do you like Clamp manga at all? Or Key-Arts anime? [I don't recommend reading Claymore...it's...exceptionally dark and violent, but I like the story and art best.]

@TheSilentOne: Wow, that's a lot.

^I suggest starting with Cardcaptor Sakura or Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle, just to give you a feel for Clamp's style [I'd avoid the anime...for me, the Manga is almost always better]. As for actual anime, Clannad might be the best Key-Arts anime to start with, but Kanon is just as good.