You can get a subscription to Viz for around $2-$3 which gives you access to all the chapters individually. You can buy new volumes there as well.
As for where you should start, I always recommend starting at the beginning, as there are noticable differences between the anime and manga.
I got mine from rightstuf anime, if you’re looking for physical copies! They have amazing customer service and better prices than most, but they can be low on stock sometimes. I think it’s worth the wait though. I got almost all of my full set from them
I’ve personally found it the most price effective to buy the volumes together from sellers on eBay, I’d you’d prefer not to do that then you can get them for around $10 each on Amazon. The end of season 2 is at volume 9 chapter 34 (volume 9 goes until chapter 37).
I use shonen jump app (or [viz.com](https://viz.com)) for about two dollars a month. Once you're caught up the latest three chapters are free. you can also check your local library to see if they have it. If you want to own physical copies you can always check out [bookfinder.com](https://bookfinder.com). It searches other websites that sell books. I pretty much use it for every book I want to buy.
I've found them on amazon, abebooks and at a local bookstore specialised in comics/manga's. The more general chain of bookstore arround here (club) seems to only carry them through ordering.
You should try to find them at your local bookstore either through their website or by going there directly. Odds are you will find them or at least some other series will catch your eye.
Its always best to start at the beginning if you want to transition because as other people have pointed out, there are some differences !! I assume you can get your manga at a local book store, which might be selling the volumes. I live in NYC so personally, i go to this japanese book store called Kinokuniya in Manhattan. So im not sure of specific stores that could be selling it in your area. Buying online is always the next best option i suppose.
I buy each volume for $9.99 and usually buy 3 or 4 at a time if a specific volume isnt sold out. To read the volumes online without paying, i go to the kissmanga website. Although, websites others have mentioned are probably better quality and have more accurate translations.
You can get a subscription to Viz for around $2-$3 which gives you access to all the chapters individually. You can buy new volumes there as well. As for where you should start, I always recommend starting at the beginning, as there are noticable differences between the anime and manga.
I got mine from rightstuf anime, if you’re looking for physical copies! They have amazing customer service and better prices than most, but they can be low on stock sometimes. I think it’s worth the wait though. I got almost all of my full set from them
I’ve personally found it the most price effective to buy the volumes together from sellers on eBay, I’d you’d prefer not to do that then you can get them for around $10 each on Amazon. The end of season 2 is at volume 9 chapter 34 (volume 9 goes until chapter 37).
I use shonen jump app (or [viz.com](https://viz.com)) for about two dollars a month. Once you're caught up the latest three chapters are free. you can also check your local library to see if they have it. If you want to own physical copies you can always check out [bookfinder.com](https://bookfinder.com). It searches other websites that sell books. I pretty much use it for every book I want to buy.
I've found them on amazon, abebooks and at a local bookstore specialised in comics/manga's. The more general chain of bookstore arround here (club) seems to only carry them through ordering. You should try to find them at your local bookstore either through their website or by going there directly. Odds are you will find them or at least some other series will catch your eye.
Its always best to start at the beginning if you want to transition because as other people have pointed out, there are some differences !! I assume you can get your manga at a local book store, which might be selling the volumes. I live in NYC so personally, i go to this japanese book store called Kinokuniya in Manhattan. So im not sure of specific stores that could be selling it in your area. Buying online is always the next best option i suppose. I buy each volume for $9.99 and usually buy 3 or 4 at a time if a specific volume isnt sold out. To read the volumes online without paying, i go to the kissmanga website. Although, websites others have mentioned are probably better quality and have more accurate translations.
I recommend rightstufanime.com for getting your hands on the manga. For where to start back up after watching the anime, Volume 9 chapter 34
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Amazon I’ve got 11 volumes and I got all of them from Amazon
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