How Many Episodes Should A Chapter Of Manga Become In An Anime

I was curious equally to how many chapters are put into an episode, and if information technology's set the same for all episodes, or just varies.

Anyone?

By my experience, it depends on both the author of the manga and the mode the series is adapted to anime. Some manga artists step things differently and some anime producers try to get the entire story to fit a set up length or they put their own creative spin on things, causing it to differ. On the average though, it seems to me that the typical long-running, usually shounen series (like a Naruto or Rurouni Kenshin) will often accept each anime episode roughly equate to ane or two manga chapters. With Kenshin for example, the first volume of manga is practically a complete 1 chapter = ane episode affair, while later episodes of the series manage to put more chapters worth of material to each episode (specifically fight scenes).

For shonen titles I'd say 2 or 3. For more detailed manga it may just exist one.

Nagisa wrote:

With Kenshin for instance, the first book of manga is practically a complete 1 affiliate = 1 episode affair, while later episodes of the series manage to put more chapters worth of material to each episode (specifically fight scenes).

Yep, I noticed that with Naruto, also. Except the first two chapters were the first 2 episodes, then information technology kind of went into that 2 chapters per episode thing.