Bakuman。
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Literally loved this all the way through. I cant believe i just finished it
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a beautiful piece of manga that is very insightful into the workings of manga production
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rereading this b/c holy shit.
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Can we not somehow... FIX the numbering sequence?
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Dropped at chapter 46. Wasn't very interested in the first place as the manga is much too verbose while lacking a lot in meaning. But this chapter where the MC drops to his love interest than manga is more important to him than her, while she was the very reason he started all this, just convinced me that this work is completely irrelevant and meaningless.
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"Dudes rock, girls are fuggin STUPID unless they act a little dumb and suicide by work ethic is badass"
There's a lot to like here but man, there's as lot that's waaay too stupid coming from the guys that made Deathnote.
There's a lot to like here but man, there's as lot that's waaay too stupid coming from the guys that made Deathnote.
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Doesn't age well and leaves a lot of bad message even with all that yapping of walls of text. Here's some examples:
It's like they believe in fixed talent which isn't the case. They unironically believe the older you get that the less likely you become successful when it isn't the case. The older you get the better polished your skills are, they even underestimate manga assistant too much.
They're a bunch of grifters, they don't seem to have passion on their work. It's obvious when they make a gag manga. They just wanna "win".
They also think plot ideas is what wins a manga, it isn't. It's the execution. Best example of this is vagabond and slam dunk. These plot is pretty simple, a samurai and just basketball but it's one of the best manga out there.
They seem to have huge hatred on other magazines, kirara. They have a huge hatred on moe characters for no reason and depict anyone liking them as old fat losers. While they themselves are immature enough to enjoy pantyshots.
They're not even good mangaka, too much walls of text. No memorable panels, chapters. That's why these series is so forgetable. That's why I never bothered reading death note too much walls of text, only enjoyed the anime.
It's like they believe in fixed talent which isn't the case. They unironically believe the older you get that the less likely you become successful when it isn't the case. The older you get the better polished your skills are, they even underestimate manga assistant too much.
They're a bunch of grifters, they don't seem to have passion on their work. It's obvious when they make a gag manga. They just wanna "win".
They also think plot ideas is what wins a manga, it isn't. It's the execution. Best example of this is vagabond and slam dunk. These plot is pretty simple, a samurai and just basketball but it's one of the best manga out there.
They seem to have huge hatred on other magazines, kirara. They have a huge hatred on moe characters for no reason and depict anyone liking them as old fat losers. While they themselves are immature enough to enjoy pantyshots.
They're not even good mangaka, too much walls of text. No memorable panels, chapters. That's why these series is so forgetable. That's why I never bothered reading death note too much walls of text, only enjoyed the anime.
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