Don't let Bakuman fool you, the only people who would be against Nanamine's argument (his actual practice is a bit of a different beast) are morons like Saiko and Hattori.mike23 said:Bakuman
Does anyone else think that the company manga idea is actually way better than the single person/assistants methods?
I mean, having one person work 100+ hours a week to produce a manga seems ridiculous. It would make a lot more sense to do it the movie way with writers/directors/artists/etc. I can't say I really know much about a mangaka's life, but I saw the schedule posted here for one guy and he was basically a slave with the amount of free time he could afford without missing his deadlines. He had like 2 hours a week open and 4 or 5 hours a night worth of sleep.
I mean, Hunter X Hunter would be on chapter 400+ now if it didn't rely on the health and schedule of one dude.
mike23 said:Bakuman
Does anyone else think that the company manga idea is actually way better than the single person/assistants methods?
I mean, having one person work 100+ hours a week to produce a manga seems ridiculous. It would make a lot more sense to do it the movie way with writers/directors/artists/etc. I can't say I really know much about a mangaka's life, but I saw the schedule posted here for one guy and he was basically a slave with the amount of free time he could afford without missing his deadlines. He had like 2 hours a week open and 4 or 5 hours a night worth of sleep.
I mean, Hunter X Hunter would be on chapter 400+ now if it didn't rely on the health and schedule of one dude.
gundamkyoukai said:Manga jobs are not the only jobs have crazy working hours .
Still to answer your question i like the way how it is now , 1 person doing the main work with assistants .
He has way more control over his work and that always a good thing in the creative industry IMO.
Still you are going to find some manga authors that work way more crazy than others cause that just how they are .
Cwarrior said:Kenka Shoubai
ch1
ok this manga is funny got me loling, art is good only when there not doing that ugly gantz cg art thing
http://3.p.s.mhcdn.net/store/manga/6915/01-001.0/compressed/mkenka_shoubai_v1_ch1_p037.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
This is such a ludicrous (and hilarious) manga.
It's not like the only solution would be to have those series be written by committee. You could also simply give some authors more time instead of having them all follow the same rhythm.mike23 said:Does anyone else think that the company manga idea is actually way better than the single person/assistants methods?
I mean, having one person work 100+ hours a week to produce a manga seems ridiculous. It would make a lot more sense to do it the movie way with writers/directors/artists/etc.
And talent. People tend to forget about the talent. They just want 400+ episodes, it seems.Hunter X Hunter would be on chapter 400+ now if it didn't rely on the health and schedule of one dude.
3 problems I can see with this:mike23 said:I suppose, but movies haven't really suffered for it. The mangaka/creator could take the director/head writer role and still delegate things out and control the direction of the manga. It would be someone else drawing, but that just means they have to hire a person that fits the style they want instead of it defaulting to their art style.
mike23 said:Does anyone else think that the company manga idea is actually way better than the single person/assistants methods?
I mean, having one person work 100+ hours a week to produce a manga seems ridiculous. It would make a lot more sense to do it the movie way with writers/directors/artists/etc. I can't say I really know much about a mangaka's life, but I saw the schedule posted here for one guy and he was basically a slave with the amount of free time he could afford without missing his deadlines. He had like 2 hours a week open and 4 or 5 hours a night worth of sleep.
I mean, Hunter X Hunter would be on chapter 400+ now if it didn't rely on the health and schedule of one dude.
Mangaupdates?Nolimit_SS said:Does anyone know a website where I can make a list of all mangas I'm following and that it updates when new chapter is out, not necessary but would be nice.
Site I used before doesn't have new stuff and no updates in a while so I lost track of some stuff I was reading :/
Cwarrior said:Kenka Shoubai ch2
ahahahha am fuckn dieing here, he just wraped his dick in cling flim as a replacement for a condom(like a Boss)
Kreed said:Bakuman 145:
All of Nanamine's ideas have been good and valid Jump/Japanese Manga magazine criticisms. The only problem is that he's been turned into a horrible cliche villain character who's "always wrong", goes over board, and screws up his own ideas.
The "company manga idea" is actually how most american comic book companies work. However there are draw backs between all the methods, and in the company manga method it's control. You can only have so much say when you're on a team of people, and especially when you work for someone higher on the food chain, regardless of where you are on the team.
That being said, Nanamine is right about this method being great for mangakas who are older and can't keep up with the "Jump" way of doing things.
Nolimit_SS said:Does anyone know a website where I can make a list of all mangas I'm following and that it updates when new chapter is out, not necessary but would be nice.
Site I used before doesn't have new stuff and no updates in a while so I lost track of some stuff I was reading :/
I think it's been a long time since they gave a damn about the main romance plot. I just hope they don't go back to it after this horrible Nanamine arc.grandjedi6 said:Bakuman's biggest problem currently and always will be is that its a "SHONEN JUMP Manga" and thus must toe the company line at all times.
Well that and its horribly written "romances".
survivor said:I think it's been a long time since they gave a damn about the main romance plot. I just hope they don't go back to it after this horrible Nanamine arc.
Miri said:It'd be better then this Nanamine retread though. To have him back after so soon reeks.
Actually I got some good vibes about that from this chapter, when Nanamine talked about PCP. It definitely seems like a possible end to this arc would involve progression on Ashirogi's part.Kreed said:Bakuman:
The ONLY good thing that can come of this arc is if Nanamine pushes Saiko and Shujin to write their new manga. Otherwise it will be a big waste of time like Nanamine's last encounter, possibly making the series worse off than it was by the end of it (Nakai's return).
The kages rules the hidden villages. There are lords who rule the entire country. Like there is a lord who rule the entire fire country that includes Konoha. Konoha is somewhat independent but the Daimyo has influence on Konoha´s decisions. You will read that later.Big One said:Naruto
Genin arc impressions
Pros:Cons:
- Ah, character development!
- Very good art, especially the backgrounds. Characters are expressive.
- Humor is pretty funny.
- Fights are pretty boss.
- Training arcs don't suck and actually give more in-sight to the characters than the usual training arc.
Also just some questions:
- Characters designs are mixed bag. Some are good like Kakashi, Zabuza, Haku. Some are meh like Sakura and Naruto.
- Why is everyone either lonely or have dead parents?
- Haku's motivations for living are dumb, what a terrible character arc.
- I want someone to make a chart of every moment in this series when someone stops in the middle of a fight to talk about their feelings.
How does the government work in the Naruto universe? Do the Kage rule, or are there actual political bodies?
Do we ever see samurai again? I don't remember ever seeing them, and it seems like an important part of the setting.
Big One said:Naruto
Genin arc impressions
Pros:Cons:
- Ah, character development!
- Very good art, especially the backgrounds. Characters are expressive.
- Humor is pretty funny.
- Fights are pretty boss.
- Training arcs don't suck and actually give more in-sight to the characters than the usual training arc.
Also just some questions:
- Characters designs are mixed bag. Some are good like Kakashi, Zabuza, Haku. Some are meh like Sakura and Naruto.
- Why is everyone either lonely or have dead parents?
- Haku's motivations for living are dumb, what a terrible character arc.
- I want someone to make a chart of every moment in this series when someone stops in the middle of a fight to talk about their feelings.
How does the government work in the Naruto universe? Do the Kage rule, or are there actual political bodies?
Do we ever see samurai again? I don't remember ever seeing them, and it seems like an important part of the setting.
I've read a good portion of those already. I'm not new to manga. To quote myself for the new page:Kreed said:Oh no...you're reading this too? What's next Death Note? Bakuman? Eyeshield 21? Hitman Reborn? Fairy Tail? Hajime No Ippo? Claymore? Psyren?
Big One said:So I'm thinking about reading Narutu and giving impressions ala Bleach. I've read a good portion of it like 7 years ago, but it's been so long that I've completely forgotten about it aside from personality quirks of the central characters.
Is it better or worse than Bleach?
Big One said:I've read a good portion of those already. I'm not new to manga. To quote myself for the new page:
Well I only did Bleach mainly cause that's all people talk about anymore. Now I'm doing Naruto for a similar reason. Unlike Bleach, however, I have finished Part 1 of Naruto a long time ago, but it's been so long I've forgotten pretty much everything about it aside from major characters.Kreed said:I wasn't trying to say you were new to manga. It's just that you gave impressions from one "train wreck" manga a little while ago and now you're doing another one.
Kreed said:Bakuman 145:
All of Nanamine's ideas have been good and valid Jump/Japanese Manga magazine criticisms. The only problem is that he's been turned into a horrible cliche villain character who's "always wrong", goes over board, and screws up his own ideas.
The "company manga idea" is actually how most american comic book companies work. However there are draw backs between all the methods, and in the company manga method it's control. You can only have so much say when you're on a team of people, and especially when you work for someone higher on the food chain, regardless of where you are on the team.
That being said, Nanamine is right about this method being great for mangakas who are older and can't keep up with the "Jump" way of doing things.
Welcome back DTL.Dedication Through Light said:Fairy Tail 248
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Their best panel. I must say that this has quickly rose to become my second favorite arc in the series. Mashima kept the surprises going by not blessing them with an day 0 power up, but rather, having everyone rely on their own strength, dedication, friendship, teamwork, and pride for their guild to make this conclusion of Hades as thrilling as the phenomenal dragonslayer team up and the epic magic of tomorrow of the previous and my favorite arc.
The last chapter with Natsu, Erza, Gray, Wendy, and Lucy teaming up to propel an attack with all that they had to Hades and this chapter ending it with an onslaught of attacks from them all was excellent and will be amazing to see animated. I did enjoy the use of the lighting too from Natsu. I wish Gazille was around to be in it, but, hopefully next arc and hopefully Ultear joins Fairy Tail
No 6 1-5
The artwork in the manga is nice. Plot feels more direct and more enjoyable than the anime.
Dedication Through Light said:Fairy Tail 248
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Their best panel. I must say that this has quickly rose to become my second favorite arc in the series. Mashima kept the surprises going by not blessing them with an day 0 power up, but rather, having everyone rely on their own strength, dedication, friendship, teamwork, and pride for their guild to make this conclusion of Hades as thrilling as the phenomenal dragonslayer team up and the epic magic of tomorrow of the previous and my favorite arc.
The last chapter with Natsu, Erza, Gray, Wendy, and Lucy teaming up to propel an attack with all that they had to Hades and this chapter ending it with an onslaught of attacks from them all was excellent and will be amazing to see animated. I did enjoy the use of the lighting too from Natsu. I wish Gazille was around to be in it, but, hopefully next arc and hopefully Ultear joins Fairy Tail
No 6 1-5
The artwork in the manga is nice. Plot feels more direct and more enjoyable than the anime.
If it was a coloured picture then I would give the post 10/DTLSteroyd said:He's back but I give his post a 7/DTL
Dedication Through Light said:Fairy Tail 248
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Their best panel. I must say that this has quickly rose to become my second favorite arc in the series. Mashima kept the surprises going by not blessing them with an day 0 power up, but rather, having everyone rely on their own strength, dedication, friendship, teamwork, and pride for their guild to make this conclusion of Hades as thrilling as the phenomenal dragonslayer team up and the epic magic of tomorrow of the previous and my favorite arc.
The last chapter with Natsu, Erza, Gray, Wendy, and Lucy teaming up to propel an attack with all that they had to Hades and this chapter ending it with an onslaught of attacks from them all was excellent and will be amazing to see animated. I did enjoy the use of the lighting too from Natsu. I wish Gazille was around to be in it, but, hopefully next arc and hopefully Ultear joins Fairy Tail
Big One said:Naruto
[*]Why is everyone either lonely or have dead parents?
Beam said:Vinland saga
The plot is picking up very nicely. Canute´s strategy will bite him in the ass.