NightKaminari

    First of all, I'm not an expert.  And even "experts" are always criticized. So, the following assessments are written based on my humanly and learning knowledge of art. Also, there are still a lot of manga out there, including very VERY popular ones, which I haven't consumed yet. So, just saying as disclaimer.    Which manga have the best art? A Google search can bring up lists and polls and entries of the ones which people think to have brilliant artworks. I've read a handful of them and some titles keep on popping up. Namely - Berserk Vagabond Gantz Eyeshield 21 Vinland Saga Onepunch Man Feng Sheng Ji Kingdom    As I read t

This is derived from an exercise given by my English teacher  - I had to write down ten good things about something I don't like and ten bad things about something I like. It was interesting, so I decided to turn this into a journal challenge  . RULES  : -You have to identify 5 weaknesses/bad points about something you like. (I'll start with 5, I don't even know if people are gonna do this.) -The topic is of your choice. For now. Anything, from anime to school subjects. -If you think this challenge is interesting, tag 10 friends and challenge them. -You may add your own rules. As said in the title, today's topic is on Vocaloids.  I am n

    I'm a fan of manga.   I was introduced into the japanese animation and comics culture by watching anime, specifically Naruto, but I find manga to be more of my liking. One of the reasons is that manga have unique artstyles compared to anime. That's because manga is produced mostly by single artists who have a unique art styles of their own.  Anime is produced by groups of animators, and most of the time, art in anime gets "generalized". For example, Soul Eater...   Atsushi Okubo's art style in the initial chapters of Soul Eater manga is really good and unique, but in the anime, it lost the manga's art uniqueness. Really, if you compare th