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Verso Sciolto · 2017-03-16, 05:20

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Tanuki. · 2017-03-16, 05:32

This is an exceptional documentary and I really enjoy watching it even if I'm not familiar with all of the mangaka. It even made me want to pick up manga by almost all of the artists involved, including Inio Asano (which I did) and Moto Hagio.

Anyway, I hope more of these get an English translation. I'd love to see the one focusing on Naoki Urasawa himself.

Verso Sciolto · 2017-03-16, 19:28

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Hata · 2017-03-17, 06:34

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Originally Posted by Verso Sciolto

The documentary series, in which Naoki Urasawa engages in conversation with various other mangaka, has already entered into its fourth season.

this is a great TV series about manga, this is not a manga series, while I like to see discussion on it, here is the wrong place to do so. sysop should move it to the the appropriate board like current series.

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Originally Posted by Tanuki.

Anyway, I hope more of these get an English translation.

watch it on youtube and turn on robo translation,

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I'd love to see the one focusing on Naoki Urasawa himself.

one had already been done, season 3, episode 4, (2016/10/06) right before they break the news he was seeing a married woman on the side, I was very surprised to see a season 4 even take place, I guess his fame overcame that scandal.

Verso Sciolto · 2017-03-17, 07:32

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Tanuki. Just another tanuki. Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Germany Age: 31	This is an exceptional documentary and I really enjoy watching it even if I'm not familiar with all of the mangaka. It even made me want to pick up manga by almost all of the artists involved, including Inio Asano (which I did) and Moto Hagio. Anyway, I hope more of these get an English translation. I'd love to see the one focusing on Naoki Urasawa himself.