2004-05-23, 18:08 | Link #1 |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: London
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Inuyasha yaoi
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2004-05-24, 17:30 | Link #10 |
SnoopyCool.com
Join Date: Jun 2003
Age: 41
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You think the original one is far better? The artwork!? SERIOUSLY? Takahashi is a good storyteller but a mediocre artist at the very best. Character designs all start with a basic head and change with markings and hairstyles. Look at it sometime. It's pure crap. And that wouldn't be so bad if she hadn't been doing this for like 30 fucking years. Normally people who can't draw team up with artists who can't tell stories, but nooooo someone somewhere convinced Takahashi that she was somehow a good artist or something.
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2004-05-24, 19:11 | Link #11 | |
Bishoujo Goodness Galore!
Join Date: Nov 2003
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my biggest gripe with her (her art style may be crude, but it's recognizable) is that EVERY.SINGLE.ONE of her main characters are incredibly stubborn and most of the situational stories revolve around one misunderstanding or another (much like love hina, but they don't dwell on it for 30 minutes like Takahashi's characters do, one quick naru punch/Motoko cut and all is forgotten) lemme break it down a lil: Urusei Yatsura: Ataru: Stubborn pervert, for over 100 eps. of the anime and several movies, he almost never acknowledges is feelings for Lum, poor Lum Lum: She doesn't ditch the wacko and find someone who'll appreciate her and not try to steal her underwear... Maiison Ikkoku: Kyoko and Yusaku: these two are so incredibly dense to each other's feelings (well, Yusaku isn't so much...) that i really start to wonder what direction the next volume will take (part of what keeps me reading) Ranma 1/2: Ahhh the legendary stubborn characters Ranma: he's a carbon copy of Ataru without the perversion Akane: She's violent and doesn't think for even a second before kicking the crap out of Ranma (you REALLY gotta feel for these male protagonists...) Ryoga, Kuno, and the rest of the supporting cast: just that their persistance is borderline obsession, about the only one that isn't completely nuts is Ukyo (kinda sad when you can consider cross dressing "normal") Inu Yasha: Inuyasha: this guy has more similarities to Ranma than i can begin to count, and doesn't realize that this girl hanging around him has the hots for him Kagome: she's...just dense...the least developed female protagonist i've ever seen...they gave her the ability to shoot arrows...but she's still a weakling compared to...SHIPPOU (he can turn into stuff!) Sango and Miroku: it's just sad that these are the most mature characters in the series and they spend more time feeling each other up (Miroku) and slapping each other (sango) than Inuyasha spends killing demons oh an Aoyama Motoko is from Love Hina Last edited by Kyuven; 2004-05-24 at 19:24. |
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2004-05-29, 17:45 | Link #14 | |
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2004-05-29, 22:34 | Link #15 | |
Bishoujo Goodness Galore!
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my avatar is from Kono Minikuku mo Utsukushii Sekai, a new anime by Gainax the character is Akari (same as in my sig) it's bizarre but Inuyasha began in 1996, and Ranma began in 1984, and i agree Ranma's art is better and i think Maiison Ikkoku's art (from before ranma, but after Urusei Yatsura) is Takahashi's best, even if it was a little rough around the edges (literally) |
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2004-05-30, 01:26 | Link #16 |
SnoopyCool.com
Join Date: Jun 2003
Age: 41
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Agreed. I'll give her credit for taking like absolutely no breaks (In the past year she's taken a week off maybe once...), and I hear that she always turns her chapters in before the deadlines, but her art is just bad. It's the same phenominon as the HxH art (without the shitty sickness excuse), only it's a gradual crappification over like a decade. Her backgrounds aren't too bad, but literally everything else is below the average level of the art in Shounen Sunday. Coloring is pure crap (Inuyasha's red robe is monotone red... no shadows or highlights at all), her line art isn't precise anymore, all of her characters use the same exact head shape aside from the really unique ones (like fat people or non-humans), even the objects aren't of the same quality as they are in her previous work.
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2004-05-30, 19:15 | Link #17 |
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SICK SICK SICK SICK SICK...
i already hate inuyasha, the only reason i watched 126 episodes of that series was because of sesshoumaru.. Now that i read that review, i m gonna have to use some hardcore drug to go to sleep tonight, if you didn't read the review but you wannah have an idea of what i saw in the reviews so you wont be able to sleep for the next 72 hours read the 'spoiler'.. Spoiler:
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2004-05-30, 19:33 | Link #18 | |
Bishoujo Goodness Galore!
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2004-05-31, 14:32 | Link #19 | |
I'm a boy..K?
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thou no flaming here...come on can't you give poor Takahashi a damn chance to improve? |
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2004-05-31, 17:00 | Link #20 | |
Bishoujo Goodness Galore!
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Takahashi was making anime/manga before many of us were even BORN, and her style has actually gotten worse/hasn't changed her age is beginning to show, sadly she can still tell a story, but drawing...eeeehhhhh |
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