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Originally Posted by Tiresias
This somehow reminded me of Tekken Chinmi/Kungfu Boy: Long but drawn out fights and only a bit of dialogue, especially later volumes.  |
That's the whole draw of Tekken Chinmi though.
Dynamic fight scenes, and nothing else. Despite being very drawn-out, the flow behind Chinmi is evident, and the author makes the effort to piece every part of the action while making each page tightly structured.
The opposite of Force, where it's quite evident the artist isn't very good at framing and bringing the flow of fight scenes into the small frames and storyboards in the manga. It feels like the artist knows how to storyboard for anime or simple 'plot' manga, but not so much for
action manga. ( Shina Dark had this draggy feeling too with that bull-fight. )
And frankly, there's not much plot to begin with in Chinmi to begin with. The story arc's pretty self-contained. :3