2011-01-25, 11:47 | Link #521 | |
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Shujin was the one who got them together and had organized everything. Mashiro didn't want to do it at first so no wonder that Shuji gets more attention. Besides seeing how stuborn Mashiro is and for no real reason, I also would talk to Takagi first because he has a clear head with no weird ideas and obsessions and actually consults with Mashiro before doing something while Mashiro does take all the actions on his own (points at torn apart name and going mainstream). Mashiro is selfish and deserves some lesson. Don't mind if they will get into a fight, might get him thinking properly.
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2011-01-25, 23:23 | Link #523 |
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So I saw this episode had the one scene I really wanted to see animated . . .
I'm not sure if I should be disappointed that it wasn't as over the top as it could have been or happy that it was as subtle as it should have been. Definitely don't feel the need for a gif of it though, so I guess I'll be disappointed.
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2011-01-26, 03:24 | Link #524 | |
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2011-01-30, 17:42 | Link #527 |
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Join Date: May 2004
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Page 16. Wall and a Kiss
I could not stop feeling bad for our two boys.
Granted, we really want our work to reap the reward, but there's something or someone telling us you're still not good, and we lose. And once we lose, we get frustrated and feel that the entire world has shut the door in front of us. However, this is part of growing-up through life. The part that is telling us to accept defeat and things cannot be undone. Where do we go from defeat to our next destination? First to stop feeling self-pitying for ourselves, getting up and stand, then, finally, walk towards the things and people you like to be with. I think that the boys have the answer right in front of them, and that is what do they [Bwant and ]like[/B] to do. Surely, listening and watching an anime within an anime felt a little strange, but Takagi finally summoning his courage and passion to kiss Kaya made me jump (metaphorically speaking). |
2011-01-31, 19:54 | Link #531 |
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Fukuda's debut was pretty good.
To be honest, from the manga, I couldn't tell if Fukuda was a guy or girl. But anyway, the voice for him fitted well, and he has a good air of confidence about him. Looks like he's gonna turn out to be one of my more favorite side-characters. Nakai-san is obviously there to show that not everyone aspiring to be a mangaka achieve it.
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2011-02-01, 00:18 | Link #533 |
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Yeah, I liked Fukuda and all but I really thought he went out of his way to be a dick to Nakai. Haven't read the manga but I've read enough mangas to know that Nakai is going to get the last laugh, of course- but while Eiji was just being thoughtless, Fukuda was being intentionally cruel.
What I like about Fukuda is that he's neither a pumped-up kid or a desperate guy staring failure in the face - he's a driven, hard-working young adult who believes in his talent but has to pay the rent.
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2011-02-01, 02:00 | Link #534 | |
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I'm glad Mashiro didn't completely lose it about Takagi. With his personality wondering if he is working on the name is about what I'd expect from him. Still don't think he really gets situation he's pushed Takagi into with his stubborn desire to be mainstream. If you admit the other guy writes stories much better than work on things based on his strengths in writing.... Some good development for Niizuma though. Think that he did need young manga guys around him to set him straight. People he can respect and so can hear their critique. Of course part of the problem is his editor. Guy seems lazy and it seems like he thinks that he can just ride Niizuma's success without really pushing. The assistants did all the work in setting Niizuma straight.
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2011-02-06, 15:07 | Link #535 |
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woah episode 18 had a lot of plot development. Looks like Mashiro is getting impatient with Takagi and got pissed off saying that Azuki and him are the weird ones. Takagi seems to be working on a mystery name instead of a battle one, and Mashiro wants to create something with his detective character. It's funny how both came out with the idea around the same time but looking at the preview it looks like Takagi might not make the deadline and has to give back the key, so I'm guessing they're breaking up?
Nakai's burning eyes near the middle of the episode is foreshadowing something? maybe he finally got something to serialize? ROFL even if he did his drawings are only good for background so there's no way. That talk about Jump and the popular manga does seem biased and the voting thing does make sense. I would not like people knowing that I like Ecchi mangas, etc.
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2011-02-06, 17:53 | Link #539 |
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Page 17. Goblin and Kindness
This was an excellent chapter.
I say this because when Mashiro, Fukuda, and Eiji start exchanging advice and ideas about how to get CROW better as a manga, throughout all the conversation I felt as if I was amongst them talking and discussing about the same thing that all of us at this thread love so much: manga. This tells me that the manga industry isn't as it easy, as when someone buys manga and reads it. There are the names, later the manuscripts, the meetings with the editor; the editors themselves form part of the mangaka's team. Fukuda's has a little more experience about editors, and he's right that a mangaka's work first needs feedback and approval from their editor to move on and get serialized. Of course, I do not forget, that at the end keeping the readers interested and entertained is what counts in any other work, not just manga. |
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