2012-07-11, 10:08 | Link #41 |
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^I don't think it's really fair to throw Togashi into the mix. He's such an outlying piece of data that he skews all perception. (If anything, the little graphic proved to me that Kishimoto and Kubo should have more breaks, they could only help them at this stage .)
That being said, Oda produces a quality product in a consistent manner for over a decade, so he is more than deserving of extra leeway in regards to breaks (whether they be work breaks or actual vacation time). I thought he was only trying to get Monet out of the lab so Chopper could make an antidote for the kids? |
2012-07-11, 16:06 | Link #42 |
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Chapter 674
That was not a bad chapter. Brown Beard showing up was shocking and disappointing for the Cool Brothers. This is whole things is turning out to be one giant gladiatorial ring. Smoker (If he gets his body back), Strawhats, Law, the new weapon, Monet, CC, and Vergo. Everyone in the New World gets to watch. I wonder what the match up is going to be like. I can't help but wonder if the Marines are intercepting the transmission has well? To think they would let this happen so close to their HQ. On the last page I can Identify Kidd and Big Mamma's crew, but who is that person on the lower right and who is the guy smoking the cigar? |
2012-07-12, 09:43 | Link #47 |
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^That depends, I guess. We don't know for sure if a Pacifista-level cyborg can destroy seastone. Still, Zoro's group is on their way to the lab, so they should be able to do something about those chains (heck, maybe even Chopper could do something about it since he hasn't been captured yet).....
BTW, something amusing that I didn't notice before was that Usopp's Firebird Star shrunk to the size of a little chick when Caesar nullified his attack! And going back to those NW pirates shown at the end of the chapter: At first I thought that the long-haired guy at the lower-right panel was Hawkins, but then I recalled that he doesn't keep his sword sheathed on his back (and we already saw his post-skip design, whom still had the sword sheathed at his hips), so I guess he is a new guy (I still think the dude with the cigar may be Kaidou, though)..... |
2012-07-12, 13:28 | Link #50 |
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In retrospect, I was kind of hoping that Franky would have developed some sort of internal air supply in case of emergencies. But, considering he was also taken out, I guess our cybernetic friend never considered he would run out of oxygen when traveling the sea .
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2012-07-13, 13:33 | Link #53 |
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^ heh, nothing to debate I would think... these mangakas work like crazy. anyone who doesn't want them to take breaks is just being selfish and unreasonable.
that said, it doesn't necessarily mean that mangas like bleach and naruto would have improved much if kubo and kishimoto took more breaks. they still would have had the same bad storylines of fullbring and the first part of the 4th ninja war. those events were in their plans for a long time. i assume minor benefits like more detailed artwork and better dialogue would happen, but let's face it, bleach would still suck |
2012-07-13, 15:06 | Link #54 | |
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In other news, does anyone know when Naruto will enter its final arc? I know Bleach has reached its final arc some time ago meaning that story won't be as long as One Piece or Naruto. If Naruto does reach its final arc, I hope it involves salvation against the Ten-Tailed Beast. I don't know how popular HxH is, but that series seems to take the most breaks each year which can't be very productive, and I have experience on being lazy. |
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By the way, Akimoto currently holds the title of the longest consecutive running serialization without a single break in history. Kochikame, despite having over 1700 chapters and running in Jump for 36 years, has never had a break. He has a complete studio churning out manga like a machine, and has months in advance of stock chapters. Dude's a living legend though, not a mere mortal.
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