This is harsh. Authors can grow over time, give the author a chance to grow.
oh the irony
You can use proxy to do your subscription. If you want to read on the PC, you will have to use proxy every time, but there's no need on the phone app. If you use Android, just install APKPure to install the app since it doesn't appear on Google Play in our region. After you install the Jump app, you will have no restriction. I use it and I'm about to renew my subscription.It's in that time that I'm sad that I can't access Viz and I'll have to wait weeks to read.
Yeah, his MVs are amazing, i hope we get one for the last volume of TG:RERegarding the recent PVs. I can see this become a thing for them. Or at least I hope it will be.
They were made by editor Gyūdon. And the music was made by composer Lafin (Seiichiro Sugiura). Both freelancers.
I thought I'd write a little thing about them as I've been following them for a while and love their work.
On a list of what they have made for Shueisha you'll find these, among others. (They don't always work together)
I think it's pretty cool how they ended up in so much work with Shueisha, especially Gyudon after winning the MAD Contest. And now they're making the Jump Rising PVs. Possibly future ones too.These Jump Rising PVs:
Other Stuff:
And Ziga! coming up
Yeah, his MVs are masterpieces, i hope we get one for the last volume of Tokyo Ghoul:RE
Among many others.
Gyudon I believe popped up on Shueisha's radar due to Tokyo Ghoul.
In 2014, before the first Tokyo Ghoul series ended. Tokyo Ghoul was holding a MAD Contest. Where tons of people showed off their editing skills and there were a couple winners.
Gyudon took the number one placement with his Tokyo Ghoul MAD, Cry Bitterly.
This features only Gyudon's editing work, and not Lafin's music.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYzGv7i8sKU
As a result of winning the MAD Contest, I believe Shueisha got their eyes on him, and had him make the Official Trailer for Tokyo Ghoul's sequel, Tokyo Ghoul:re. This is also something Gyudon did without Lafin, as the music was the TG anime opening, Unravel.
And following the Tokyo Ghoul:re PV. Gyudon and Lafin worked together, on what I believe was their first time for Shueisha together, on the commercial for Tokyo Ghoul:re Volume 1's release. Spawning instant popularity for the duo, with even guitar covers made for the little clip of music provided for the volume CM.
Since then they've made all those commercials together for Shueisha, and more. (I didn't post everything.)
Also spawning collaboration they called, Young Jump x Gyudon x Lafin. Which they had a page for on the Young Jump site previously, but have since removed. The only thing I have left of it, is this screenshot basically detailing what it was.
Gyūdon Portfolio: https://www.whitepuzzle.jp/
Lafin Portfolio: *Click*
Thanks for gathering this information! I was wondering who was making these great promotional videos, I'm glad these two ended up finding success where you wouldn't expect. Their work is very good and I hope Shueisha continue working with them!Regarding the recent PVs. I can see this become a thing for them. Or at least I hope it will be.
They were made by editor Gyūdon. And the music was made by composer Lafin (Seiichiro Sugiura). Both freelancers.
I thought I'd write a little thing about them as I've been following them for a while and love their work.
On a list of what they have made for Shueisha you'll find these, among others. (They don't always work together)
I think it's pretty cool how they ended up in so much work with Shueisha, especially Gyudon after winning the MAD Contest. And now they're making the Jump Rising PVs. Possibly future ones too.These Jump Rising PVs:
Other Stuff:
And Ziga! coming up
Among many others.
Gyudon I believe popped up on Shueisha's radar due to Tokyo Ghoul.
In 2014, before the first Tokyo Ghoul series ended. Tokyo Ghoul was holding a MAD Contest. Where tons of people showed off their editing skills and there were a couple winners.
Gyudon took the number one placement with his Tokyo Ghoul MAD, Cry Bitterly.
This features only Gyudon's editing work, and not Lafin's music.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYzGv7i8sKU
As a result of winning the MAD Contest, I believe Shueisha got their eyes on him, and had him make the Official Trailer for Tokyo Ghoul's sequel, Tokyo Ghoul:re. This is also something Gyudon did without Lafin, as the music was the TG anime opening, Unravel.
And following the Tokyo Ghoul:re PV. Gyudon and Lafin worked together, on what I believe was their first time for Shueisha together, on the commercial for Tokyo Ghoul:re Volume 1's release. Spawning instant popularity for the duo, with even guitar covers made for the little clip of music provided for the volume CM.
Since then they've made all those commercials together for Shueisha, and more. (I didn't post everything.)
Also spawning collaboration they called, Young Jump x Gyudon x Lafin. Which they had a page for on the Young Jump site previously, but have since removed. The only thing I have left of it, is this screenshot basically detailing what it was.
Gyūdon Portfolio: https://www.whitepuzzle.jp/
Lafin Portfolio: *Click*
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But its dramatic, emotional, and pulls on the heart strings. Its also powerful seeing characters over come loss. Why so harsh?Jujutsu second chapter feels like a bad soap opera to me.
You know that ain’t happening, she sunk her own ship not once but twice already
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