Generally Spokon, imo.
Yuu Watase that was publishing Arata Kangatari on Sunday said one of his former editors were forcing her to redraw many pages of the chapters just because he didn't liked or understand it to the point were she was doing more redraws than drawing the chapters itself and going entire nights just redrawing the chapters which caused a lot of stress and made her lose interest in the manga, but he was replaced, still this probably had a impact in her late depression problems.The Girls School Creator Publicly Airs Grievances About Editor Following Manga's Early Cancellation
Alleges that editor mismanaged the manga, attempted to bribe creator for their silencewww.animenewsnetwork.com
So I was reading this and got curious: this case is from Young, but has this situation ever happened in Jump and do we have knowledge of it? Or maybe there has been a similar situation but not publicly known/theorized? I think stuff like this gives us a good insight into how editors can actually destroy a series.
I think there probably is an aspiring author out there figuring out how to make a series out of this. Esports is becoming more professionally acknowledged after all
They. Yuu Watase identifies as X-Gender.Yuu Watase that was publishing Arata Kangatari on Sunday said one of his former editors were forcing her to redraw many pages of the chapters just because he didn't liked or understand it to the point were she was doing more redraws than drawing the chapters itself and going entire nights just redrawing the chapters which caused a lot of stress and made her lose interest in the manga, but he was replaced, still this probably had a impact in her late depression problems.
Mangaka Yuu Watase Blogs About Editorial Harassment
In a recent post on her personal blog, mangaka Yuu Watase (Fushigi Yuugi, Ceres: Celestial Legend) wrote openly about her negative experiences with a former...
Like @Rica_Patin said WT is both though ofc Battle is the main focus. However WT does its "sports" elements so well that it does feel like a sports manga, especially now in the Tournament arc with its teams, points, rules and a goal for which strong rivals need to be beaten to reach it. It is like fencing. I think most would think of battle first if they hear that word but nowadays fencing happens mostly if not only in sport where you need to be quick, nimble and skilled to gain the most points. Or Kendo where most would say it is a sport, but it came from the Samurai Battle Training and lasted till the modern times. I love both parts of WT: The real battle ones with Invasions, Defense, Destruction and the fake ones that feel like the real ones and look like the real ones but are training and rank gaining/losing tools for the Border Agents. <3
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Given how well liked Mobas are in Asia a manga about people playing such a game with a 100+ characters, different maps and tournaments with teams could be very successful if done right. It shouldn't copy LoL or Dota though and go broke for a Moba that would be so complex and costly to make it could never be real, like maps that change their territory, combos between characters (which with 100 would mean an insanely high number of combos!), different modes and so on.
Mobas are only big in korea and china, they aren't popular in Japan at all.Like @Rica_Patin said WT is both though ofc Battle is the main focus. However WT does its "sports" elements so well that it does feel like a sports manga, especially now in the Tournament arc with its teams, points, rules and a goal for which strong rivals need to be beaten to reach it. It is like fencing. I think most would think of battle first if they hear that word but nowadays fencing happens mostly if not only in sport where you need to be quick, nimble and skilled to gain the most points. Or Kendo where most would say it is a sport, but it came from the Samurai Battle Training and lasted till the modern times. I love both parts of WT: The real battle ones with Invasions, Defense, Destruction and the fake ones that feel like the real ones and look like the real ones but are training and rank gaining/losing tools for the Border Agents. <3
Man, I miss the weekly updates~
Though I should be happy Ashihara came back after such a long time and still keeps going despite the horrible pain he must feel everyday due his condition.
Please...
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Given how well liked Mobas are in Asia a manga about people playing such a game with a 100+ characters, different maps and tournaments with teams could be very successful if done right. It shouldn't copy LoL or Dota though and go broke for a Moba that would be so complex and costly to make it could never be real, like maps that change their territory, combos between characters (which with 100 would mean an insanely high number of combos!), different modes and so on.
Originally Yu-gi-Oh was ever-changing games, but stuck o the card game concept because of editor suggestions.
Someone knows what position S8 vol 3 was on 2nd day?
Somebody check on Rain for the love of god.
The only way a manga about gacha would work is if it were about a man trying to not spend all his money on gacha.
The only issue there is that, aside from Konami, I haven't heard much rambling about corrupt practices in the JP game industry.
I could see that as a series, with the MC trying to win without rolling as much as he can but somehow loses his money on other dumb stuff