No.
Yeah. Horikoshi is going full Plus Ultra in this current arc in every sense. And that include these last covers.
lol why Redon post quoting a comment has my name as the user when it was made by @Ebrietas- ? KkkkkNo.
Oda only uses digital drawing for special messages, tributes to other series/mangakas or special illustrations (for example, some One Piece Magazine illustrations)... Like this one.
He uses digital drawing too for Volumes and Color Spread "sketches" (the videos that OP Staff accounts post on Twitter) but he draws and colours final versions by hand. It's explained in this article from last One Piece Magazine (you can see "Digital" and "Analog" clearly in japanese).
I will probably get hate for this but I think there should be a content warning for any manga. Don’t get me wrong I’m not a fan of censorship (except for that Loli/shota crap as that don’t need to exist imo) but I think it would be good to know for people who are sensitive to certain subjects. Let’s say someone had a traumatic experience with sexual assault and decide to pick up Goblin slayer because they are a fan of isekai. They aren’t on the internet that often so she doesn’t know the infamous scene and picks it up because the cover looks cool. Based on the cover of both the manga and ln you wouldn’t think a series like this would have such themes.Hello to everyone, i generally just lurk around, but i would like to know the opinion of the people of this forum, about this:
Online Petition Demands Content Warnings for Sexual Violence in Weekly Shonen Jump
In the campaign description, campaign creator Sekiguchi shares his own story as a Weekly Shonen Jump reader.t.co
"Sekiguchi claims that he was not capable of making the distinctions himself."Hello to everyone, i generally just lurk around, but i would like to know the opinion of the people of this forum, about this:
Online Petition Demands Content Warnings for Sexual Violence in Weekly Shonen Jump
In the campaign description, campaign creator Sekiguchi shares his own story as a Weekly Shonen Jump reader.
I do kind of agree with this. I hate the whole (entertainment is ruining the kids) argument. I’ve played gta, call of duty, mortal kombat, and many other violent video games since I was 8 and I have never replicated a single thing in these games. It’s not the manga that’s messing the kids up it’s the bad parenting. However I do agree that there should content labels his whole (blame the manga) narrative kills his argument which is the main reason I won’t support him.
I'm interested to see how women readers feel about this. Do they agree or no?Hello to everyone, i generally just lurk around, but i would like to know the opinion of the people of this forum, about this:
Online Petition Demands Content Warnings for Sexual Violence in Weekly Shonen Jump
In the campaign description, campaign creator Sekiguchi shares his own story as a Weekly Shonen Jump reader.
I don't think you will get like one final opinion on it. Its not like women are some monolithic group. Just judging from my Twitter..there are women that celebrate / love ecchi, don't mind ecchi or absolutely hate ecchi.
It depends on the women you ask. Some are 100% ok with it while others aren’t.
Like Westabyss and Lil meen said, it all depends on the person, to who you make this question. Another point to show the variety of visions, is the fact that the industry is full of woman, who do ecchi manga.
When it comes to Jump itself, that's one of the issues, right? They don't have (and have never had) a single female editor, so women don't even get a seat at the table.