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Re: DGM Hang Out Thread - Part 1
We meant the the ART STYLE with the blushing, Allen's long eyelashes and the fluid inking are similar to the artwork we would see in shoujo/BL manga- not that we actually think DGM is a shoujo/BL manga.
I do agree that DGM is hard to define. The storytelling and word building takes precedence over battles. I've always thought that it would have been interesting if Hoshino published at a magazine for older audiences.
Hmm, I think you've misinterpreted the comments from Googlez_kun and me.For it to be shoujo hmm, i disagree. Mostly the girls in shoujo are looking up to the male characters and the male characters are larger then life. True Lenalee Miranda and Road who are the main girls in the story have tragic pasts they definitely are not shoujo type females. Neither are they captivated by a male. Actually Road is the aggressive type of female. Lenalee empowers herself by thinking of her comrades, and Miranda tries her best to be no longer the gloomy useless person.
If i dare say DGM is a manga that defies all genres and is hard to label. It doesn't follow a path of BL shoujo or typical shonen. This can be a blessing as well as a curse when placing it in a magazine. But still i think it has a right to shine and that has been acknowledged. To be moved out of WSJ to SQ alone is rare. Usually if an artist cant keep up it gets canceled. It just means DGM is alive and i'm thankful for that.
We meant the the ART STYLE with the blushing, Allen's long eyelashes and the fluid inking are similar to the artwork we would see in shoujo/BL manga- not that we actually think DGM is a shoujo/BL manga.I do agree that DGM is hard to define. The storytelling and word building takes precedence over battles. I've always thought that it would have been interesting if Hoshino published at a magazine for older audiences.
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