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that's such a funny way to explain it
but 100% accurate
men are too busy being enlisted to stare at N.Korea
I used to watch korean esports
and it was always funny, when they'd try to comeback post-elistment
and they were clearly all sorts of fucked up and broken
brainwash all men into being soulless, sure that ends well
him and the Girls' Last Tour mangaka should form a club
call it Blue Whale 2
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 him and the Girls' Last Tour mangaka should form a club
togashi too
Fairy Tail's mangaka has also kind of been broken for a while
his is more gay though
Hiro saw AI art trained specifically on his style, and something about how he's always been regarded (and prided himself on) being the fastest mainstream mangaka, spending 16+ hours a day drawing
just broke him
they're all sick in the head
they LOVE drawing
Sanda
The story starts with Mita, a second year middle school student, getting attacked with a kitchen knife by his classmate Fuyumura. While Mita couldn't make sense of the situation at first, he gradually came to believe that Fuyumura's actions were just mean acts stemming off from the latter having a peculiar puberty phase. But that was all actuall...
myanimelist.netReplying to taxes #tzfi no one tells them their ideas are mis
it's also partially that (most people) only have one good story in them
in terms of making something non-formulaic and actually creative
you learn how to write stories the wrong way, because your one good story was something you knew inside and out
people who set out to write generic LNs usually have a lot of enduring success, because they can just follow trends and write decent slop
meanwhile the former try to crack at a 2nd series (sequel or not) and don't have the luxury of it being that idea, that's been in their heads for years
so they don't really know how to develop it, or really what to even do with it
idk if mangakas have an easier or harder time, art+writing versus LN-ers just writing
same issue when really good series are told to pad or stall for time, and the author doesn't really know how to just keep circling the story they want to tell
