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Jiro Taniguchi Passes Away at 69

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-02-11/award-winning-manga-creator-jiro-taniguchi-passes-away-at-69/.112126
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RIP petit ange parti trop tôt
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literally who
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>>153326972
Pleb.
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>>153326972
>being so ignorant

Leave
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>>153326843
nice link anon

may it rest in pepperoni
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>>153326949
Why do the French love him so much
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>>153327178
also props to editing the wikipedia page

glad dedication isn't dead
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>>153327227
Because his art is close enough to traditionnal bande dessiné and the themes we wrote about resonated well in France. Winning an award at angouleme helped a lot.
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Sad.
Maybe someone could dump one of his manga
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Rest in peace, old man.
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RIP.

No more good manga for the French, nobody else released him anyway
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>>153326843
F
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>>153328619
>nobody else released him anyway
This is bullshit and you know it.
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>>153326972
wow, just fuck off already.
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sticky when?
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>>153326843
Dare?
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>>153328619
Quite few of his works were released here in pastaland too.
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>>153328750
There was no sticky even when Mizuki Shigeru died.
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RIP

Thanks for your art
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>>153327749
>Maybe someone could dump one of his manga
Seconding this.
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Well this just ruined my day.
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>>153326949
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>>153327749
/r/ing Walking Man
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>>153329027
We3lcome to every day I'm with this species.
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>>153326843

The deaths of the mangaka you enjoy the most won't even be reported. You'll never even know they're dead.
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putain
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>>153328899
Uh, yes there was

http://desuarchive.org/a/thread/134151695
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>>153329240
One less sage to tell the future that moe was a mistake.
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>>153326843
RIP

Fuck, I really enjoyed his stuff.
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>>153326972
american ?
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I don't recognize or know what be worked on but RIP.
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>>153327072
>>153328734
why did you give him a (You) my man?
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>>153329165
Junji Ito actually died over a century ago
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>>153326843
RIP. ;_;
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>it isn't a fake RIP link for once
Fuck everything.
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>>153326843
Au revoir, Jiro
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>>153327749

Dumping manga is a pain in the ass unless you have a jew pass nowadays.
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>>153328619
We had most of them in Spain too. I think europeans in general liked his works
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HOW DID HE DIE SO YOUNG NOOOOOO
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>>153326843
He is not dead..., he hust moved to a distant neighborhood...
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Only read the one about the guy who goes back to the past and discovers why his father left. Gave me some major feels.
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Mods, pls. Sticky? I mean, this board is about anime and manga?
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Is it bad that I've never read any of his works?
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>>153327072
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>>153328734
>how dare you not know muh obscure shit
Feels good to be pretentious faggot who's wanking to his superior status amirite?
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>>153330359
Is sad. You missed a lot of good stories full of feels.
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>>153326843
>manga about a man sampling food
Sounds like a Wakako-zake ripoff.
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O-oh.
>I could've had a sketch and a book signed by him if I wasn't a fucking retard
I'm really sad right now. It feels so melancholic.
Mods please remove bump limit but don't make this thread a sticky, there's already enough shitposters and it's deplorable.
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>>153330359
Yes. Almost as bad as being this thing >>153330378
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>>153330378
>muh obscure shit
>Taniguchi

Did you start reading manga last week?
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>>153326843
WHY?! Fuck it, what a bad day.
>>153328619
A lot of his works are sold in Italy, too
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>>153330548
Hardly as bad as being you buddies.
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>>153330378
>Taniguchi
>Obscure
Lol no
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>You will never read Kodoku no Gourmet volume 3
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>>153326843
thought that was Nobuo Uematsu for a second. rip
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>>153330907
/a/ mainly talks about moeshit and the seasonal releases, anon
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>>153330564
Sorry that I miss shitton of threads about this guy and his manga or ever heard about him ever here as much as about literally anyone else.
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>>153330942
>/a/ only talk about le moeshit maymay
It's become quite easy to spot newshits.
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Easily one of my favorite mangaka, rip in peace buddy
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Really sad that he died so young. I'm sure he would have kept on writing manga for a good decade had he not died.
His solo works were often meh but when he worked with a scenarist or from an existing story he was able to make masterpieces.
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F

Fuck, why. Couldn't some hack author die instead of him? Fuck everything.
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Honestly never heard of the guy or his works. Someone do a chapter dump of some of his stuff, I've been looking for something new to get into.
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>>153326843
Never heard of the guy but RIP.
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>>153330643
Was he working on something?
I think Kodoku no gourmet 2 was the last thing he did.
We might get his last unfinished work at some point, it would be better than nothing.
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I don't think the death of any mangaka has made me this sad before. Really loved his work.
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Haruka na Machi e is a masterpiece.

RIP.
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>>153328619
Most of his stuff is released here in Italy too. I always thought he was as well known as he is in Europe worldwide, i'm actually kinda surprised he isn't that known in America.

He's basically mainstream/entry level as far as japanese graphic novels go here.
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>>153330378
Just go back reading shounenshit you ignorant weeb
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>>153327227
>>153327484

And this a few years ago
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His works hold a special place in my heart. I think I was barely 10 years old when I first read Haruka na Machi e which my father offered me. It was at that moment i realized manga could also be this kind of experience. Years later another one of his work, Chichi no Koyomi, helped me cope with the death of my dad.

I really respect him for the fact that he managed to drew here in France an other type of audience, namely older people that don't read manga in the first place and tend to belittle it.

Now that he's passed away his books will hold even more significance.
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RIP
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>>153333203
>I really respect him for the fact that he managed to drew here in France an other type of audience, namely older people that don't read manga in the first place and tend to belittle it.
This, years ago I got my father (an old BD fanatic who thought that manga was basically violent and badly drawn shit) into manga thanks to the Gourmet.
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>>153326843
His name sounds common. RIP.
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>>153333599
Not the same anon, but my father is now a fan of Taniguchi's manga after I convinced him to give it a try. Still he's quite stubborn and thinks other manga are shit despite having never read them.

Taniguchi is one of those few mangaka with Otomo and Kon that took a lot of inspiration from western comics, and that definitely makes him unique.
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>>153330212
This I thought Japan was supposed to have a high life expectancy. Meanwhile glorious Nippon cold and other wacky diseases have taken out a few VAs.
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>>153334266

It's karma from all the bio warfare nips conducted.
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>>153334266
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>>153335260
Mizuki was so based
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>>153335260
Mizuki was a Youkai.
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>>153326843
Kono Jii-san dare desu ka?
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Never heard of him, did he make anything good?
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>>153335260
Fuck that last comment made me laugh hard.
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>>153331015
You're right. I forgot waifus
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>>153335260
This is gold.
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>>153326843
God damn it. I was just reading his Garouden this morning. Rest in peace.
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>>153335674
If that's true then this thread wouldn't exist retard.
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>>153335674
>>153336257
Stop shitting up this thread with your trite one upsmanship.
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>>153326843

>Mfw just finished A Distance Neighbourhood yesterday

Was a damn good and cozy read, definitely one of my favourite pieces of manga, love the detailed background and scenery on his works.
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Also if some studio was to make A Distant Neighbourhood into an anime series or movie who would be best? I think Kyoani can handle a good version of it.
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>>153336551
For some reason his works never seems to have been adapted into anime. I wonder why.
>Kyoani
Surely not.
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>>153336626

What if they have Shinkai direct it?

And why do I get the feeling Mamoru Oshii is going to be next?
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>>153336551
>Kyoani
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>>153336305
My apologies, you're right
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>>153326843
Damn, he looks really young for 69 years old.
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>>153326843
Who is this and why should I care?
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>>153338034
You are too late for that
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>>153332777
Manga in general isn't nearly as big in America as I gather it is in Europe. Entry-level fags here usually know weekly shounen, Berserk, Vagabond, Urasawa, and that's about it.
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>>153338609
>Entry-level fags here usually know weekly shounen, Berserk, Vagabond, Urasawa, and that's about it.

That's pretty much the same here in Italy, but Taniguchi and Mizuki's stuff is also sold in major bookstores so it's easily accessible and well-known among fans of comics in general.
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>>153339012

Taniguchi's material often goes out of print quickly for some reason, especially here in the UK, I bought A Distant Neighbourhood a couple months ago since I feared it would be going out of print much like his other works. Glad I bought the hardcover since it is beautiful. I'd like it if they reprinted more of his manga or reprinted Summit of the Gods in hardcover.

I'm honestly surprised about Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer being released by Seven Seas but I'm glad I bought the entire series a while ago.
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WHO??
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Rest in peace.
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>>153339293
If I weren't such a poorfag I'd get his Venice artbook, it looks amazing (speaking of Italy, if you like this watercolor style you should definitely check Corto Maltese's full color releases and Manara's works).
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>>153339868

I've been meaning to buy Corto Maltese for a while but each volume is like £20
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>>153326843
Washing out the pleb responses in this thread by posting some Distant Neighbourhood.
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>>153339868
Wow, that looks great. I had no idea he made such an artbook.
Usually I like his realistic backgrounds because they make his manga higly immersive, but I don't find them very esthetically pleasing. The color here might just make the difference.
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>>153340079
If you ever want to give it a shot try Ballad of the Salt Sea, it's good and self-contained. I have the colored edition and it looks great.
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>>153340482
thanks
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>>153339868
Is that scanned?
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>>153340534

I still have a £20 gift card left over from Christmas but I was going to use that to get the last couple Franken Fran omnibuses I'll see if I can get any Corto Maltese on the market place for cheap.

>>153340549
>>153340482

These scenes look so much better in the hard cover release due to how colourful everything is.
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>>153334266
Yes and a 18 year old idol passed away some days ago as well from some illness.
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>>153330378
>obscure
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>>153334266
So-called "life expectancy" is actually a poor assessment of how long one can expect to live.
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>>153328726
Even translated to Norwegian.
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Never read any if his work, but when I googled him most of the pages that cane up where in my own language which usually never happens when I google manga/anime.
What would you recommend someone to read from his work?
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>>153340641
I don't think so, I can only find photos. Hard to find people willing to scan a 45€ book I guess
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The scenes where the kid tries to get drunk is pretty funny thinking his 40-50 year old mind can take it.
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>>153341175
K if you're interested in climbing, Setton if you like animals and nature, Botchan if you're interested in the Meiji era, Kodoku no Gourmet if you like food, Garouden for martial arts enthusiasts etc.
He really made a lot of different manga, even a western with american indians and everything, a SoL about a dog, romance, hard-boiled stories, autobiographical stories. You should just pick the one that seem the more interesting to you.
Just keep in mind that the manga he wrote all by himself are generally his weakest works.
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>right to left
Nigger are you seriously expecting me to read this shit
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>>153341175
I think A Distant Neighbourhood (which I'm posting now) and Summit of the Gods are his most accessible works available in English. Not sure which ones are translated in your language though.
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>>153334266
Life as a mangaka and VA is really tough and you have to work your ass off, while other nips just do pretend work and push all of the actual work on some young person who doesn't know any better and finally ends up killing themselves because of overworking.
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Ah, so I've read Aruku Hito. I've been meaning to read his other works, his art is beautiful.

R.I.P., Taniguchi-sensei.
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>>153340654
Is the hardcover flipped or in regular right to left?
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>>153341788
Is this bait? I can't even tell anymore.
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>>153326843
I've never seen a photo of this guy without a smile on his face, it's nice when you can tell someone genuinely enjoys what they do for a living
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>>153326972

This.
What moe series was this man responsible for?
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Somebody explain what this guy actually made instead of going "HURR DURR PLEB". Sounds like Asano where he's one of those guys that mainly westerners love because they can say they like manga without giving up any of their hipster cred.
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>>153343780
>can't use Google
>can't use Wikipedia
>can't read the manga posted in this very thread to make his own opinion
>can't read the posts talking about him and his works
It's not about people being elitists, it's just about you being fucking lazy.
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>>153344030
Stop responding to obvious bait, you fucking retard.
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Rest in Peace.
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>>153326843
In a couple of decades, anime and manga will be pretty much entertainment for the elderly. The average age of core im@s fans in Japan should be well over 40 and old people tend not to change their hobby.
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>>153344344
Wrong thread?
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>>153341691
>>153341801
I was going to read it in english anyway so my language doesn't matter, I am going to follow the dump and read garouden since it is a martial arts manga which I dig.
Thanks for the input though, I'll definitely check his work out.
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>>153344066
Those comments can't be all bait, you're underestimating how dumb people can be. I just decided to respond to this one, it doesn't really matter if he's baiting or not.
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>>153326843
>tfw thinking about all the great manga with dead authors
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fuck everything
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>>153341801
>Not sure which ones are translated in your language though.

If language barriers are a problem, then I'd suggest looking at "The Walking Man". I have a copy published in English by Fanfare/Ponent Mon, but the stories are all wordless and dialogue free (except for the last chapter, but that was written some time after the other strips).

Taniguchi was one of my favourites, ever since I read "Benkei in New York".
Many years back I was at an art gallery that had an exhibition of artwork by mangaka, and I saw some original pages from The Walking Man, from the story set in summer.
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RIP
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RIP
Time to re-read some of his works, especially Harukana Machi-E and Kodouko Gourmet.
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>>153344976
Language was never really a problem I was just suprised that most of the stuff that came up when I googled was in my language/came from my own country which suprised since that never happens and my country seems to hate anime.
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>>153326972
>I don't know how to click links and read titles.
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>>153345673
TO be honest just marathoned this entire manga and now I'm hella depressed.
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>family member dies in front of me, literally bledding everywhere
Well, at least Ive still got my chinese cartoo...
>one of my favorite author dies
At this point, I just don't care.
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I really hope this gets a sticky. Then again I don't think Yoshihiro Tatsumi got a sticky either, really shows how the mods don't have good taste in manga.
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You guys ever get anxiety thinking how much manga there is, not even counting other books?
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>>153348901

Not really. Most mango is shit (as with all artistic mediums), no point in trying to read it all.
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>>153348901
You could consume a relatively small fraction of literature and the rest would merely be a pale copy of what you've already read.
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>>153349820
Thanks for this, man, we really appreciate it.
>>153349863
What a handsome bastard.
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RIP.

Was there ever an English release of Ryouken Tantei?
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>>153326843
;_;
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>>153348901
It makes me wish the US had a better comic industry, it'd be a lot more interesting if it had the same variety and accessibility as Japan's
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Wow what a shame, I really liked the Rush Hour films as well.
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>>153349820
Anon?
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Fuck. He's my favorite mangaka, his books are popular as hell in Europe. This actually gets me more as if it was any other of my favorites since most of them haven't done anything in years or are slow as shit and will never finish their series anyway.
I don't know any other mangaka with Taniguchi's style and themes. Fuck this shit I already hate 2017.
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>>153328619
All of his manga get published in Germany, they are loved by people who usually aren't into manga. Well I like him as well, but I think it's usually rather the comic fans who read him.
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>>153326843
RIP
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Pour one out for Taniguchi-sensei
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>>153355673
He's in loli heaven, now.
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>>153326843
>Award winning manga creator
Heh
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I'll be honest, I didn't recognize his name until I saw his works. I remember reading A Distant Neighborhood over a few days in the library back in high school and looking forward to it every morning. I miss those carefree days. Thanks for the comfy reads, Jiro, rest in peace.
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>>153349820
Thanks for posting these.
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>>153355851
>Azazel
Why exactly was this image made?
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>>153340587
Why is this from left to right?
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>>153326843
Dang. Rest in peace. Seems like 2017's going to be taking more from us.
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>>153360007
It's the official English edition, I think.
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Ah yes Jiro Taniguchi

Creator of such classics as...
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>>153360081
I sure hope that's not official. Reads frog to me.
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>>153360131
My Little Anon Can't Have Such A Low Manga Powerlevel, and Boku no Read the Thread.
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>>153326843
Goddammit, he was one of my favorite mangaka, loved his work.
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>>153326843
RIP, i always looked forward his stuff.

Also is really a damn piety more of his work isn't translated into english.
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>>153326843
rip
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>>153326843
>Taniguchi dies but Mashima is free to write garbage and earn millions off of it.

IT'S NOT FAIR.
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>Passes Away at 69
What happened. he wasn't even that old.
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>no more dump
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>>153326843
RIP
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literally the first time I'm hearing about him and I browsed /a/ for 10 years
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His stuff posted here sure does look bland.
Keep pretending you're huge fans of him fellas
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>>153367068
You learned something today.
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>>153349820
Thanks for the dump. Looking forward to read the rest of the manga somewhere else.

Also, thanks OP. Like many anons I never heard of or read about him but it looks like he's made some great stuff. RIP.
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What the fuck, no.
Thanks for ruining my sunday, OP.
Riposa in pace maestro, che la terra ti sia lieve.

Anyone else bought this?
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>>153340641
I have it.
Go buy it.
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>>153326843
He has--erm, had pretty hands. Especially for an old man.
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>>153368071
Somehow missed this, damn.
I guess it's time to get scalped by some fucker-
>available new straight from Amazon.it
Ordered.
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>>153368115
I'm going to buy this next week, apparently they have it at the bookshop in town.
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>>153371146
Lucky.
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>>153368071
I want to buy the German version which isn't out yet. Although Italian would be more fitting I guess, I also understand Italian so maybe I'll just get that instead - if I find it.
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>>153373612
There's only one international version in japanese, english, french and italian.
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>>153373895
Well, didn't know that, Amazon lists a French and an upcoming German one. Thanks.
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Still not a sticky after hours.
Are mods really this ignorant about manga? I mean, it's fucking Taniguchi, come on, what author needs to die to get a fucking sticky?
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>>153374091
The mods are murricans
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>>153374001
Strange, my version has the 3 aforementioned languages.
There's not much text either, it's not a real story. I'd get one until it's available, in doubt.
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Kamigami no Itadaki is one of my favorite manga. This shit was kinda epic, and I mean the normal epic not the buzzword.
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>>153374156
Imagine if /co/ didn't get a sticky for moebius. Fucking burgers.
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Does anybody know what happened?
He was constantly drawing new manga, so I doubt it was cancer or anything like that. Sounds more like some sudden shit.
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>>153374359
>>153374156

I'm pretty sure there was a giant hissyfit because Mizuki didn't get a sticky but this is honestly taking the piss really. Think I'm going to read Guardians of the Louvre tonight since it's been on my shelf for a while.

>>153374596

My bet is Japanese flu
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>>153374596
An accident would have made the news, and yeah it was really sudden to be cancer. So it was probably an heart attack or something like this.
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>>153375402
But Mizuki did get a sticky, at least.
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>>153375402
And also what better opportunity to make all the plebs become aware of the existence of something else other than naruto and have them read something decent for once?
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>>153376019
I honestly think that there are very few /a/ people who actually read manga at all. It seems to be much because every adaption has its fans who cry "read the manga" when something airs, but you always only see the same ~30 manga series maybe and almost all of them are either comedy harem or endless shounen.
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>>153376862
And this is exactly why we need a /manga/ board. Just make it so that manga who have anime adaptation belong to /anime/.
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>>153377394
Splitting /a/ would kill it even if I feel this is a fine idea.
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>>153377639
I doubt a lot of people only read manga. Most would continue coming to /a/ to discuss anime, and we could make manga threads other than OPT without them falling on page 10 after 20 posts.
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>>153377394
/manga/ is a bad idea as >>153377639 said.
Just not enough traffic to keep it going decently.

A single permanent recurring thread in /a/ for generic manga discussion would be better, but i'm not sure how it could be implemented (as it'd have to be a sticky or similar to avoid being pushed off page 10 instantly).
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>>153377882
At worst it would be a slow board and a failed attempt at generating more/better manga discussion. I fail to see how it could harm /a/.
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>>153377639
All the small following manga threads die with no responses.
>>153377882
>Just not enough traffic to keep it going decently.
That's the very exact reason why it's a perfect idea, actually.
Threads won't die immediately and will probably live for days.
>A single permanent recurring thread in /a/ for generic manga discussion would be better
FUCK NO! That's a nightmare for unpopular manga or manga that don't have a recently released chapter. That's what you would want to avoid.
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>>153377991
Especially if you keep the manga with adaptations on /a/.
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>>153377991
>I fail to see how it could harm /a/.
Never said it would.
>>153378095
>That's a nightmare for unpopular manga or manga that don't have a recently released chapter.
I'd keep occasional "new chapter" out of it, just using as container for any other manga-related discussion.

But yeah, it'd be a mess to balance out content.
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>>153378250
Why do people think that traffic is good? I don't want traffic, I can only wish for a low traffic manga board with no stupid manga with adaptations and threads with only a few posts each day.
It would be fucking heaven. Forum-like quality discussion with the possibility of imageboard-like flow.
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>>153378582
Would be like /a/ back in 2005 but the opposite setting, since /a/ was only for anime back then and posting manga was explicitly against the board rules.

I emailed moot about a manga board for years though, and he always said no fucking way. Maybe Hiroshima would be up for it though.
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>>153378582
And anonimity. Honestly this is probably the main reason why I come to /a/ in the first place. On normal forums the oldfags get their dicks sucked way too much, and when someone tries to argue against the consensus on something he gets quickly labeled as "that idiot with weird tastes".
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>>153378803
>>153378875
At this point I'm convinced they simply don't wanna do it for economical reasons. There's no other downside to it, every other single issue can have an easy solution.
We're fucking stuck here with not even a sticky for the death of one of the most important mangaka.
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>>153378875
I hate forums because people always end up in different fractions at some point and then someone who argued against you in one thread won't ever agree with you in another thread because of hate and DRAMA.
And then there is usually the mod party of users who love everything the mods do and say and the others who get treated as rebells after a while. Hell, I was once perma banned from a forum I used for 4 years because I criticised the admin.
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>>153379015
That's sad but you're probably right. They just don't want to bother themselves with a new board.

>>153379511
Yeah forums are shit for that even though you can sometimes have quality discussion there.
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>>153379015
It's kinda shitty because there are a lot of slow as fuck "spin-off" boards of other boards here nobody needs.
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>link isn't fake
Just fuck my shit up.

Rest in piece, good sir.
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>>153377394
>Just make it so that manga who have anime adaptation belong to /anime/.
This is dumb. Coming up with broad arbitrary bylaws like this to try and exclude everyone whose taste you don't like is silly. If we had a manga board (I'm against it, personally), the better approach would just be elitism and telling people who don't read much to fuck off, not fucking banning everything with an anime and splitting discussion even more.
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>>153379780
>>153380004
They're afraid they'd lose the 50 bucks per month they get from the ads on /a/ if they split anime and manga.
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>>153379015
>We're fucking stuck here with not even a sticky for the death of one of the most important mangaka.
Calm down, anon. We didn't have a sticky for Dezaki, either.
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>69

How is that even possible, he wasn't even working anymore.
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>>153326949
>>153326843
Appuie F pour payer respects.

I'll miss him. His books were contemplative but he knew how to make scenes with fast pacing and action when the story needed it; he always struck a particular cord in me.
Except The Summit of the Gods, but that's probably because I'm not a mountaineer.
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>>153380235
>not fucking banning everything with an anime
That wouldn't be feasible in the first place. How are you supposed to have a Nihei thread if you can only talk about Abara or Biomega and not Blame or Sidonia?
The solution is simply a vague rule like "discussion should pertain to manga and discussion of anime adaptations should be avoided" and let users moderate themselves, eventually once in a while you'd have to kill a thread that derails too much into anime discussion.

Discussion of the most popular manga with anime adaptations will naturally stay on /a/. People who care about generals, memes or whowouldyoufug will want to stay on the faster board.
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>>153380235
The reasoning here is that you need a manga board to be able to discuss unpopular manga and for that purpose have threads that last maybe even a few days.
Now please explain to me how do you expect to achieve that with constant generals about
monster girls
tokyo ghoul
one piece
fairy tail
jojo
naruto
and a long list of other popular manga? Not only these threads would polarize the discussion on a manga board but they'd also push the other threads to page 10.
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>>153326843
good riddance, he was a talentless hack

S
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>>153380814
Blame has only a shit cgi movie and shorts so it's okay (I just made this rule up), regarding Sidonia I say good riddance, I happily leave it to /a/.

Anyway the rule of thumb should be to leave all the manga that naturally generate generals on /a/.
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>>153380814
>People who care about generals, memes or whowouldyoufug will want to stay on the faster board.
This seems pretty idealistic to me. Unless properly enforced, I see no reason why some still-pretty-big fraction of the huge WSJ or Berserk or whatever posters wouldn't post on /manga/ either instead of or in addition to on /a/. And slow as fuck manga threads still have memes and whowouldyoufug, you can't get rid of that.

>>153380918
>Now please explain to me how do you expect to achieve that with constant generals about
I don't, which is one of the reasons I don't think a manga board is a good idea. Nevertheless, banning everything with an anime is fucking stupid and throws the baby out with the bathwater.

>>153381176
> regarding Sidonia I say good riddance, I happily leave it to /a/.

Alright, what you want isn't a manga board, it's a board for your favorite manga. Or at the least, a board where everyone discusses good mature less-popular manga in a mature manner. Unfortunately, /a/ is not that for anime, and a manga board is simply not going to be that for manga, not without some cripplingly byzantine rule system and Nazimod-tier enforcement. Boards do not exist to cater to your own personal taste.
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>>153381176
>Blame has only a shit cgi movie and shorts so it's okay
But that's not how it works. If you make a rule you have to stick to it.
And "not discussing anything with an anime adaptation would be really dumb". Think of all these manga that have only a single 1-cour anime and will never have more. They would be banned from the board for no reason.
Aside from a few exceptions like gekiga that tend to never get adapted to animation, only obscure untranslated manga would remain and the board would be a desert.
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>>153326843
Literally what is the difference between his stuff and the other thousands of manga artists?
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For those looking for Taniguchi story times, you're apparently on the wrong board.
>>>/co/89849178
>>>/co/89858569
>>>/co/89860725
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>>153381251
>Nevertheless, banning everything with an anime is fucking stupid and throws the baby out with the bathwater.
Again. >>153378582

>Alright, what you want isn't a manga board, it's a board for your favorite manga
Ah, come on, that's not what I meant.

>Or at the least, a board where everyone discusses good mature less-popular manga in a mature manner. Unfortunately, /a/ is not that for anime, and a manga board is simply not going to be that for manga, not without some cripplingly byzantine rule system and Nazimod-tier enforcement. Boards do not exist to cater to your own personal taste.
So what you're saying is all those small as fuck, ultra specific, low traffic board don't exist already, uh?
>>153381403
I was joking.
>Anyway the rule of thumb should be to leave all the manga that naturally generate generals on /a/
You respond to the joke but not the serious part? Ok.
And yes, I prefer a board with small traffic.
>>153381471
>you are now aware that this post was made by a mod
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>>153381251
It's ok if it has a few fast threads, because at least it should be free of the VN/LN generals like muv/luv or MahoIku and of the threads about airing anime.
>And slow as fuck manga threads still have memes and whowouldyoufug, you can't get rid of that.
I don't even want to get rid of them. But I think most of it would stay on /a/ since they tend to come with anime more than manga, maybe I'm wrong.
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>>153380664
Same. Is there even any other mangaka who's comparable to Taniguchi? There were a few scenes in Urasawa manga which had somewhat of a Taniguchi aura about them but that's everything I know about.
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>>153380814
I don't think it would work.
/co/ is invaded by capeshit tv shows and movies, and has barely any indie or euro comics in it.
I'm afraid you'll just exchange one kind of cancer for another.

>>153381471
That's a kinda stupid question since the other thousands of maga artist aren't an homogeneous bunch. Why not try to read and form your own opinion?
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>>153381616
I understand that you were joking but the fact that you thought of that joke in the first place shows that it would be impossible to enforce.
Maybe you're okay with not discussing Sidonia but others would say "I want to discuss it here and not on /a/". Then you would want to discuss Blame but someone would say "no, it has an anime version so it doesn't belong here".
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>>153375402
Mizuki did get a sticky. It was also immediately flooded with "literal who" posts and "mods are hipsters" posts. Unless that's the kind of "tribute thread" you want, it's better for there not to be a sticky.
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>>153381616
>Again. >>153378582
What? We're not even discussing traffic right now (although I think your opinion on it is extreme at best). Traffic is the number of posts or people, but we're discussing the number of things that can be discussed on the board. Banning everything with an anime would cut out not only dozens of series with adaptations each season that barely get talked about on /a/ (most of which you'd probably dismiss in the same way as Sidonia - "I don't care about them, so they can rot"), but also tons of legitimate classics and great works - you'd ban discussion of Joe, Rose of Versailles, Touch, H2, Terra e, Kaze Ki, Monster, Master Keaton, etc., etc., etc.

>Ah, come on, that's not what I meant.
That's what you're arriving at, whether or not you mean to.

>So what you're saying is all those small as fuck, ultra specific, low traffic board don't exist already, uh?
Is there another board where the major interests of the people who would otherwise use it are specifically excluded by in-depth subjective legislation to cater it to the tastes of a minority? Because that's what you're suggesting, and I can't think of any others like that.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM1PNuCp2og

Making of the Louis Vuitton travel book.
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>>153326843
>summit of gods will never be translated
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>>153381766
/co/ is the western equivalent to /a/. Making a manga-only board would be somewhat like making a board for comics where capeshit or generally things from the USA would be banned.
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>>153381766
Right, so there's nothing special about him.
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>>153382124
Isn't it licensed and fully translated in English?
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>>153382124
Ponent Mon published the series in English.
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>>153328619
I'm still hype about Furari in a few months.
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>>153381834
>impossible to enforce.
Userbase self moderation. Don't respond to One Piece generals/shitposting, respond to legit questions about the manga. Or simply don't respond at all.
>>153381925
>Banning everything with an anime
I've already offered an alternative. And we can work on a solution. You're saying it's not possible, without offering any proof.
>Is there another board where the major interests of the people who would otherwise use it are specifically excluded by in-depth subjective legislation to cater it to the tastes of a minority? Because that's what you're suggesting, and I can't think of any others like that.
Does this mean it's impossible to achieve? No.
I can think of the reverse example of the bike thread on /o/, instead of being on /n/. It all boils down to what users, you, want.
>>153382129
I'd browse that board.
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>>153382144
There's nothing objectively special about any mangaka unless you're interested in things like total numbers of pages produced or longest running series ever.
The only thing you could learn on /a/ is that some anon likes it or not. Which has pretty limited applications.
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>>153382481
>Userbase self moderation.
That's what I suggested here >>153380814
For self moderation to work you need to have clear rules that everyone understands easily. "No discussion about anime" could work but "No discussion about anime or manga with an anime adaptation" would never work.
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>>153382481
I'm all for self-moderation and think it works for a lot of things, but you're nuts if you think "don't respond to generals" does anything. They're generals because other people who don't have anything against generals do respond to them.

>I've already offered an alternative
Banning things that can sustain a general on /a/? It's way more workable, for sure, but I have a suspicion you'd just wind up with the next level of popular things stepping up to dominate the discussion - TG, Nanatsu no Taizai, Hunter x Hunter, stuff like that that don't have generals but are still popular as fuck. I also really doubt any mod is going to make a board for "manga non-generals" unless/until they also make an /ag/.
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>>153382676
I'd say no generals, so that if somenone makes a "monster girl" thread it instantly gets deleated. The same would be true for a "x is the best monster girl", which is just a mistified general.
You don't agree? Fine, as I said, let's work on a fucking solution so that we have something to present to the admin.
>>153382966
First let me say that there's no need for /ag/ because even the most obscure anime have a much greater following than most manga. At least there's no need for it as much as a manga board, in my opinion.
TG, Nanatsu and HxH all have generals. HxH doesn't have anymore for obvious reasons.
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>>153383170
>TG, Nanatsu and HxH all have generals
They don't. Only Nanatsu even has a thread up right now.
http://desuarchive.org/a/search/subject/nanatsu%20taizai/type/op/
http://desuarchive.org/a/search/subject/tokyo%20ghoul/
5-7 day gaps and then a burst of threads around the new chapters. Not a general by any stretch.

> HxH doesn't have anymore for obvious reasons.
Exactly, it doesn't. And even when it doesn't, since chapters aren't coming out, it still is very popular, gets a big thread every two or three days, and would be in position to dominate discussion on a manga-focused board.
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>>153382966
Even with half the board made of Nanatsu no Taizai, Shokugeki no Souma Berserk etc generals, that would leave a lot more space for less popular things to be discussed compared to /a/.
And for the authors that don't write long-running series or retired authors you can make a thread for discussing all their works together, that could attract a decent amount of posters. For exemple Taniguchi thread, Adachi thread, Junji Ito thread, Ishinomori thread etc.

>I'd say no generals
So anything that gets popular gets banned from the board? Because that's when generals happen.
And slow threads that just happen to never fall off the board because it has slower traffic than /a/ would be indistinguishable from generals. Only the "quality of posting" would allow to differentiate both and that's way too subjective.
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>>153326949
>>153380664
Je tiens à souhaiter toute mes condoléances et payer mon respect pour son travail.
Il reste pour moi un des meilleurs mangaka existant et j’espère que dans encore plusieurs années ses œuvres seront reconnu par le public et mise en avant par les éditeurs car elles en valent la peine.

F
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>>153382584
>objectively special
What the fuck does that mean?
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>>153383443
That's fair, there'd be more discussion/variety to at least some extent. I still can't say I really like the idea of splitting the board just for a little extra breathing room (I like both anime and manga a lot, so I'm hesitant about divorcing discussion of them and the ensuing board/hobby rivalry shit that might develop), but there's definitely something to be gained.

>And slow threads that just happen to never fall off the board because it has slower traffic than /a/ would be indistinguishable from generals.
I'm against this whole idea, but that's not really true. You can easily make an objective dividing line - a single thread that doesn't die for months is not a general, a thread that is perpetually remade is a general.
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>>153383351
>5-7 day gaps and then a burst of threads around the new chapters. Not a general by any stretch.
They're almost there.
>>153383351
>Exactly, it doesn't. And even when it doesn't, since chapters aren't coming out, it still is very popular, gets a big thread every two or three days, and would be in position to dominate discussion on a manga-focused board.
Yes, but a few threads like this are sustainable, it's to be expected and it's what will grant a userbase to the board.
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>>153383945
>They're almost there.
No, they really aren't. You can't start excluding things for being "too popular" when they don't get threads on /a/ five days out of the week.
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>>153384026
We should make a study about what kind of traffic we would get given a certain discriminating factor, like "no generals", to see which one would serve the original purpose better, that is having threads about unpopular manga that don't fall off the board easily.
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>>153383792
>the ensuing board/hobby rivalry shit that might develop
I didn't really considered that. I might be naive but I think that both boards would have a largely overlapping userbase and retain more or less the same board culture.
The purpose of a manga board would be less to separate two different groups of users but more to leave breathing space for manga discussion, /a/ being an anime-dominated board with LN and VN "tumors". I don't mean that last term to be offensive, but just to express that they're not normally supposed to belong here and appear when one or the other gets an anime or manga adaptation.
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>>153326843
>No sticky
Clearly fake news.
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What's your favorite Taniguchi manga other than A Distant Neighborhood

Also, is the A Distant Neighborhood movie any good?
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>>153385753
Sensei no Kaban
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>>153385753
For me it's Kodoku no Gourmet, but K is also fucking great.

As for the movie I've heard it's mediocre.

On a related note, has anyone watched the Kodoku no Gourmet drama? How is it? I'm wary of the infamous japanese acting.
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Haven't even read that yet.
I like his noirs.
This particular page has one of the best compositions I've ever seen.
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>>153386145
Is there something about the context that makes this better? I've never read Benkei because it just doesn't sound very interesting content-wise, but I always see that page posted and I can't say I really appreciate what's so great about it in a vacuum. It seems like a fairly basic cinematic way to show the scene.
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>>153387285
I don't know the context of the scene but I think it's a great panel.
>It seems like a fairly basic cinematic way to show the scene.
In theory, yes, but how many mangaka could actually pull it off? Not more than a handful and several of them are dead.
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>>153385753
Sensei no Kaban, though i love My Father Journal as well.

>>153387285
Taniguchi paneling and page layout are excellent, but are hard to appreciate with a single page, you kinda need to read the whole sequence to appreciate how great the action flow is.
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>>153387285
It's most certainly always me.
You're free to show me a better page composition, would only make me happy.
For me something like that is the apex of noir/hard boiled manga, can't get much better. The dynamism, the use of shades to create a contrast, the oozing pathos.
It's a synthesis of Pulp.

Not Taniguchi, but this is another page I often post. Gives me the chills everytime.
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>>153387607
>Taniguchi paneling and page layout are excellent, but are hard to appreciate with a single page, you kinda need to read the whole sequence to appreciate how great the action flow is.
I don't agree. I think some pages can have the strenght to stand on their feet alone.
I've only met two until now, or rather I've only noticed these two.
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>>153326843
RIP
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>You're free to show me a better page composition, would only make me happy.
I don't want to start some oneupsmanship match or anything (not that I'm saying you're trying to start that either), but personally I usually prefer a less direct/natural flow, if that makes sense - if you're going to focus on one thing moving in sequence like that, I prefer more variety to the angles or timing, something so "straightforward" like that chase feels a bit static to me and loses some of the feeling. I like that Apollo page much more, honestly. Pic related from Katajikenai is the first example that came to mind of a pretty direct flow/progression that I do like a lot.
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Don't let it die before post limit.
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>>153385753
Inu wo Kau and Kamigami no Itadaki.
But I fucking loved Aruku no Hito as well, only Taniguchi could make a manga like that interesting and emotional. The plot is basicall just 'middle-aged man spends his day walking around'.
But this is exactly what I love about his stuff and what most other manga miss. The meaning of mundane things and how people feel about them. There are tons of SoL series but most of them aren't connected with reality anymore.

I guess this relaxing atmosphere is what makes these manga so popular in a time when most peopel are stressed and hectic.
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>>153392136
>I guess this relaxing atmosphere is what makes t
this
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>>153388944
cant be helped
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I own all of his French and JP books, RIP.

I'm not gonna read the whole thread, but it looks like it became another "why don't we have a manga board" thread.
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>>153392136
>There are tons of SoL series but most of them aren't connected with reality anymore.
I think that's what made most of his work unique. They really looked realistic in a way no other author achieved. That's why Kodoku no Gourmet is the best manga about food, and not the shonen "food battle" manga like Souma.

>>153395072
That discussion ended a few hours ago. You're free to write about Taniguchi-sensei now.
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>One of the greatest mangaka passes away
>thread is going to fall off the board before reaching bump limit
I thought /a/ was supposed to be a place for connoisseur, but it's actually full of niwaka?!?
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>>153396734
More of his manga are licensed than scanlated, and some of those pretty long ago, so /a/ hasn't read much by him. Except for euros, of course.
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>>153391126
I won't.
I'll be honest, I'd never heard of the guy. But, unlike some anons in this thread, I chalked that up to my own plebianess.
I'll check out some of his stuff, now.
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>>153398224
98% of /a/ are plebs since they never talk about this supposedly godlike mangaka until now.
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>>153398796
When it comes to manga that may not be so far from reality.
So-called /a/ rec charts for manga aren't necessarily bad but it's mostly mainstream things. In particular I very rarely see any gekiga mentionned.
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>>153399697
>Ultra Heaven is only available in France
>latest
Surely there's a chart less than 7 years old.
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>>153399697
>4 manga by Taniguchi are listed
So, people don't actually look at these charts.
I see no mention of Shotaro Ishinomori, Kazuo Kamimura or Hiroshi Hirata in this chart. It could definitely be improved.
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>>153400400
Ishinomori's one thing, but I don't think Hirata's a must-read by any extent (I've only read his translated stuff, though - it was sort of okay), and I had to look Kamimura Kazuo up to realize that he's the Snowblood artist, and that he's got literally no works of his own translated, so I think you have to forgive his exclusion.

>>153400291
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http://bato.to/comic/_/comics/chichi-no-koyomi-r6565

A few years ago, someone requested scans of this. I procrastinated because both editions got an ebook shortly after, but I can scan it if someone wants to work on it.
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>>153401163
>I don't think Hirata's a must-read by any extent
Well, tastes and everything. I haven't read all of his manga and I agree that some are just okay, but I do think Hitokiri or Money of Dishonor for example are must-read.
Kamimura has made his fair share of masterpieces, Lady Snowblood is his weakest work from what I've read. I blame Kazuo Koike for writing the script - not like he would have wrote something like that by himself -, most of his other manga are solo works.
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>>153401163
>Hinamatsuri
>Spirit Circle
>Voynich Hotel
>Thermae Romae
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>>153401762
>4199d ago
Now there's an old project rescue.
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>>153401773
Cont.
I wanted to add a little something. Those two (Hirata and Kamimura) might not be very famous or beloved around here, but when I think of the "best mangaka" it's those names that come to my mind, along with Tezuka, Taniguchi and a few more personnal ones.
They wrote really rich, varied and complex works with a lot of artistic values, more than most mangaka. I think everyone should try reading one of their manga at least once.
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>>153401773
>I do think Hitokiri or Money of Dishonor for example are must-read.
Unfortunately, neither of those seem to be translated to English.
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>>153403567
Can you read Spanish? Here's Hitokiri:
https://mega.nz/#!G5dnCAAa!A3vrlyR3m4B0OItsIwXoH5tTasAaS3Ww76rGIou0v2c
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>>153403970
Nope, but thanks for the try. I can do French, so maybe I'll grab their release of Money of Dishonor.
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>>153403567
>>153404061
Both were published in France, but Hitokiri might be hard to find now. Money of Dishonor should be okay as it was released in 2015.
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Is there any of his works on Madokami?
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>>153405553
Why would you ask us? Go to fucking madokami and search his name.
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>>153405553
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I've only read Harukana Machi-E, any of his other works /a/ can recommend
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>>153405723
From what is translated in english, i would recommend Zoo in Winter, Benkei in New York, Inu o Kau and The Walking Man.

If you happen to know french or spanish, Sensei no Kanban and My Father Journal are great.
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>from BBC
>His works such as The Walking Man, The Summit of the Gods and The Magic Mountain, stood apart in a genre sometimes seen as rooted in extreme violence and pornography.

What did they mean by this? Are they implying manga is a genre? Are they implying manga is inherently offensive?
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>>153406665
>BBC
I think I see your problem
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>>153326843
RIP
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>>153400400
>Kazuo Kamimura
Never heard of him before, but apparently Taniguchi learned from him, and Hitoshi Iwaaki used to be his assistant.
So that's two good mangakas he influenced,wish some of his work aside from Lady Snowblood was translated.
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>>153400291
>>Ultra Heaven is only available in France
But this wrong. First of all Ultra Heaven should be scanlated. Second it's also published in Italy.
Regarding the fact that it's hasn't been released in a long time it's the author's fault, volume 3 is the last he has released.
>>153400400
>>153401163
>>153411447
>>153403337
From what I know for a long time in the west the only translated work by Kamimura was Shurayuki Hime. It's changed in the last years, at least in France and Italy. Last that I know Hox was gonna scanlate his classic Dousei Jidai (which is finally gonna come out this year in Italy).
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>>153413066
Kamimura was famous for his representation of women on numerous magazine covers and for tackling the changes of society in the 60's-70's in his manga.
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Jiro Taniguchi was highly influenced by Italian comics in his style, specifically by Vittorio Giardino. He used to "read" Italian comics when he was young in a library he frequented.
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Here's some Venice by Giardino for comparison.
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>>153415148
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>>153326843
RIP
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>>153403567
Fug I just realized I'm the only person who gave a score to Money of Dishonor on MAL. I had no idea it was so obscure and never got translated to English.
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>>153419418
It doesn't even have a page on mangaupdates, though its apparent sequel does.
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>>153326843
Sniff/sob
>69
Noice
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>>153396734
/a/ has always been the casual anime board and it's only gotten more painfully casual in the last 10 years. At this point, there's little separating /a/ posters from those of reddit or MAL.
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