>Creating a comic celebrating and focused around martial arts, fighting, and physical fitness
>Will have a high focus around explaining the mindset and strengths of different martial arts
I'm having some issues regarding eastern martial arts that focus mostly on the controlling of chi/chakra/energy such as tai chi that don't function well in actual combat I'm not sure if I should write them as
>How they perform in actuality
or
>How they're supposed to function to illustrate the mindset more than the actual application
Well first I would say study some King of Fighters characters (particularly 14) for a good display of fighting styles from around the world.
>>94741904
The second option sounds more fun, and visually appealing. Though be sure to spice up the energy waves, because I'm sick of power being represented as fire or lightening around a character.
Maybe do something like a mix of G Gundam and Jojo Bizzare adventure where a characters chakra/chi is represented by an overdesigned *force*
>>94742457
Funny you mention that. Tbh I'm still not sure how to represent it exactly, although I do have an idea.
>Most athletes have different visualizations of power/motivation.
>In-universe everyone calls this "energy" by a different name, even though most people agree that it's the same thing, whether it's chi, chakra, fighting spirit, "balls", energy, mana, etc.
>Because of this I'll take a key from Hajime no Ippo and go crazy with the illustrations of this energy
>For some people it might be puppet string holding them up
>For others it might be stereotypical fire/lightning
>>94741904
The second one.
Nobody wants a series where the fact that a boxer would fuck up all the cool shit we saw on television.