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0Ninjaz0
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 Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:29 am
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Damn, 69 pages of a storyboard, that's a lot. And like Togashi said in the interview, "About the manuscript, though - this is drawn in a lot of detail. It’s not like an under drawing or a rough."(not my translation), there's a lot of detail in the art just for a storyboard, which is good at least. Ishida himself said he usually doesn't draw that much for something like this, but he wanted to do it for this.
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tsvkkis
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:36 am
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Togashi has always loved Hisoka so I'm pretty thankful for this storyboard as I too, love Hisoka
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Pierrot.
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 10:31 am
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Ishida shouldn't have wasted his precious time writing the script for a lazy ass author.
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Valhern
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 11:34 am
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Dying to read it along with Togashi/Ishida talk.
| Pierrot. wrote: | | Ishida shouldn't have wasted his precious time writing the script for a lazy ass author. |
Ishida admires and owes Togashi most of his inspiration for his work, he was his assisstant. If you read the Chimera Ant arc and any Mission arc of Tokyo Ghoul, especially in :re, the resemblance is pretty obvious, although I prefer Togashi's execution. Also, Tsukiyama began as an even more disturbing Hisoka.
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TrueZangetsu
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 11:49 am
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| Pierrot. wrote: | | Ishida shouldn't have wasted his precious time writing the script for a lazy ass author. |
Every time you comment something I have to disagree with you. We really are complete opposites aren't we...
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bahamut623
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 12:13 pm
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That sounds really cool. I hope Viz runs it in Shonen Jump.
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Dayblack
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 1:13 pm
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Instead of making the work others should improve its manga.
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Pierrot.
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 1:26 pm
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| Valhern wrote: | | Dying to read it along with Togashi/Ishida talk. |
Someone already translated their interview. It's really interesting to see the thought process of both authors.
http://chiggix.tumblr.com/post/145336753292/
| Valhern wrote: | | Ishida admires and owes Togashi most of his inspiration for his work, he was his assisstant. If you read the Chimera Ant arc and any Mission arc of Tokyo Ghoul, especially in :re, the resemblance is pretty obvious, although I prefer Togashi's execution. Also, Tsukiyama began as an even more disturbing Hisoka. |
Don't mind me I was just baiting the guy above my initial post. Also no Ishida wasn't actually Togashi's assistant. According to the interview, he was still in Junior High when Togashi was working on HxH.
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Valhern
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 2:16 pm
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| Pierrot. wrote: | | Don't mind me I was just baiting the guy above my initial post. Also no Ishida wasn't actually Togashi's assistant. According to the interview, he was still in Junior High when Togashi was working on HxH. |
He was in Junior High around Heaven's Arena arc. Most manga assistants start in high-school as an informal work. Plus, Hunter x Hunter has been running for 15+ years, as far as I know, Ishida was an assistant in the middle to later arcs. Doesn't change much the influence and admiration he has for Togashi, anyway.
Thanks for the link, in any case.
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Saku-dono
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:23 pm
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Next news... Ishida to take over HxH series due to Togashi choosing his passion for Dragon Quest. 
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vanfanel
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Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 10:55 pm
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| Saku-dono wrote: | Next news... Ishida to take over HxH series due to Togashi choosing his passion for Dragon Quest. |
Actually, a new volume came out in Japan this week, and it's still running in Jump, so I suppose fans can cross their fingers....
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0Ninjaz0
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Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2016 7:03 am
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| Valhern wrote: | Dying to read it along with Togashi/Ishida talk.
| Pierrot. wrote: | | Ishida shouldn't have wasted his precious time writing the script for a lazy ass author. |
Ishida admires and owes Togashi most of his inspiration for his work, he was his assisstant. |
Ishida wasn't Togashi's assistant.
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Hawkmonger
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Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2016 8:06 am
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| Dayblack wrote: | | Instead of making the work others should improve its manga. |
It's an artist Jam. Thats how these things work.
I do like Ishida, I hope Viz media print this...
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flashmozzg
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Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2016 8:27 pm
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| Valhern wrote: |
| Pierrot. wrote: | | Don't mind me I was just baiting the guy above my initial post. Also no Ishida wasn't actually Togashi's assistant. According to the interview, he was still in Junior High when Togashi was working on HxH. |
He was in Junior High around Heaven's Arena arc. Most manga assistants start in high-school as an informal work. Plus, Hunter x Hunter has been running for 15+ years, as far as I know, Ishida was an assistant in the middle to later arcs. Doesn't change much the influence and admiration he has for Togashi, anyway.
Thanks for the link, in any case. |
Ishida wasn't Togashi's assistant. I think it comes from some badly translated tweet without a context. The one in wich Ishida said he took inspiration from Togashi, but it was translated as if Togashi personally taught him something.
Also, Togashi doesn't use assistants (or there would be much less problems with overwork, back pains, and sketchy drawings when he is at his limit). AFAIK, only his wife helps him sometimes.
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