Tokyo, everyone is drawing comics, who still wants to fall in love?.

Chapter 376: GANTZ

On comic-related websites, there are more and more comments about the fight between Kurokawa Rumiko and Oda Shingo.

[Oda Shingo's great counterattack! Kurokawa Rumiko was temporarily defeated! ]

[Topped the Love Chart! Oda Shingo returns to the top of glory! 】

[No.1 in both comedy comics and romance charts, "Uncle in Another World" is so scary! ]

A large number of comments are intended to stir up trouble.

During the Showa era, everyone painted their own paintings, and everything was peaceful. Although there was constant competition in the market, there was almost no tension between them.

The most famous one is the fight between two cartoonists for a beautiful assistant... Anyway, it wasn't a feud caused by market competition, the Showa era was beautiful.

The above is the traditional impression of the Japanese. Of course, beneath the surface elegance and grace of the Showa era, there was also a lot of filth and dirt.

However, the prevailing idea in the comics industry during the Showa era was that if no one reads the drawings, it is the cartoonist's responsibility, not a question of who is worse than who.

However, the Heisei era began to change.

"My serial performance is not good, it must be my opponent who is messing with me!"

"XX is a despicable person who caters to the market and has forgotten his duty as a cartoonist!"

“The essence of comics is dreams! Those who make money for the market don’t deserve to be called cartoonists!”

Various fiercely conflicting opinions began to appear in the comics world.

But since the Great Depression in Japan, market sentiment has begun to change.

Because of the traffic, more and more comic critics began to pay attention to the conflicts between cartoonists, the grievances between cartooning companies and cartoonists, the personal scandals of cartoonists, etc., and deliberately began to stir up trouble.

The good professional qualities of media professionals have long been abandoned by the times.

A journalist who doesn’t know how to stir up trouble is not a good journalist.

Fans love to watch, and fans are willing to argue with each other, so won’t that bring in traffic? With traffic to the website, the assessment will be passed, and the performance bonus will be complete.

It's for the sake of eating, so it's not shameful.

Sometimes the comics industry is too dull, and comic critics and website editors have nothing to say, so the monthly and quarterly evaluations will be very ugly.

Because all major entertainment websites have popularity ratings, and the same is true for comics websites. If the popularity is low, the income will decrease.

Fortunately, Oda Shingo appeared in Tokyo.

This guy is really good at stirring up trouble. In the Heroes Club, he beats this one and abuses that one, so everyone never has to worry about not having fun.

Comic fans are happy to see the direction of public opinion about him. When his popularity increases, he will do better in the assessment.

"Thank you, Great Demon Lord Oda, for giving us a bite to eat." Many cartoonists expressed their gratitude in mid-air.

Some people even thanked Oda Nobuo for giving them food when they put their hands together to announce the end of their meal.

"Shingo, they are all speaking for you!" Fujido Kaoru happily collected recent reports.

She didn't wear black stockings today, Oda Shingo thought to himself, but he still felt helpless watching these media reports: "They are fence-sitters. If my grades are bad, I will definitely be beaten up."

"No matter what, we are now in the advantage and it's worth celebrating." Namikaze Youhe was in a good mood.

She would be happy when she saw others praising Oda Shingo.

"It's great to be able to learn comics under the guidance of Mr. Oda." Yuko Mikami always wanted to be a disciple.

Maybe in her mind, all she had was the traditional image of a disciple serving his master, the kind that needed mosaics...

"By the way, we already have the upper hand, don't be too distracted, just focus on painting." Oda Shingo told Fujido Kaoru that he didn't need to continue collecting more information and data. "Hi!" Fujido Kaoru and Mikami Yuko responded at the same time.

However, Namikaze Yuzuru glanced at Oda Shingo.

Now she has no main painting.

As the first person to start painting with Oda Shingo, has he been eliminated by his juniors?
Namikaze Youhe was a little bit lacking in confidence.

"Don't worry, you continue to improve your painting skills, and pay attention to how to refine the strokes and improve efficiency." Oda Shingo read Namikaze Yukaku's values ​​through the system and knew that her painting skills had reached a high of over 90, which was enough to handle most comics.

"Okay." Namikaze Youhe continued with the basic skills.

Some problems in habitual techniques can only be discovered after a lot of experience. But for a painter to change the bad habits of brushwork, it requires very high concentration and a lot of time.

The new issue of "RED" is also on sale.

The "GANTZ" Osaka battle has entered its climax.

Feng Dazaemon started the battle of conferring the gods, challenging the sliding ghost alone with bare hands! And he did not just do one form, but several times alone!

Of course, he couldn't beat him later, but he still stole the show.

The blood, horror and despair of the Osaka battle can be seen through the situation of the stronger black ball Osaka team hunters.

This strong team consisting of several players who scored multiple 100 points far surpassed the Tokyo Rookie Team.

As a result, such a strong team was almost wiped out. The remaining rookie was a seed.

However, the strongest Okahachiro made an important contribution: the weakness of the Nura: the poor resistance to unexpected attacks!

The important task of defeating the slippery ghost actually fell on the Tokyo team.

However, the differences between the Tokyo team and the Osaka team emerged.

The Tokyo team will cooperate, care about each other, and actively help each other!

In contrast, in Osaka team's previous performance, even when the captain was eliminated, the players just stood by and watched and didn't take it seriously at all.

Covering fire? Emergency rescue? None.

Everyone on the Tokyo team risked their lives to earn points, survive, and revive their dead teammates...

[Ah, I didn’t even notice I had finished reading it.]
[I hate the small print at the end: "End of Part 1", which means I won't be able to watch the next issue.]
[Will "GANTZ" win the best film award this year?]
[Unlikely. The selection committee only selects those comics with so-called profound connotations, and never pays attention to bloody horror comics.]
[But I really enjoyed watching it!]
However, fans quickly noticed that the next page was an advertisement for a new comic.

"Peacock King" was published, with script by Oda Shingo and painting by Shinkata.

In order to attract comic fans, RED also adopted Oda Shingo's suggestion and advertised directly behind GANTZ. It also included some sample pictures, which showed the astringent style and bloody killings.

[Has Oda started writing scripts? Manga scripts are equivalent to screenwriters, right?]
[Yes, but I can't believe it. It takes a lot of time to come up with a plot.]
[Humans, please do not use mortal standards to measure a demon king!]
[Is he Oda's apprentice?] Some fans actually guessed it.

Everyone turned the page.

What catches your eye is a close-up of a beautiful woman, which is very tempting.

In fact, this beauty is a character from the OVA Peacock King, the twin sister of the protagonist. Because of her outstanding image, Oda Shingo directly moved her here.

In his words, it was a gimmick.

"Now that everyone has seen such a beauty, they must want to see Sese in the plot. Let's attract them first, after all, we need to lure the fans in to kill them..."

This is how the black-hearted Oda Shingo taught his apprentice.

(End of this chapter)