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

Chapter 466: The Misunderstanding Call from Kurokawa

Japan's national comics have the same status as national teachers. It is a comic that is well-known to almost everyone.

Posters can be seen everywhere in life, single-volume books are sold in long queues and peripheral products almost always require reservations in order to be obtained, and the availability of these products must last for more than half a year or a year, and cannot be short-lived.

On Earth, many paintings shine for a while, but after a while their popularity fades and they are quickly forgotten in the corners of history.

Even if a comic is very classic and is mentioned by fans from time to time, and may even be adapted into animation, live-action theater, or film or TV series, it will not necessarily be defined as a national comic.

For example, the well-known "Cape", a work that countless fans miss, has been adapted into various works and even made into a nondescript movie in Europe and the United States, and the author has also been rumored to have opened a hospital. However, "Cape" is not considered a national comic in terms of market influence or national popularity.

"Saint Seiya" can definitely be called a national hit anime.

There are many versions of this comic, and there are nearly a thousand characters appearing in it, so many that even the author can't remember their names. Over the past 30 years, there have been countless fan works, peripheral products have been released all the time, and the theatrical version has not stopped even after years.

“Let’s not go back yet.” Saburo Mikami got out of the car, used the navigation on his mobile phone, and found a nearby comic book store.

In the bookstore, to the sound of the song "Pegasus Fantasy", almost everyone was reading "Champion".

Many comic fans have been expressing their opinions and expressing their love for this new comic.

Saburo Mikami didn't need to listen to what they said specifically, he could tell just by watching them surrounding the boss and constantly asking for the posters on the wall.

Saburo Mikami returned to the car with satisfaction.

"Oda Shingo is not only not a big devil, he could become the god of the comics world."

He stepped on the accelerator hard and remembered something else:

"Sister, quickly capture Oda Shingo!"

ah-

Yuko Mikami sneezed softly.

"Hey? Are you okay?" Oda Shingo looked up and noticed that her thin body trembled.

Although Yuko Mikami is petite, she seems to have never been sick.

But just after asking this question, Oda Nobuo actually felt his nose itchy, and an irrepressible feeling came over him.

ah-

Oda Shingo actually cooperated very well and sneezed as well.

"What's wrong? Did you catch a cold?" Namikaze Youhe came over with concern.

"It's not a cold, maybe I'm allergic to some smell." Oda Shingo made an excuse.

But he was a little surprised. Why would Namikaze Youhe say something like "Zhuoliang" that sounded very Chinese?

The concept of cold is indeed present in Japanese medicine, but it is rarely mentioned, and people tend to talk about wind evil, believing that it is the wind that causes evil spirits to invade, rather than the idea that people have caught a cold.

"You'd better drink more hot water." Namikaze Youhe quickly brought a cup of steaming hot water.

She knew that Oda Shingo had done extensive research on China and thought that he must like Chinese culture, so when he had free time, he would watch short videos or read information about China.

The Chinese seemed to regard drinking hot water as a panacea, and it was said to be quite effective. Naturally, she thought of this method first. Oda Shingo readily accepted the suggestion and drank it to warm himself up.

He drank up the water in one gulp, while Namikaze Youzuru beside him narrowed his eyes with joy.

Very satisfying!
At this moment, Namikaze Youhe has already started thinking about how to prepare lunch boxes for the children to go to school in the morning...

But at this time, something unexpected seemed to appear in Namikaze Youhe's mind - a third party in an extramarital affair!
Because Oda Shingo's cell phone rang, and the caller was the most vigilant suspect in recent times: Kurokawa Rumiko.

The studio was quiet to begin with, and Oda Shingo didn't dare to lower his voice deliberately, but tried to appear more outspoken. Several girls at the scene pricked up their ears, and they could hear clearly.

"Congratulations, Shingo. Your new comic really opened my eyes. I was even shocked after reading it." Rumiko Kurokawa called to congratulate Shingo Oda on starting a new comic.

Moreover, this new comic is worthy of Kurokawa's call to congratulate him.

Fujido Kacheng glanced at Namikaze Yuzuru, with a bright smile on her face.

Her behavior immediately made Namikaze Youhe understand what she meant, and his face turned a little gloomy.

The "Koga Ninja Scrolls" that Oda Shingo gave himself is not as good as "Saint Seiya"!
Because when the previous comic started serialization, Rumiko Kurokawa did not call.

When Oda Shingo answered the phone, it was naturally difficult for him to notice this change in details. He was still trying to stay perfunctory with Kurokawa Rumiko and wanted to hang up the phone as soon as possible.

Kurokawa Rumiko wanted to exchange her views with him: "I found that you used a very good method of shock in this Saint Seiya."

"Shocked, you're right." Oda Shingo couldn't help but admire her. Kurokawa Rumiko is indeed a professional, and a top figure in the comics industry. She directly pointed out the key to "Saint Seiya".

"In your comics, you abandoned many atmospheres and focused on verbal explanations, setting a normal state and then breaking it to create a shocking scene. This technique is very helpful in driving readers' emotions and it is easy to firmly grasp the attention of comic fans. I learned it, thank you."

On Earth, Masami Kurumada really used this technique very well.

The three-pronged approach of statement + breaking + shock runs through the entire Saint Seiya. Although many literary masters or great screenwriters have summarized it, few people can learn it.

In fact, this is related to the wild imagination of "Saint Seiya".

If the setting is an ordinary life in Tokyo, why does the setting keep breaking and shocking? Wouldn't that be weird?

But the story of Saint Seiya perfectly combines the three-pronged approach of statement + breaking + shock.

The Saint will explain the use of certain skills or the rules of the world while fighting. But the people who fight him will break these rules!

This is the characteristic of the screenwriting skills of "Saint Seiya".

Moreover, this method is more in line with the passion and the style of the Saint Seiya who fights to protect Athena.

"Please look forward to the little life we ​​will create together. After all, you have instilled a lot in me, so much that it is overflowing..." Kurokawa Rumiko said, and suddenly her tone changed. She seemed very excited. "I will slowly raise her up and let the whole world see the magical creature we will create together..."

"Don't say such words that can easily cause misunderstanding! You are talking about "Inuyasha". We are creating comics together, not anything else!" Oda Shingo quickly stopped her from talking nonsense.

But Rumiko Kurokawa seemed to have done it on purpose. After a giggle came from the microphone, there was a sound of lips moving slightly.

Then the phone hangs up.

Oda Shingo was sweating profusely while holding his cell phone.

Looking at the expressions of the girls around her, Rumiko Kurokawa is indeed so bad!
She was just taking revenge on herself because her comic book creation was better than hers!
(End of this chapter)