Full-time comic artist

It has been four or five years since "Your Name" was first announced, and the picture quality is now much better than before.

It gradually drew closer to Hibiki Higashino's "Your Name".

“Higashino-kun, look.”

Yuko Asahina played "Your Name" for more than two hours.

However, the content is only two-thirds of that in "Your Name".

The extra duration is the timeline of the static graph.

The early part of the story flows smoothly, with scenes such as the male and female protagonists swapping bodies, their feelings developing, and a shooting star streaking across the sky, all of which drew Higashino Hibiki into the story.

In the later stages, it became simply a matter of changing the images.

Moreover, the narrative is disjointed and the content keeps changing.

"The final editing hasn't been finalized yet," Asahina Yuko said apologetically.

“That’s enough,” Hibiki Higashino said. “Let’s continue like this.”

Miraisha has shown remarkable growth in animated films.

Chapter 386 Invincible

"You know Mr. Tori Akino, that's really impressive."

Ever since failing to win the "Red Tsuka Prize", Eiichi Yamada has been acting strangely.

Soma Satoru was very upset that he wasn't told such a big thing.

"Hmm." Soma Satoru nodded, put down his pen, scratched his head, and said embarrassedly, "The protagonist of 'Bakuman'... is probably also related to me..."

"Ha!" Yamada Eiichi stood up in surprise, dropping the Dragon Ball manga he was holding to the ground. He gritted his teeth, "You lucky bastard!"

The fact that the manga modeled after Tori Akino is such an extraordinary privilege is simply outrageous.

Anyone of the same age would be green with envy if they heard that.

"However, how did you determine that?"

"There are many similarities, such as the uncle who has been a perennial loser, and so on..."

"In the latest episode of Bakuman, Mashiro Moritaka and Takagi Akito take their debut work, 'Two Earths,' to Shueisha for submission. The person who receives them is our editor, Mr. Hattori Tetsu."

……

"Oh, Hattori."

"Yo."

Onishi Kohei watched Hattori Tetsuya brush past him, then turned back in confusion, "Hattori... why is he so happy?"

Hattori Tetsuya was so happy he wanted to jump up.

He excitedly greeted his colleagues and then returned to his workstation with his Jump app.

"call!"

"This is the next issue of Weekly Shonen Jump, and it's time for me to make my official debut! Ah, I'm making my debut as the male protagonist's editor. Tori Akino-sensei really thinks highly of me, haha."

Despite having barely met, Hattori Tetsuya chose an editor modeled after him to mentor the male protagonist, a gesture that delighted and flattered him.

Koji Yoshida had been jealous of him for a long time because of this.

Despite being the team leader, she's jealous of her subordinate.

……

The premise of "Two Earths" is that real Earthlings created another, fake Earth to simulate various problems, and the fake Earthlings are all clones.

The protagonist, Hayato, exposes the deception and leads the clones in rebellion against the creator.

The struggle was won not long afterward.

"Huh?" College student Hajime Isayama gaped in astonishment.

"What does this mean? It's so baffling."

It turns out that the real Earthlings, through observation, concluded that the clones were foolish and barbaric, so they surrendered without firing a single shot.

“I see.” Hajime Isayama nodded. “The protagonist of justice, Hayato, is actually the one who commits violence.”

The real-world female protagonist eventually falls in love with the fake male protagonist, Hayato.

The comic ends with the grand question of what is "real" and what is "false".

Hajime Isayama was unable to calm down for a long time.

"How interesting! I like the comics in the comics by Tori Akino-sensei. They make you think deeply in just a few pages."

"I want to draw comics like 'Two Earths' too!"

"Two Earths" is a profound work with a complete setting and structure, telling a near-future science fiction comic story in just a few pages.

Hajime Isayama's "Two Earths" was criticized by Tetsuya Hattori for many shortcomings.

Excessive narration and other stylistic features suggest a fundamental lack of novelty.

The drawing looks too much like a sketch and lacks personal artistic style.

Upon closer inspection, one will notice that the character's expression is stiff and lacks detail.

This comic is substandard.

"Wow, this editor is amazing!"

Hajime Isayama began to admire Tetsuya Hattori. He went through "Two Earths" according to the problems Hattori described and found that, as Hattori had said, it was full of flaws.

"I'll definitely use this editor when I submit my work in the future!"

Hajime Isayama, at the age of 19, dreamed of becoming a manga artist.

……

Hattori Tetsu watched as "Hattori Tetsu" pointed out the flaws in the situation and couldn't help but chuckle foolishly.

"It really captures my charm, but they didn't include my handsome side. I guess Mr. Toriakino was worried that I would steal the show, haha."

Koji Yoshida saw this and couldn't help but glare at him.

This happiness should have belonged to me.

"Ah~ when will a character based on me appear?"

He kept shaking his head.

"And me! Where am I?" Onishi Kohei pointed to himself. "Yoshida-kun, please beg Tori Akino-sensei to draw me into the manga."

“And me too.” Aida Soichi raised his right hand high.

"Hattori is truly enviable; he's become an important supporting character in Bakuman."

"When will my heroic side appear in comics?"

The editors were laughing and joking, and Sasaki watched this scene unfold.

Deputy Editor-in-Chief Yoshihisa Heiji couldn't sit still any longer and stood up to reprimand them for not working properly.

“It’s alright,” Sasaki waved his hand. “Bottle, tell me, why do Yoshida and the others want to be drawn into manga?”

The Japanese value privacy highly; even in videos of two people fighting, any passersby accidentally filmed are blurred out.

When male amateurs appear on camera, they must cover their faces when they exert themselves.

Editors in this industry place a high value on privacy, and it's dangerous to put things in comics for readers to discuss.

Readers who are dissatisfied with the comics produced by the editor might cause trouble.

Yoshihisa Heiji is also eager to appear in "Bakuman".

He explained his thoughts: "Because Bakuman is a manga by Akino Tori. This manga is destined to be successful. Games, anime, and even movies might appear. In the future, after leaving Weekly Shonen Jump, everyone can look at Bakuman and reminisce about their past."

This is a very romantic thing.

“Yes.” Sasaki nodded in agreement. “Then let them continue to fool around. With that mindset, they will definitely work hard. Only a present filled with a sense of mission is worth looking back on in the future.”

“I understand.” Yoshihisa nodded.

Bakuman is not doing well these days and is the worst of Mirai Toriaki's long-running manga.

At this point, the popularity of "Hikaru no Go" began to rise, with classic storylines that moved readers.

Despite this, people still believe that Bakuman will create a miracle.

Sasaki's gaze was deep and thoughtful. This was Tori Akino Mirai, a name he could trust.

"bottle."

"Yes, Chief Editor."

"Hanzawa Naoki Volume 1 has been released?"

"The 'Hanzawa Naoki' manga was released nationwide at 10 a.m. last Sunday. According to data from Young Jump, sales of the manga reached around 30 copies in one week."

"Hmm." Sasaki nodded slightly, his eyes filled with undisguised surprise.

"30 copies a week..."

This is equivalent to two months' worth of sales for a popular comic book.

Doesn't that mean...?

Is "Hanzawa Naoki" going to surpass the records of "Death Note"?

Within two months, the first volume of the collected edition sold 100 million copies...

"It won't take two months at all; maybe just one month will suffice."

“Even if he leaves Weekly Shonen Jump and goes to Weekly Youth Jump, Akino Mirai can still create miracles.”

Sasaki murmured.

……

Xiao Ri looked down and saw it was "Hanzawa Naoki" again.