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RareAcumen posted:Doesn't he have assistants with that? Or is that just on MP100? Only with MP100 since he makes money off of that, and IIRC it's only for stuff like backgrounds and such.
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I assume the man is ordering the cat to stop playing with his dinner and finish the bloody kid. He may not understand how cats work.
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Darth TNT posted:I assume the man is ordering the cat to stop playing with his dinner and finish the bloody kid. He may not understand how cats work. That's the kid's dad, so unfortunately no.
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So has Murata's comic caught up with ON's webtoon? I notice that their chapter count is the same.
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punk rebel ecks posted:So has Murata's comic caught up with ON's webtoon? I notice that their chapter count is the same. It has not, there's been some content (and even characters) added to the Manga that weren't in the webcomic.
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Nah, Murata's version contains a lot of new content that wasn't in the original. It is not a one for one deal.
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I see. Should I go back and read Murata's comic or stick with ONE's?
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Sep 30, 2019 18:06
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Should I just read One and watch the anime, or is the anime still bad?
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punk rebel ecks posted:So has Murata's comic caught up with ON's webtoon? I notice that their chapter count is the same. Lmao no. Murata is slightly over halfway.
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punk rebel ecks posted:Should I just read One and watch the anime, or is the anime still bad? Why are you so determined to avoid the work of the best manga artist alive today? Kind of weird.
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punk rebel ecks posted:So has Murata's comic caught up with ON's webtoon? I notice that their chapter count is the same. One is partly into a new arc past the arc that Murata's currently doing. punk rebel ecks posted:Should I just read One and watch the anime, or is the anime still bad? S2 is animated and drawn worse than the Manga.
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Sep 30, 2019 19:58
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punk rebel ecks posted:Should I just read One and watch the anime, or is the anime still bad? The Murata illustrated manga is more than just the webcomic redrawn. It's like an entirely different take on the story. Edit: forgot what dang thread this was Schwarzwald fucked around with this message at 00:31 on Oct 1, 2019 |
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Sep 30, 2019 19:59
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Murata's version is ONE's version, so.
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It's insane how bad Season 2 of the anime is. I can't think of another anime adaption that started off so strong just to trip over its dick in the second season.
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EimiYoshikawa posted:Murata's version is ONE's version, so. That's true, and I've edited my post. Calling it the "Murata version" may be undercrediting ONE's involvement.
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It sounds like Murata's version is just ONE's second draft illustrated by a more competent artist. Like one does some rewrites and tells Murata what to draw.
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punk rebel ecks posted:It sounds like Murata's version is just ONE's second draft illustrated by a more
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punk rebel ecks posted:It sounds like Murata's version is just ONE's second draft illustrated by a more competent artist. Like one does some rewrites and tells Murata what to draw. ONE even does all the storyboarding for the manga, too. Murata sometimes offers suggestions here and there on how action should flow and so forth, but it's all up to ONE in the end.
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Billzasilver posted:Lmao no. Murata is slightly over halfway. A lot more than halfway. I say he'll catch up in two years, but it's hard to tell. It depends on how much Muratas version stretches moments and on how sporadically ONE decides to update the webcomic
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Anyways I recommend reading ONEs version as well, at least up to where it is right now, you get a tighter and funnier experience IMO
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punk rebel ecks posted:It sounds like Murata's version is just ONE's second draft illustrated by a more competent artist. Nah, it's just flat up a fully distinct take on the story. It's like going from Buttlord GT to Dragonball Z. Schwarzwald fucked around with this message at 21:32 on Sep 30, 2019 |
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EimiYoshikawa posted:ONE even does all the storyboarding for the manga, too. Murata sometimes offers suggestions here and there on how action should flow and so forth, but it's all up to ONE in the end. Bit of a correction: ONE gives Murata the drafts and general direction, but stuff like actions sequences sometimes ONE lets Murata have full control (with ONE having final say of course). For example, Genos's amazing battle against Elder Centipede was something Murata completely made up, as ONE's draft only had 2 pages where Genos runs up to EC and gets snipped in half and lose. Murata was the one who let Genos have all his cool badass moments instead (and then lose but with a different tone). Instead of another "Genos jobs comedically" moment, we have a much more emotional one where his very best still wasn't enough to defeat the monster. Murata also has influence on other characters too, like Spring Mustachio was someone Murata heavily expanded compared to ONE's original idea. Anyway what I'm saying is that purely attributing either ONE or Murata with full credit does a disservice to them both. skaianDestiny fucked around with this message at 21:33 on Sep 30, 2019 |
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Terror Sweat posted:Anyways I recommend reading ONEs version as well, at least up to where it is right now, you get a tighter and funnier experience IMO Yeah I just finished the remaining three chapters I wasn't caught up with.
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skaianDestiny posted:Instead of another "Genos jobs comedically" moment, we have a much more emotional one where his very best still wasn't enough to defeat the monster.
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I think One is probably a good mangaka and I look forward to reading Mob one day but the story and humor in One Punch, while very good!, are not nearly good enough for me to want to read through it in a tenth of the time and with one thousandth of the spectacle. I'm here because they make an incredible team that produce an incredible product together, I would have no interest in this series if you took away either half.
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you can just watch the mob psycho anime its very good
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Is it just me who don't find these hero battles all that interesting? Feels like this is dragging on compared to the source material. Like I get the point of wanting to flesh things out but it just feels like mediocre padding. The art is becoming slightly less impressive at the moment as well. Last noteworthy event art wise I can recall was Orochi. IMHO this arc peaked when the A-Rank heroes including Death Gatling tried to kill Garou and its been ups and downs from there.
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Cipher Pol 9 posted:I think One is probably a good mangaka and I look forward to reading Mob one day but the story and humor in One Punch, while very good!, are not nearly good enough for me to want to read through it in a tenth of the time and with one thousandth of the spectacle. I'm here because they make an incredible team that produce an incredible product together, I would have no interest in this series if you took away either half. Eeeh. Imagine if Vaccine Man had his storyline today. I'm not sure the five chapters of furious battling between the heroes, including two chapters where we learn that Lighting Max is pushing himself too hard to prove his promotion to A rank wasn't a mistake, would really help that story.
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Muratas version is about ten thousand times better and it is the unique mix of humor AND awesome action that makes it so great. If you don't care about fighty action sequences I can maybe see why you'd prefer a bunch of lukwarm jokes in a row I guess
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Collapsing Farts posted:Muratas version is about ten thousand times better and it is the unique mix of humor AND awesome action that makes it so great. If you don't care about fighty action sequences I can maybe see why you'd prefer a bunch of lukwarm jokes in a row I guess It's uniquely passive aggressive to say you like the unique mix of "humor AND action" then basically immediately insult the humor
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Bisse posted:Is it just me who don't find these hero battles all that interesting? Feels like this is dragging on compared to the source material. Like I get the point of wanting to flesh things out but it just feels like mediocre padding. The art is becoming slightly less impressive at the moment as well. Last noteworthy event art wise I can recall was Orochi. Murata's work is a visual feast but frankly I think the ONE version is overall a lot punchier and that is something I appreciate more that said I like the cat villain and appreciate the rookies being a springboard for it
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They're both really drat good and even the ONE version conveys a really good sense of action in scenes that have not happened in Murata's version yet
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Consume all of OPM in the medium of your preference, then consume it again in another medium. Consume it a third time if you must, then go to Mob Psycho 100.
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Mystic Mongol posted:Eeeh. Imagine if Vaccine Man had his storyline today. I'm not sure the five chapters of furious battling between the heroes, including two chapters where we learn that Lighting Max is pushing himself too hard to prove his promotion to A rank wasn't a mistake, would really help that story. But you have to understand I am easily amused. The only time in this whole manga that I've felt any fatigue at all, including the tournament arc, was Child Emperor VS Phoenixman because it was too long and I didn't think Child Emperor was a good enough character to sustain spotlight. Everything else has been awesome and funny and I wouldn't cut a thing.
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Cipher Pol 9 posted:But you have to understand I am easily amused. The only time in this whole manga that I've felt any fatigue at all, including the tournament arc, was Child Emperor VS Phoenixman because it was too long and I didn't think Child Emperor was a good enough character to sustain spotlight. Everything else has been awesome and funny and I wouldn't cut a thing. This is pretty much me as well.
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Cipher Pol 9 posted:If One storyboarded it and Murata drew it, hell yeah I'd read that. It was super short when it first happened, if it happened now it would be because One had written enough to make it worth showing and Murata would spice it way the hell up. a lot of the drawing out of things is giving the side characters more personality or cool moments and i just feel like child emperor didn't get much more personality and the cool moments were drawn out a bit too much so they felt less impressive
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Idem. The only time I've come close to agreeing with the criticisms that the manga is too drawn out was around the fiftieth Phoenixman powerup. And then the very next chapter the fight ended and it was  so I'm all in for this.I kinda understand how webcomic readers feel in wanting things to be snappier and also being disappointed that we keep taking detours on the way to the v. cool and good stuff that's ahead of us but I don't mind it personally. To me a big part of this manga's appeal is appreciating the love for the craft that Murata shows and how he pours his soul into every page of this dumb funny punchmans comic. I'm getting that whether he's drawing webcomic material or not, so I don't mind the pace and tweaks to the story at all.
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Elfgames posted:a lot of the drawing out of things is giving the side characters more personality or cool moments and i just feel like child emperor didn't get much more personality and the cool moments were drawn out a bit too much so they felt less impressive GimmickMan posted:I kinda understand how webcomic readers feel in wanting things to be snappier and also being disappointed that we keep taking detours on the way to the v. cool and good stuff that's ahead of us but I don't mind it personally. To me a big part of this manga's appeal is appreciating the love for the craft that Murata shows and how he pours his soul into every page of this dumb funny punchmans comic. I'm getting that whether he's drawing webcomic material or not, so I don't mind the pace and tweaks to the story at all. It's like people read a rough outline of a novel and it sounded awesome but now they to wait and read through finished product bit by bit. They know what happens and they're impatient to get to the good parts and the bits that got added in-between don't excite them as much because they know what is and isn't relevant to the upcoming plot twists or epic moments or whatever. Obviously not everyone is like that, people can have legitimate grievances with the pacing, but I feel like that's where a lot of it comes from. It's definitely why I stopped watching the One Piece anime for example, I know what happens and I can't sit through poo poo pacing and awful filler waiting for the parts I want to see.
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