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shysheeperz · 1 day

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#green green greens #manga #sports manga #nadeshiko oga #mangacap #manga panel #eyes #cap #gggspoilers #ch20 #manga art #monochrome

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rosie-moon · 11 months

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Haikyuu!! (ハイキュー！！)

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ecoamerica · 20 days

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Watch the American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 now: https://youtu.be/bWiW4Rp8vF0?feature=shared

The American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 broadcast recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by active climate leaders. Watch to find out which finalist received the $50,000 grand prize! Hosted by Vanessa Hauc and featuring Bill McKibben and Katharine Hayhoe!

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joseinextdoor · 9 months

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Teppu asked "What if we made the arrogant rival character in a sports manga the protagonist?" and the answer was that it would be Very Good, Actually

#teppuu #teppu #sports manga

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vforvalensa · 7 months

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I got caught up with the Golden Kamuy's author new hockey manga, Dogsred, and I also took the opportunity to start reading through Noda's old hockey manga that got cancelled early on, Supinamarada.

For those unaware, Dogsred is effectively a do over of Supinomarada now that Noda has enough clout from Golden Kamuy to tell the hockey story he wanted with out fear of cancellation. Dogsred has the same premise, same characters, and same basic events to Supinomarada, but obviously Noda has changed as a story teller and manga artist since doing all of Golden Kamuy, and it's super interesting to see that side by side.

For one Dogsred is way more expedient, it manages to get through the story intro and the first hockey game in 8 chapters whereas the old series took 13. And I think one way in which Dogsred achieves this is by massively compressing the way information is delivered. This is super obvious in the first chapter of each series, in Supinomarada ch 1 there are a ton of flash backs and flash forwards between the lead up to inciting incident of the plot, the aftermath of that incident, and the tragic back story and takes about 15ish pages to set up the initial plot premise; the protagonist, Rou Shirakawa, is a teenage figure skating prodigy, before the series starts his single mother died in a car crash after falling asleep at the wheel due to exhaustion, and now Rou is competing in what might be his last figure skating championship because as a child he will no longer be able to support himself.

Dogsred is significantly more direct and just has some random background characters say all that shit and conveys all that same information and more within about 5 pages.

Dogsred also lets it's art do a lot more heavy lifting in regards to storytelling. The single panel of a car crashed into a pillar is way more dire and evocative than a whole page of a generically sad funeral, and we even get to see the dead mom in this one. I also find the handful of panels where Rou doesn't actually speak are really effective at setting up his character and mental state through expression and body language, and that's gonna be true throughout the series. Dogsred Rou is much more of a weirdo goofball than the Supinomarada version and he's got a ton silly little expressions and mannerisms in the style of the freaks from Golden Kamuy and it's lot of fun.

Overall it feels like a way more confident manga than Supinomarada. Noda isn't trying to over explain things to make sure the reader understands every single detail of the plot or the rules of hockey. He's getting the details on the page really efficiently, usually while also working in a gag, and going harder on the aspects that are the big draws for bombastic sports manga, like the expressiveness of the characters and the dynamic sports action.

It's super cool to see how Noda has evolved as a manga artist and storyteller with Golden Kamuy in the interim and I'm really excited to see him get to tell this story he's been holding on to for a decade.

#dogsred #supinomarada #supinamarada #golden kamuy #satoru noda #manga #sports manga #ice hockey #media analysis #manga analysis #valensa talks

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nezu-mi · 7 months

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Chihayafuru - ちはやふる

#chihayafuru #chihaya #ayase chihaya #manga #mangacap #manga cap #manga panel #manga aesthetic #manga edit #shoujo manga #shoujo #shoujo romance #josei manga #manga art #mycaps #sports manga

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hanore · 10 days

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#manga #manga coloring #coloring #colored manga #manga cap #shonen #bllk #bllk chigiri #blue lock chigiri #blue lock #blue lock manga #blue lock anime #chigiri hyoma #sports manga #blue lock icons

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m-e-g-u-r-u · 11 months

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Haikyuu!! (ハイキュー！！) ✩ chapter 81

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ruemxu · 2 months

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omg I have absolutely NOT been able to keep up with all the social media stuff, but!!!! Status Royale is out in bookstores now!!!

So happy to have this series published alongside the manga and comics of my childhood and my current peers! <3 It's an honor~!

👉 STATUS ROYALE VOLUME 1 RELEASE!

After a fallout with her best friend (and gaming mentor) Jun, former casual gamer Vell vows to climb the ranks of Status Royale, the most competitive VR esport in the world! But there's a reason Jun is this game's KING.

#ru xu #status royale #gaming comics #sports manga #comics #manga #anime and manga #books

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haru-se · 1 year

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The Blue Lock ESTP continuity of having two-toned or dyed-tipped hair…

#sports anime #sports manga #bachira meguru #meguru bachira #aiku oliver #oliver aiku #shidou ryusei #ryusei shidou #michael kaiser #blue lock #estp #i keep thinking abt how they smile the same too

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animenostalgia · 4 months

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News - Youichi Takahashi, creator of the iconic soccer manga Captain Tsubasa, announced that he will be retiring from serialized manga. From the article above:

Takahashi explained that he had been thinking over the past few years about whether he would continue or finish drawing the manga. He calculated that it may take over 40 years to finish the story. As such, instead of pushing his body to the limit, he concluded that it would be better to stop serialization. Takahashi is over 60 years old, and he considers himself to be in good health. However, due to presbyopia, the gradual loss of the eyes' ability to focus on nearby objects, he is experiencing poorer eyesight and dizziness. The combination of his condition, COVID-19 affecting staff structure, the switch to digital methods for drawing manga, and the death of Dokaben baseball manga creator Shinji Mizushima in January 2022 all factored into his decision. Takahashi is considering drafting storyboards that continue the story past the manga's final chapters.

While the original Captain Tsubasa manga ended in 1988, Takahashi has been making sequela, one-shots, and spin-off manga for it consistently since it's "ending". The series is popular all over the world (especially where soccer/foot ball is the reining sport), and has been released in multiple languages. Sadly, the original series was never released in the US (though we have gotten some of the spin-off anime and video games). Captain Tsubasa is a titan of sports manga and anime, so thank you Takahashi-sensei for your years of hard work and inspiring manga!

#news #Captain Tsubasa #Youichi Takahashi #80s manga #sports manga #retirement #links out

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unbiasedfairysworld · 8 months

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