Who is the most westaboo mangaka?
Who is the most westaboo mangaka?
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JoJo or MHA
Kouta Hirano
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unless I'm overlooking some obscure mangaka, no one else even comes close to those two
Not a mangaka but a LN writer.
i doubt Araki had any clue on most of the bands were and just used their names because they sounded cool
You're retarded
The motherfucker listens to Boyz II Men I will never believe a Japanese person would know who they are
Yeah, I doubt that. This is his music collection in his studio, no clue how much he'd have at home
you doubted wrong, Araki is a very close follower of popular western music. There's a reason that the character Mariah appeared only 6 months after the release of Mariah Carey's first album
>Listens to Snoop Dogg
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I always wondered if a Western creator decided to name things after foreign music. Would it sound cooler or not?
Hideo Kojima
depends on what you count as foreign. A work where everything is named after Asian bands would be kind of wonky, but a lot of western but non-Anglo bands have some pretty cool names
Hori
Napoleon manga
All of them
Douman considering all the western references in his stuff and one of his biggest artistic inspirations being Mike Mignola.
Samefagging but I mean it's not like Cass Cain is the most mainstream character either so clearly he knows his shit.
It's easily Fujimoto. He can't stop referencing hollywood movies and even buys into westernized tranny-rights shit.
He named a stand Doggy Style recently. Also said he's been listening to the album while writing the B.I.G. fight
>He can't stop referencing hollywood movies
Kinda the point of the character. Also the ones mentioned are huge fucking blockbusters and worldwide phenomena iirc
>buys into westernized tranny-rights shit
Just because he showed the mental torment of someone who doesn't feel comfortable with their identity? There's no underlying message behind this except for making the reader think "wow it must suck"
>prince 1999
>Snoop dogg doggy style
>There's no underlying message behind this except for making the reader think "wow it must suck"
user, this was a manga about a man who was literally on fire forever. Making trannie suffering anywhere comparable to that is a joke.
Never said it's comparable but it still made you feel for this otherwise one-note character while making perfect sense
classic rock is actually really popular in Japan
>keeping valuables in a studio
Kenichi Sonoda is so westaboo he was thrilled when American fans brought their guns to anime conventions for him to sign.
Also he's a huge Blues Brothers fan which is the biggest reason he set Gunsmith Cats in Chicago.
the most incorrect opinion ever
Talking about Batman, how about Masakazu Katsura?
Miura
This is a great pick.
He also is, or at least was, good friends with Adam Warren.
I can see why, Adam Warren did a good job at emulating Sonoda's art style for Bubblegum Crisis Grand Mal.
Fuji showed that it wasn't comparable when she got lit on fire just like Agni. She mentioned that him being able to move or breathe was incredible.
But her problem was a significant one, undoubtedly.
Really? might have to pick up Jojo again I stopped right after Nat King Cole stand introduction
Rock and metal dominates Japan, the real reason to get a Japanese gf is because she will more likely than not like classic rock of some kind
There's even a manga about a poorfag school teacher getting Jimi Hendrix as a rock and roll newtype ghost, also starring Kurt Cobain.
Yeah, Sonoda and Shirow are pretty obviously his biggest influences at least early in his career. Sonoda drew a pin-up piece for Magical Drama Queen Roxy, the Gen13 mini that Warren did back in the day as well.
I would say Suehiro Maruo. His Shoujo Tsubaki (The Girl of the Camellias) is a direct reference to Dumas' La Dame aux Camélias. One of his short stories is a direct adaptation of Bataille's L'histoire de l'oeil. He references some Western authors in his DDT and his style is reminiscent of German film expresionism.
Akira Hiramoto (Prison School) makes several references to western culture such as Shakespeare, Taxi Driver and Milton Friedman.
He has a manga that's literally about Mississippi Delta Blues.
Its a shame he tried to deviate away from that early style. It might have been a shameless clone of Sonoda and Shirow, but at least it wasn't a mutant with blow up doll lips.
(Granted, his most recent work in Empowered seem a lot more naturalistic)
you just posted him
Obvious b8
Naoki Urasawa
Isn't his style based on some type of weird Japanese film?
The guy behind Monster, right?
Yeah, his style now looks somewhere between where he's been for most of Empowered and his earlier stuff. Still don't like it as much but it looks better now.
Fuck that Gen13 run is so good. Shame it got cut short.
And Billy Bat, and Master Keaton.
His Manben series is great, he interviews different mangaka about their daily lives and watches how they work on a project, if you never saw it.
The Junji Ito episode is a favorite of mine.
Adam Warren stinks.
It's based on the Ukiyo-e wood paitings in the themes regarding topics and style but the characters movements, gestures and compossiton often resemble german silent films like "Nosferatu" and "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari"
Isn't hajime isayama a huge game of thrones fan? He also likes western memes
Japan is the second largest buyer of music in the world. Surf rock is the true king though, The Ventures were bigger than The Beatles over there.
>Westaboo
>Harem trash
>Bishonen MC
Not really, no.
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>hur durr hori, kojima
The west in westaboo doesn't mean just the us you dumb burgers.
I would think like you, but there's no way that Pucci's final stand being called Made in Heaven is coincidental
Ancient Magus' Bride along with Lord Marksman and Vanadis could count since the former heavily uses Western European folklore and latter makes a few references to Slavic and Rus' paganism, involves fighting an alternative version of the Ottoman Imperials, and dealing with Slavic folklore characters.
Hayami Rasenjin (mangaka for Kutsuzure Sensen and Taihou to Stamp, historical advisor for Princess Principal) is a slavaboo of the highest order.
Murata
ODA his entire series is about western pirates.
What video is this?
they're about as close to pirates as naruto is to ninjas lmao
How does he look so young?
Wait, there is a manga about CZ? Why did nobody tell me about this?!
this
You should probably lurk more, considering its usually mentioned at least once in every retro anime thread on here.
Murata is a traditional Japanese man
>western comic with heroes named Boris or Melt-Banana
They'd probably get away with it
constantly listening to upbeat music you enjoy
You're seriously overestimating Japan's cultural isolation.
As a Czech I am amazed that those crazy foreigners jerk off to the most mundane of guns.
The main character has a personal bias for that specific model, since it was given to her by her dad.
Yes, Steel Ball run is my favorite jojo part, How could you tell?
Lmfao.