Don't know what you're talking about
(those two pictures represent two chapters of the manga)
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Dragon Ball Super's Manga Author caught tracing MARVEL comic books
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Don't know what you're talking about
(those two pictures represent two chapters of the manga)
Cell's also the guy who built up a fighting stage for his fancy schmancy tournament, then decided against it in the middle of using it and blew it up. He's also the guy who goaded Gohan into drawing out his full power after having demonstrated that Vegeta can be manipulated by that same arrogance. He's not really the calculating type - if anything, its Super Buu ("Why do you think I didn't regenerate this?") who thinks two steps ahead.
Even with my glasses on I couldn't read what that said, I was hoping it was like a commission someone got from him at a con or something ):
Jesus, he didn't even pick a good piece of art to trace. To be fair, though, I just don't like the colors on the Cap art.
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Don't know what you're talking about
(those two pictures represent two chapters of the manga)
No fucking way lol
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But the power levels! He explains them instead of writing actual dialogue! It's all good.
This is one more on a big list of problems fans have with Toyotaro
Don't know what you're talking about
(those two pictures represent two chapters of the manga)
Goddamn it lol
So what?
This isn't just routinely done in all creative circles - it's encouraged.
At least among healthy minded people.
This isn't just routinely done in all creative circles - it's encouraged.
At least among healthy minded people.
Look, man. I hit reply and your name came up. You can lie all you want but we know that you wrote it.
Tracing is encouraged in artist circles?
I really don't believe that, at all.
Tracing isn't a sin or anything but I doubt it's "encouraged".
It's strongly encouraged to use models (or photos, more often, in modernity) as a basis for poses and anatomy. Most professional production artists use a ton of reference materials.
Straight-up tracing someone else's art... not so much.
Straight-up tracing someone else's art... not so much.
You've got your (really, really awful) anime, so I don't know why you're so obsessed with mocking the manga.
I mean, I think 90 percent of the Super anime is garbage (making Vegeta look like a loser vs. Hit, other issues) but I don't really bring it up until I see stuff like your post lol.
Vegeta jobbing to hype up a villain literally Toriyama 101
Tracing and stuff is fine if you're just trying learn how to draw in a certain artstyle. But actually publishing the traced art as if it's your own is definitely not a good thing to do.
I don't think you know what "tracing" is.
EDIT: Dragon Ball repeats itself? Only in Super, obviously!
I don't think you know what a joke is bruh.
Dudes be getting so mad about these Super comments lmao.
Jokes are supposed to be funny.
Like on a serious, critical note, the "joke" doesn't actually work because a quote-on-quote professional tracing an art from another professional is entirely different than the story repeating itself somewhat. The joke doesn't make sense, and it's not funny.
You literally could've just said "Super sucks" and I would've actually ignored you.
Bruh, you're waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too sensitive about people's comments on Super. It's not that serious. What kind of person actually tries to break down what a joke is when someone says that something is a joke?
Yall Super Saviors need to take that S off your chests lmao.
That and I believe he was like ''wait, Gene Simmons' kid is a mangaka?!'' lol.
edit: beaten haha
It's one thing if it happens because of overconfidence like in the manga, that's an established trait. In the anime it's just "No, Goku's just better than Vegeta." But not better than Hit, who inexplicably gets better while fighting Goku. Ugh. Fuck that shit.
the published version is a bit different, so much so that I doubt you'd even notice. Even if you were the biggest Captain Marvel fan in the world.
In fact, I'd say he traced the outline of that drawing, then changed the details, hands, and face significantly (in the final drawing at least). He shouldn't have done it, but I can see why some don't think it's a big deal (the ones that like him) and others do (usually the ones that hate him and want him off of Super).
Kurumada did the same in Saint Seiya, specially during the final Hades arc. EVERY chapter, someone goes "WAIT, IS..?" or "!!" in a big, black, splattered dialogue balloon and you have to turn the page to discover what is going on. So exciting.Don't know what you're talking about
(those two pictures represent two chapters of the manga)
The pose of the final cover was tweaked in several ways. The big issue is that he posted his initial sketch for the cover on twitter and that sketch had actual line-by-line tracing at parts.
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Does Yu-gi-Oh man really think he's going to beat Goku with cards?Here's the actual cover. I wouldn't be suprised if the yu gi oh kid was traced as well
