It sucks to see an artist so creative and ambition be limited by the body they inhabit to the point where they can barely do it at all, I hope he's able to find someone who can draw the manga well because it's clear that there is still a lot he wants to do
yeah, but he refuses to have assistants. and i don't think he's going to change his mind no matter what if he's been doing this with the back pain for so long.
I'm pretty sure he told his wife they were allowed to finish hunterxhunter without him if he dies. He has hidden a script with the direction the story was supposed to go in and how it should end, I'm pretty sure.
But I understand, because it would probably loose something if someone else drew Hunter x Hunter, and he’s worried about it. It’s really unfortunate, and I do hope that he can help work with others in HxH
finally someone who recognize togashi artistic skills, i'm tired of those people criticizing his works online and mocking his art while they don't even know what he is going through, Togashi is by far one of the most skilled mangaka for me (we can especially see it in yuyu hakusho) along with, Inoue, obata and Kentao Miura
@@jonnysac77 thats typically how Mangaka are viewed. Guys like Kishimoto and Oda have been pumping out high quality chapters weekly for 15-20 years straight so they set a rather high standard.
@@principalitycidade4323 of course! Totally agree. But I’d rather he focus on his health rather than kill himself making manga. I’m an ideal world, I’d love for him to finish his own manga.
the thing is, i feel like he wants to draw the best chapters for us and he knows only himself can do it, that's why he doesn't do that, he is kinda pridefull with his work, but it's like a good kind of pride, i don't know how to explain it, he won't hire someone because the work wouldn't be at his best and he wants to give the best to the fans.
Panel structure is always something i’ve adored about Togashi ever since i saw Kurapika and Melody leaning over the edge of a panel :) His work is just so creative, and nothing is ever confined to simple boxes which is why he’s one of my favorite mangaka of all time.
I’m glad that you also mentioned Yu★yu★Hakusho as it a clear comparison to go from when evaluating the Artistic evolution of Yoshihiro Togashi’s ability, I’ve recently finished Yu★yu★Hakusho( ^ω^ ) looking so looking at Hunter x Hunter I really see that the author has gone through quite the journey with his new masterpiece though I can’t say it is better or worse than what it used to be, it is definitely Art that I look forward to seeing the story, characters, world building is a unique and truly fantastic thing to witness I’m grateful for Yoshihiro Togashi’s hard work on both series and it is unfortunate that there is so much pain that comes from pursuing what your passionate about I just hope that it can all be well somehow and Alex thanks again for the amazingly made video(^^)/
I really like how the manga in later parts can look and feel like 2000s anime while it flips to a more sharp design that gets you by surprise especially in the succession war arc where it feels standard shounen but switches to seinen content which is awesome. But the line art or storyboard really aren't a good excuse to me really. The anime fixes it to show what togashi wanted to show so it's ok
I think Togashi's back pain is combined with headaches and migraines. While term "back pain" seems small, it is still central cord of nerve systems. If something goes wrong there it can reflect pain to all parts of the body. Movement of the hand radiates impulse to the back and that in turn might send painful signal to the brain. I am not expert on this and mostly base this on simplimistic view. Every nerve signal goes through spinal cord as it reaches the brain so it is not surprising misalignments around back area can make whole body go numb.
Great video! Togashi's artwork is something I find so consistently fascinating to analyze, because it's so aestetically interesting. I'm 200% sounding like the pretentious nerd I am when I write this, but I actually enjoy the unfinished artwork quite a bit. Mainly because infamous panels, like Gon waving goodbye in front of the woods communicates a point of intrest through the bare minimum, that actually it's a very pure expression of an idea, which as an artist I love. Compromise and the manga industry go hand in hand of course, so other infamous moments like the end of Greed Island are, of course, exactly that. If it looked finished constantly, I don't think I'd be saying "I wish this was unfinished" but it's that borderline expressionism that compelled me the most to manga chimera ant and especially the election (my favorite hunter x hunter arc). Your descriptions of everyone was spot on. It's that mix of cartoony personality driven designs that I love about Togashi's draftsmanship, almost like whoever dominates the page, dominates the tone of the page. This is why I keep coming back to expressionism. I think of the impressive pages like Netero's giving thanks being a wonderful example of crosshatching right next to Gon's transformation near the end of the arc accented by brush strokes. Then followed by the absolute essentials in the absolute compromised pages. It's something I really enjoy. I do hope Togashi's health improves and he is able to somehow finish HxH. But if not, videos like these definitely keep it alive.
What’s wrong with Tokyo Ghoul’s art? I just finished Re and I think it’s pretty nice. It definitely developed over time, but I can’t say it was ever bad. I’ll say this though: Some characters look WAY too similar in Re and it makes it hard to keep track of who’s who. Other than that though, I think it’s pretty good
Never did I say the art of Tokyo ghoul was bad all I was saying is the artist and writer for Tokyo ghoul has stated that he is a fan of Hunter Hunter and personally studied the art style of Togashi Saying he has a big influence on his art style
Incredible video. Loved your analysis of the changes in artwork and I really appreciated how you talked about Togashi's health. It is so refreshing to hear a thoughtful take on these things.
@@alexenterprises1 shiieet u really replied...love ur videos man..saw the artistic evolution of Berserk and fell in love with ur channel...keep doing what ur doing man..
I always disagree about the direct connections to YuYu Hakusho. Hunter X hunter picks up the character traits of Yu yu Hakusho and makes a salad with it. Killua is the guy that acts fast and precise, like Hiei, but that's mostly a front and he's probably the most compassional of the roster along with Leorio, Leorio at the beginning seems to be kind of a jerk with golden heart and kind of dumb like Kuwabara. However, While Kuwabara is very hotheaded, Leorio tries to resolve everything trying to not resort to violence, Wich is a very Kurama thing to do. Gon resorts to creativity like Yusuke, and tends to act without thinking. But he's also very naive, wich is both a gift and a curse. I compare that mostly with Amanuma from Yu Yu hakusho, the kid that can put everyone in a videogame not knowing it was a death sentence to him. At Last Kurapika seems to be like Kurama, being very cautious and always trying to solve things using his head, but he also tends to slip and act recklessly if he's emotionally pushed, That's very Hiei of him. Something that Hunter X hunter has is that it has WAY more layers to their main characters, giving them situations where they would act in a way that would seem out of character in other mangas, but trough development make sense here. HxH chars are like coins. And they all flip in different ways. On the other side i believe Togashi style changes later because of his back pain, characters look more like Yuyu Hakusho characters the more the series advance Because that's the style more comfortable for Togashi. Gon Father looks a LOT like adult Yusuke, and he looks more like that the more the series advances. The background thing is definitely because of his back pains. I mean Togashi never draws a lot of backgrounds, but he used to draw backgrounds more often. Now he mostly does to set the scene, but he used to do that to also set the mood of a scene. Wich he almost doesn't do anymore. Im kinda Mad at him for refusing to resort to assistance. The man can barely draw anymore, he should focus more on laying out the pages and let other artists in charge of inking and such. Back in the Yu Yu Hakusho days i didn't mind, he was fine back then. But the man can barely get up to work now.
Your videos are concise and very well spoken. I feel in video essays recently a lot of youtubers use convoluted sentences and long words in order to make themselves appear smarter, but sometimes more common words fit better and are easier on the listener. I wish all video essays were like this. tired of other creators complicating things by using language they aren't comfortable with. Great video. Im glad your video showed up in my feed
Could you do an artistic evolution video on the Alita Battle Angel series next? I think this series deserve more recognition and the way the drawing style evolves is interesting in many ways.
Togashi is, artistically (because everyone know how good he is when we're talking about story-telling and world-building), one of the most underrated modern artist there is. People are defenitely too focused on the idea that manga drawings need to be linear, clean, easily readable and pleasant, and i think a lot of this thought process was behind the realization of the 2011 anime too (now, you can like it all you want, you can even subjectively prefer the anime atmosphere and art to Togashi's, but it was OBJECTIVELY a betrayal of his artistic vision), in order to make it more marketable and easily appreciable by people that were just searching for an entertainment series. And, well, on that regard it worked, almost everyone loved it and it's the #7 anime on MyAnimeList but, well, we all know what tend to be privileged on MAL between marketability/pleasantry and quality/artistic vision P.S. Good video btw, is it possible i've finally found an anglophone manga tuber beside Mark i do not despise? Let's see
@@bison7082 Yes, Totally not Mark is pretty good because while he doesn't know that much about manga he does very good narrative analysis, this guy seems pretty good, the rest is a dumpster fire of "subjectivity" (= i'm not able to explain my opinion)
@@gto462 I don't know, the video also showing some of Togashi's clean art style, and its pretty good really. A clean art style makes the reader able to discern what's happening, where the character's are, what will happen, etc. A messy sketches/drawing makes the reader confuse.
5:20 I do not think this is true though in all cases. For example the panel you showed of gon and killua partying on greed island (5:14) was improved in the volume release, and a lot of other panels were aswell.
At 5:20 the chapter I’ve cited remains as it is shown, I wasn’t clear enough that those others got improved but yeah, chapter 337 specifically did not get improved.
I'm very simple. I hear the 99' OST, I start crying, I subscribe. Good video my dude 👍 Finally someone who addresses the art of HxH without simply going "haha, it bad"
thanks for the video, I was waiting for an artistic evolution video and wondering if you made it about hunter and Togashi, and here you are as I wished, thanks, maybe u can make it about Tokyo Ghoul next time, cause it has more than good artistic evolution with Sui Ishida, thanks very much.
A bit unclear that many of the "weird/unfinished" looking pages did get overworked and looked normal in the volume release. I really liked the rest of the video, though :)
I have seen several other mangas that adopted the no background style mentioned in this video. However, many of those were, in my opinion, due to the artists' lack of skills. A few of them barely draw the faces with the correct perspective. But I still read some of the them because the stories were interesting.
gotta love hxh content, truly the most underrated masterpiece of our time. Edit: One thing I would be remiss to say, is Togashi not only understand how to draw like a master but he's also a master of panel layout and composition. His understanding of sequential art/manga is masterful in every capacity.
that picture people show to talk about bad togashi drawings are not even seen the inkling that he had to do it on the background and the tree in between to me that are not bad drawings and bad drawing do not exist.
Honestly I don't even think it should be taking seriously.. like picking a few panels that aren't complete is kinda ignoring the rest the polish complete ones imo
If you type in “Artistic Evolution of Bleach” on CZcams there’s a great vid out there on it! The guy asked me permition to make it too, bless him, so give it a view 😁
I totally understand why his art seems so simple and not detailed; because of his back pain. Despite me appreciating the work he has done considering his health problems, the art is as I said very simple or simplistic, with no details. Sometimes I can't undetstand what he is drawing, what he is trying to portray in the manga (in the succession arc that I have read up to a point) which is obviously a bad thing for me because I want to see clearly the panels, not having to squint my eyes and 'try' to see, looking at the panels over and over again to undestand some times. It is the same as One piece; very unclear art, I don't like it at all. It is my view, don't start barking like dogs.
I really, really, really don't like how he draws. His background is amazing but his characters are mediocre. Not the design but how they're drawn. That's just me tho.
It should be called a novelution really, of how much fucking texts there is. A devolved form of his old artistic style, not caring about the background or anything, just the characters. Not saying it's a bad thing, nor its a good one. Its just a decent shonen, even a seinen at some points.
The dumb amount of text has always been there, even during the heaven's arena arc when Nen got instrocuced, is nothing new, we just got less patient due to the time we gotta wait for the continuation but the long winded exposition has always been a feature on HxH
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It sucks to see an artist so creative and ambition be limited by the body they inhabit to the point where they can barely do it at all, I hope he's able to find someone who can draw the manga well because it's clear that there is still a lot he wants to do
yeah, but he refuses to have assistants. and i don't think he's going to change his mind no matter what if he's been doing this with the back pain for so long.
I'm pretty sure he told his wife they were allowed to finish hunterxhunter without him if he dies. He has hidden a script with the direction the story was supposed to go in and how it should end, I'm pretty sure.
@@yusukeelric Togashi does have 5 assistants in his studio. It’s been stated in Jump Ryu interview
But I understand, because it would probably loose something if someone else drew Hunter x Hunter, and he’s worried about it. It’s really unfortunate, and I do hope that he can help work with others in HxH
@@momame8258 yes they only work for the lineart
he wants to finish the manga in his own artstyle
finally someone who recognize togashi artistic skills, i'm tired of those people criticizing his works online and mocking his art while they don't even know what he is going through, Togashi is by far one of the most skilled mangaka for me (we can especially see it in yuyu hakusho) along with, Inoue, obata and Kentao Miura
I love togashi's art. It is unique and fun to read
am tired of people accusing him of faking back pain or people underestimating back pain
@@ahmeda7074 they don't understand that the manga they love are made by people with lives and not machines who exist solely to pump out more manga
@@jonnysac77 thats typically how Mangaka are viewed. Guys like Kishimoto and Oda have been pumping out high quality chapters weekly for 15-20 years straight so they set a rather high standard.
@@ahmeda7074 back pain is not easy the comments I hate the most is hxh fans saying he is faking it like wtf
"I could literally go through each group of characters and pick everything apart..." please do! We'd love to see more of your analysis work :)
second this
this is seriously the best mangaka style review i've seen on youtube, i would like to watch it too
him: I never thought i'd get this far
His character designs are so classic! He could make a new character in 2022 and I’d be nostalgic for them.
I know Hunter X Hunter is his baby.
But he really should hire artists to help him finish the story. That way he can focus on his health.
The thing is its his craft, nobody could be togashi for him ya know
@@principalitycidade4323 of course! Totally agree. But I’d rather he focus on his health rather than kill himself making manga. I’m an ideal world, I’d love for him to finish his own manga.
Only Togashi can draw Hisoka with the right amount of thiccness
the thing is, i feel like he wants to draw the best chapters for us and he knows only himself can do it, that's why he doesn't do that, he is kinda pridefull with his work, but it's like a good kind of pride, i don't know how to explain it, he won't hire someone because the work wouldn't be at his best and he wants to give the best to the fans.
I don't want to see a different artstyle
Panel structure is always something i’ve adored about Togashi ever since i saw Kurapika and Melody leaning over the edge of a panel :) His work is just so creative, and nothing is ever confined to simple boxes which is why he’s one of my favorite mangaka of all time.
I’m glad that you also mentioned Yu★yu★Hakusho as it a clear comparison to go from when evaluating the Artistic evolution of Yoshihiro Togashi’s ability, I’ve recently finished Yu★yu★Hakusho( ^ω^ ) looking so looking at Hunter x Hunter I really see that the author has gone through quite the journey with his new masterpiece though I can’t say it is better or worse than what it used to be, it is definitely Art that I look forward to seeing the story, characters, world building is a unique and truly fantastic thing to witness I’m grateful for Yoshihiro Togashi’s hard work on both series and it is unfortunate that there is so much pain that comes from pursuing what your passionate about I just hope that it can all be well somehow and Alex thanks again for the amazingly made video(^^)/
I really like how the manga in later parts can look and feel like 2000s anime while it flips to a more sharp design that gets you by surprise especially in the succession war arc where it feels standard shounen but switches to seinen content which is awesome.
But the line art or storyboard really aren't a good excuse to me really. The anime fixes it to show what togashi wanted to show so it's ok
"switches to seinen content"
Are you guys like embarrassed or something? It's always shonen
@@IAm-zo1bo its not
@@IAm-zo1bo I don't understand these guys either. It's still a shounen and a pretty average visually.
@@giulyanoviniciussanssilva2947 I would disagree with the average tho
@@anislaour8538 it’s completely fine when you watch it as a teenager. It’s not that gruesome
i love Togashi's art style so much. so uniquely suited to his story
I never noticed the focus on character profiles in the pages but not that you've pointed it out I can't unsee it XD
nice username
the random one shots in the anime are literal art pieces
I think Togashi's back pain is combined with headaches and migraines. While term "back pain" seems small, it is still central cord of nerve systems. If something goes wrong there it can reflect pain to all parts of the body. Movement of the hand radiates impulse to the back and that in turn might send painful signal to the brain.
I am not expert on this and mostly base this on simplimistic view. Every nerve signal goes through spinal cord as it reaches the brain so it is not surprising misalignments around back area can make whole body go numb.
Great video! Togashi's artwork is something I find so consistently fascinating to analyze, because it's so aestetically interesting. I'm 200% sounding like the pretentious nerd I am when I write this, but I actually enjoy the unfinished artwork quite a bit. Mainly because infamous panels, like Gon waving goodbye in front of the woods communicates a point of intrest through the bare minimum, that actually it's a very pure expression of an idea, which as an artist I love. Compromise and the manga industry go hand in hand of course, so other infamous moments like the end of Greed Island are, of course, exactly that. If it looked finished constantly, I don't think I'd be saying "I wish this was unfinished" but it's that borderline expressionism that compelled me the most to manga chimera ant and especially the election (my favorite hunter x hunter arc). Your descriptions of everyone was spot on. It's that mix of cartoony personality driven designs that I love about Togashi's draftsmanship, almost like whoever dominates the page, dominates the tone of the page. This is why I keep coming back to expressionism. I think of the impressive pages like Netero's giving thanks being a wonderful example of crosshatching right next to Gon's transformation near the end of the arc accented by brush strokes. Then followed by the absolute essentials in the absolute compromised pages. It's something I really enjoy. I do hope Togashi's health improves and he is able to somehow finish HxH. But if not, videos like these definitely keep it alive.
one of the very few manga gems out there, hxh is an absolute masterpiece and togashi is a special artist, love his art style, super unique
So true
People that say Yoshihiro Takashi‘s art style is bad but then go on to say they love the art style of Tokyo ghoul needs a slap
I think most peoples fault with it is on a technical level dunno anyone who hates the art style or character design
What’s wrong with Tokyo Ghoul’s art? I just finished Re and I think it’s pretty nice. It definitely developed over time, but I can’t say it was ever bad. I’ll say this though: Some characters look WAY too similar in Re and it makes it hard to keep track of who’s who. Other than that though, I think it’s pretty good
Tokyo ghoul art is leagues above hxh what are you smoking
Never did I say the art of Tokyo ghoul was bad all I was saying is the artist and writer for Tokyo ghoul has stated that he is a fan of Hunter Hunter and personally studied the art style of Togashi Saying he has a big influence on his art style
@@brexthompson oh right
Great video! I personally think Togashi's art is at it's peak in the Succession War arc.
Agreed!
@@TimoKanal 👍:)
Incredible video. Loved your analysis of the changes in artwork and I really appreciated how you talked about Togashi's health. It is so refreshing to hear a thoughtful take on these things.
People who say "Togashi is a bad artist" should go and read Level E
Artistic Evolution of Naruto and Bleach would be a good idea as well
One of em's coming very soon ;P
@@alexenterprises1 shiieet u really replied...love ur videos man..saw the artistic evolution of Berserk and fell in love with ur channel...keep doing what ur doing man..
I always disagree about the direct connections to YuYu Hakusho. Hunter X hunter picks up the character traits of Yu yu Hakusho and makes a salad with it.
Killua is the guy that acts fast and precise, like Hiei, but that's mostly a front and he's probably the most compassional of the roster along with Leorio,
Leorio at the beginning seems to be kind of a jerk with golden heart and kind of dumb like Kuwabara. However, While Kuwabara is very hotheaded, Leorio tries to resolve everything trying to not resort to violence, Wich is a very Kurama thing to do.
Gon resorts to creativity like Yusuke, and tends to act without thinking. But he's also very naive, wich is both a gift and a curse. I compare that mostly with Amanuma from Yu Yu hakusho, the kid that can put everyone in a videogame not knowing it was a death sentence to him.
At Last Kurapika seems to be like Kurama, being very cautious and always trying to solve things using his head, but he also tends to slip and act recklessly if he's emotionally pushed, That's very Hiei of him.
Something that Hunter X hunter has is that it has WAY more layers to their main characters, giving them situations where they would act in a way that would seem out of character in other mangas, but trough development make sense here.
HxH chars are like coins. And they all flip in different ways.
On the other side i believe Togashi style changes later because of his back pain, characters look more like Yuyu Hakusho characters the more the series advance Because that's the style more comfortable for Togashi. Gon Father looks a LOT like adult Yusuke, and he looks more like that the more the series advances.
The background thing is definitely because of his back pains. I mean Togashi never draws a lot of backgrounds, but he used to draw backgrounds more often. Now he mostly does to set the scene, but he used to do that to also set the mood of a scene. Wich he almost doesn't do anymore.
Im kinda Mad at him for refusing to resort to assistance. The man can barely draw anymore, he should focus more on laying out the pages and let other artists in charge of inking and such. Back in the Yu Yu Hakusho days i didn't mind, he was fine back then. But the man can barely get up to work now.
Man, you were aroubd for when Y Yu was originally coming out in the early 90s.
Your videos are concise and very well spoken. I feel in video essays recently a lot of youtubers use convoluted sentences and long words in order to make themselves appear smarter, but sometimes more common words fit better and are easier on the listener. I wish all video essays were like this. tired of other creators complicating things by using language they aren't comfortable with.
Great video. Im glad your video showed up in my feed
Could you do an artistic evolution video on the Alita Battle Angel series next? I think this series deserve more recognition and the way the drawing style evolves is interesting in many ways.
Togashi is, artistically (because everyone know how good he is when we're talking about story-telling and world-building), one of the most underrated modern artist there is. People are defenitely too focused on the idea that manga drawings need to be linear, clean, easily readable and pleasant, and i think a lot of this thought process was behind the realization of the 2011 anime too (now, you can like it all you want, you can even subjectively prefer the anime atmosphere and art to Togashi's, but it was OBJECTIVELY a betrayal of his artistic vision), in order to make it more marketable and easily appreciable by people that were just searching for an entertainment series. And, well, on that regard it worked, almost everyone loved it and it's the #7 anime on MyAnimeList but, well, we all know what tend to be privileged on MAL between marketability/pleasantry and quality/artistic vision
P.S. Good video btw, is it possible i've finally found an anglophone manga tuber beside Mark i do not despise? Let's see
How obnoxious, all english speaking manga youtubers are terrible? Objective betrayal of Togashis vision? Get off your high horse.
@@bison7082 Yes, Totally not Mark is pretty good because while he doesn't know that much about manga he does very good narrative analysis, this guy seems pretty good, the rest is a dumpster fire of "subjectivity" (= i'm not able to explain my opinion)
@@bison7082 and yes, the 2011 anime objectively betrayed Togashi's artistic idea, again you may prefer it, but it's just a completely different thing
@@gto462 no it’s not
@@gto462 I don't know, the video also showing some of Togashi's clean art style, and its pretty good really. A clean art style makes the reader able to discern what's happening, where the character's are, what will happen, etc. A messy sketches/drawing makes the reader confuse.
Thank you for this informative and interesting video. While I have not read the manga yet, I look forward to seeing the evolution of Togashi's art.
Do the artistic evolution of Dragon ball
5:20 I do not think this is true though in all cases. For example the panel you showed of gon and killua partying on greed island (5:14) was improved in the volume release, and a lot of other panels were aswell.
At 5:20 the chapter I’ve cited remains as it is shown, I wasn’t clear enough that those others got improved but yeah, chapter 337 specifically did not get improved.
@@alexenterprises1 I see now where you came from, makes sense!
I love the way old baba asked Toguro to kill Kuwabara for activating Yusuke power or else all die and Toguro wanted to fight Yusuke full power
Thank you for this. I love when there's appreciation for the art of the manga
You should go through hxh and talk about every major design this video was interesting. Can you also do these types of videos for other series.
He’s back’
the artistic evolution of Dorohedoro would be super cool to see you cover!
I just realized you were playing the music from the anime in the background lol
I'm very simple.
I hear the 99' OST, I start crying, I subscribe.
Good video my dude 👍 Finally someone who addresses the art of HxH without simply going "haha, it bad"
Thank you for that video, rather nostalgic and sad at points but so insightful and interesting at the same time :3
This was incredible. Thank you.
thanks for the video, I was waiting for an artistic evolution video and wondering if you made it about hunter and Togashi, and here you are as I wished, thanks, maybe u can make it about Tokyo Ghoul next time, cause it has more than good artistic evolution with Sui Ishida, thanks very much.
I've been waiting a long time for a video like this.
pls do more analysis videos, I really like your content and your channel has become one of my favourites after only a few vids
I just love Togashis artstyle, it's imperfections make it perfect 😍
Some artists would hate to hear you say that about their art lmao
True honestly
A bit unclear that many of the "weird/unfinished" looking pages did get overworked and looked normal in the volume release.
I really liked the rest of the video, though :)
I have seen several other mangas that adopted the no background style mentioned in this video. However, many of those were, in my opinion, due to the artists' lack of skills. A few of them barely draw the faces with the correct perspective. But I still read some of the them because the stories were interesting.
Togashi is a Real Master, to me he is Only Third against Araki and Toriyama.
The BEST anime/manga out there
I love these artistic evo vids!
I feel so horrible for him but he’s an amazing artist when he is feeling well especially
gotta love hxh content, truly the most underrated masterpiece of our time. Edit: One thing I would be remiss to say, is Togashi not only understand how to draw like a master but he's also a master of panel layout and composition. His understanding of sequential art/manga is masterful in every capacity.
I think tokyo ghoul would be fun to cover in this series.
suggetion - akira toriyama's dragon ball series
*you earned a sub bro*
that picture people show to talk about bad togashi drawings are not even seen the inkling that he had to do it on the background and the tree in between to me that are not bad drawings and bad drawing do not exist.
Honestly I don't even think it should be taking seriously.. like picking a few panels that aren't complete is kinda ignoring the rest the polish complete ones imo
god tier video as always
You should do the artistic evolution of soul eater
Level E needs more exposure.
You should really do an episode on Rosario + Vampire.
I would love to see a video about tokyo ghoul in that direction. It would be amazing.
can you do tite kubo (BLEACH) next please, i love those vids
Thanks for the vid
beautiful
nice, i love it, thanks
You should make on on jujutsu kaisen
AlexEnterprises actually understands that bungee gum has the properties of both rubber AND gum. 10/10 video, will recommend.
Love this 😍💕
Make a artistic evolution of KINGDOM video
Finally!!!
Praise God 🙏🙏
4:50 kind of misleading, these are actually different releases that someone photoshopped together
what about Baki?
I’d love to see a dragon ball video
pleeasseee do naruto and about masashi kishimoto
I thiught Ging is a boar zodiac
He is.
Can you do an evolution of bleach’s art good sir
Hey man love your videos! Could you please cover bleach?
If you type in “Artistic Evolution of Bleach” on CZcams there’s a great vid out there on it! The guy asked me permition to make it too, bless him, so give it a view 😁
Togashi should just release LNs.
He would have to learn how to write a novel
Pls do haikyuu
It’s okay we got GEGE to fulfill that gap he left.
Ging is not a bull, it's a boar/pig
I totally understand why his art seems so simple and not detailed; because of his back pain. Despite me appreciating the work he has done considering his health problems, the art is as I said very simple or simplistic, with no details. Sometimes I can't undetstand what he is drawing, what he is trying to portray in the manga (in the succession arc that I have read up to a point) which is obviously a bad thing for me because I want to see clearly the panels, not having to squint my eyes and 'try' to see, looking at the panels over and over again to undestand some times. It is the same as One piece; very unclear art, I don't like it at all. It is my view, don't start barking like dogs.
Can you do Naruto next
;P
Thank God Toshi evolved ,the first designs were horrible.
Wow I'm the latest comment
boar not bull
I'm not a big fan of his art. But their stories are responsible for anime that I love, which shows that you just need to be a good storyteller often.
Interesting, I think his art style is phenomenal, although I think it’s fair to say that his back pain art is unfortunate.
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I prefer yuyu hakusho over hunter
Fair enough haha - at least you have an ending that way
I love both equally honestly
I really, really, really don't like how he draws. His background is amazing but his characters are mediocre. Not the design but how they're drawn. That's just me tho.
Good designs, cool story, he still draws like sh¡t.
It should be called a novelution really, of how much fucking texts there is.
A devolved form of his old artistic style, not caring about the background or anything, just the characters.
Not saying it's a bad thing, nor its a good one.
Its just a decent shonen, even a seinen at some points.
The dumb amount of text has always been there, even during the heaven's arena arc when Nen got instrocuced, is nothing new, we just got less patient due to the time we gotta wait for the continuation but the long winded exposition has always been a feature on HxH
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