Was this rejected?

I’m keeping it submerged below the surface so it won’t be rejected.

I wonder why “Mudazumo Naki Kaikaku,” which features Koizumi and Kim Jong-il, has been turned into an anime.

>>9

The right of publicity for politicians is extremely restricted.

It’s from Take Shobo, after all.

>>11

Take Shobo also had brakes on it…

Who was it that said no one was allowed?

The answer is that it hasn’t become a comic.

It’s obvious that some kind of trouble will arise at least when we publish a collection.

>>15

That’s something that should be made to work before being posted on that rational site, right?

>>16

Unlike a paperback, it might be safe because it can’t be permanently published.

>>16

The damage is different between recalling a standalone book and withdrawing web publication, so I’m doing it all rationally with full understanding.

The editorial department can surely be read at any time…

Self-regulation is necessary to avoid problems that arise if a gray area is deemed black.

I think there is respect for the original, though…

Unable to obtain royalties from the paperback.

Being serialized is just tough.

I was making the composition look somewhat like that, so yeah…

I wonder why they gave the go-ahead.

It was the pinnacle of the underground in modern times.

It’s not just about the design.

Well, the fact that the manga artist in the thread received a reverse offer and is still working normally means it was probably fine.

It seems like they’re seriously opposing AI.

Well, it was incredibly effective as a sales manga…

Doujinshi featured in a magazine.

I hate to say it, but if it were worse, there probably wouldn’t have been any problems.

I was lucky to be able to catch up with all the episodes that were released.

It’s terrifying that it’s not a trace but a proper copy done from scratch.

>>37

It was verified that it was a trace! But there were slight misalignments, overlapping didn’t occur, and additional parts that weren’t originally there were drawn, which is a terrifying waste of technology.

I remembered a manga where they make replicas of tough characters.

It’s like writing in imitation of the soul.

I thought Cooking Papa’s Seven Pairs Course was a lie for a while.

What people are talking about in the streets is ultimately just about the vibe, and it’s a conversation that ends with the realization that strict regulations regarding art styles are impossible.

The thread image is already impossible since it’s a parody of the original.

The teacher who laughs and forgives.

Because there are teachers who don’t understand…

Perfectly copying even the quirks of typesetting in each magazine is the behavior of a madman.

Can’t you read it now?

If I had only parodied the ones who would laugh and forgive me, there might have been a different future.

There is no copyright on the design.

…if the composition and characters are similar, it can be judged by law, so that article continues.

I think this manga can be done if you try, as it is drawn with the same composition and characters as the original.

It’s not just about the art style; they are clearly bringing in characters as well…

I’m sorry, Mr. XX!

If I write it outside the box…

I heard that only the files are left.

I liked Spriggan the most.

>>53

It’s more dangerous to use the character of a celebrity model than to do a manga parody, especially if the otaku isn’t making a fuss about it.

>>61

Mocking celebrities is dangerous.

It’s an unreserved opinion.

Even if it’s legally safe, it will affect the future of the publisher…

Even if it was a problem, it was a matter of righteousness and not something that could be sued under copyright.

This led to my work as a City Hunter, you know.

There are probably some people who seriously think it’s strange to be angry since it’s allowed by law.

Should I start by explaining that rules and manners are separate issues?

>>60

Since the results are already known due to the author and publisher being identified, no explanation is necessary.

It’s basic, but everything follows the original in terms of line thickness.

Musk is a semi-regular character, after all…

There were various good parodies, but Air Master was great.

No matter how many times I see it, it’s terrible.

They say you can earn money if you put it out there, but it’s someone else’s funds, so that’s understandable.

The flower of Eden, which was tracing Slam Dunk, is now out of print and being recalled, so if any of the authors who imitated it get angry, I don’t think it would be good in various ways.

Both in terms of rules and ethics.

Since Chunsoft was allowed, this should be fine too.

If we can’t charge for it, then it’s fine to distribute it for free, right?

>>72

If you’re thinking of completely abandoning all your legitimate work starting with City Hunter…

>>72

There are limits.

I’ve reached my limit.

A work that I wish I had saved when it was publicly available for free on the web in the past.

Properly dancing in the powder of chaos.

Even now, if you pour your feelings into a URL about which episode and which page you want to see, you can read it.

Nausicaä is being careful and maintaining it just as it is up to the frame.

It was just after this tweet that the publication was suspended (but it still remains online).

If you have a certain level of skill, you can do tracing, but what’s important as a writer is to establish your own style, that’s what people often say.

Mr. Kuzufurai was also angry.

I was happy when the parody AV of “The Solitary Gourmet” was released.

I don’t understand the meaning.

>>84

Is that really a thing!?

>>84

Aren’t you drunk?

I’m doing things like being a food strategist and Tamari Seven.

Being at the bottom tier of mahjong manga in modern mahjong acts as a camouflage to deceive people’s eyes.

…It was discovered.

Since they were directly using the development of the manga and applying it to mahjong, it’s not just a matter of the art style.

If this manga is bad, it’s not just about the art style, nor just about copyright issues.

Is the latest work of Rurouni Kenshin good as of now?

>>88

Rurouni Kenshin → Hokuto → Final Episode

I love the Spriggan episode, it’s really bad.

Isn’t a regular doujinshi fine?

I think it’s better to seal the manuscripts I’ve posted so far.

Perhaps respect should be something that is communicated internally or expressed through such actions…?

It’s like I’ve been connected to CH’s work or maybe I’ve been put on a leash…

>>93

It’s nice to realize the love for the original work when in every parody, only in that episode, Yhata was intentionally allowed to win, and Ryo was still a step ahead.

It was impossible.

Isn’t Keybo’s name Reach?

In the past, when we featured characters from other creators, we used to write things like “Thank you, ○○ Sensei!” outside the panels.

>>97

We usually go out for drinks around that area, so we have that kind of relationship…

>>97

That said, most issues that arise with the same magazine tend to be internal matters.

>>97

It’s really Kekkou Kamen by Go Nagai.

A work that was made possible by that author in that era.

>>97

I’m sorry, Mr. Kinpachi!

I was genuinely astonished when I saw an anonymous person seriously saying it’s safe because it’s not trace copying.

I understand it’s not reasonable, but…

There are also demons who say, “Don’t be so stingy about a mere gag manga!”

>>99

This isn’t a story that changes depending on whether it’s a joke or not.

It may rather be perceived as mockery and seen as more malicious.

I really like both the mountain round and the tiger round, both in terms of content and story.

Especially the fact that Satori has survived is beyond 120 points as a fan creation…

Makuhari was really disliked, but it seems that the popular king was liked…

Kita probably didn’t have any manners.

>>104

You can understand that by reading the afterword of “Kenka Shoubai.”

In fact, it seems to be like that.

I have confirmed that the pieces in Light Yagami’s plan are not a double.

The line of the hair is completely different and it’s just a copy.

I don’t know who said it was safe, but…

Oyabantsumorash is just too delicious.

>>109

In the end, what’s most impressive about this work is the strength of the storytelling rather than the art style emulation…

I think there are parts where the fact that it is a hazardous material that won’t become a standalone book adds a point of interest.

Just because you have respect doesn’t mean you can do anything you want…

If I find it in a magazine and it’s being sold, I need to make sure to warn them, or it could be problematic…

was

The pain is intense! The modifications are just too good, right?

Even if it’s not legally prohibited, I can still choose not to do business with you.

This isn’t just the illustration; it’s the manga itself.

It’s a published work, not just secondary creation.

When I started updating the website weekly, I thought, “Oh no, this guy is going to die.”

I died.

It’s amazing how well someone like Nibei can imitate it.

Well, I’d be happy if the author shares it after retiring as a manga artist someday.

I don’t know if I’ll be able to see it.

Courageous Day

Ki-bon

That person

!!’s

I like the first type of tenpai unexpected tile shape.

>>122

A round where you can definitely feel the sense of the Toa Heavy Industry’s Mahjong tiles.

>>124

“Challenging a Riichi with a heavy national champion hand.”

It’s clear that they are choosing their opponents carefully, given that they don’t get involved with things like Saint Seiya, Captain Tsubasa, or Galaxy Express.

>>123

Well then, I have to catch the train.

“Even though ‘The Night Has a Thousand Eyes’ can be published…”

>>125

I think the biggest bottleneck with this is Tetsuya Takeda…

City Hunter and Fist of the North Star

I love Rii-bou’s simple yet wonderful naming.

>>127

It’s too unreasonable to imitate the Toho style…!!

I feel like it was written “special one-shot manga” every time.

>>128

You never know when you’ll be rejected…

>>128

If it’s a special one-shot, it can be used as a reason not to compile it into a volume…

I like Rii-bo.

The Air Master chapter makes me think that this is what happens when Yokosaru decides to draw Mahjong.

Manga about mahjong has been filled with parodies since the time of Gywanbura, which is all about self-centeredness.

The high level of drawing skill became a hindrance…

It has become a suffocating world for gag manga artists, hasn’t it?

It’s a shame that there wasn’t a main episode featuring Ushijima that occasionally appeared.

Has the spirit of editing turned to plastic as well…?

It’s not a style that anyone can do, is there any way to manage it?

The Tenpai hand of the national hero’s ready-to-ready is too genius.

I wonder how many girls’ tears a man can stop in his lifetime.

Oh, the Oyaban Dream Girl Teacher’s Oyaban Tsuma Rush!

I feel respect for the way the punchline is delivered; it feels like they are properly making it into a joke, so it manages to stay just on the edge of gray.

Even if we could get permission from other manga, isn’t the main character the hardest part?

I like Master Chipon.

I definitely think that getting a tsumo rush in the dealer’s turn is the ultimate technique.

It’s a maximum explosive riichi!!!

I like Once Lee.

This person is simply great at drawing.

I can’t read the original, but I can find out about the topic from an obstetrician-gynecologist’s blog.

My stomach hurts.

https://yacky-sanfu.com/impachi-sensei-1/

Even if you have permission to post the lyrics, it’s still pretty risky!

>>157

It’s safe because it’s not exactly the same.

Aren’t you going to release it again under the pretext that it got leaked?

>>158

Even if there is a leak, it’s a different story for the publisher to do that…

It’s been leaking here from time to time, hasn’t it?

This person is incredibly skilled at portraying and distinguishing various characters from different works all at once in a single story…

I can only be grateful to the kind-hearted nameless person who was standing a little while ago.

Many artists can replicate shapes, but drawing lines is difficult.

In the first place, assuming I was angry was a misunderstanding…