It’s just a surfing manga.

>>2

Why is boxing starting…?

>>4

It’s more convincing than boxing from a study manga.

Even if it was a work created under coercion, it was not in vain.

But I really like the flow of getting serious with a girl who intended it to be just for fun and then ending up in a duel.

>>9

I have cremated them.

>>9

Even though I should know that my mentor is Hiramoto-sensei and that Saru-sensei himself is a violent artist with a graphic touch.

I think Mashiri To is out of their mind to calmly make such a request.

It’s physically too big…

Isn’t it against the rules to have Brody in a romantic comedy?

What does it mean for a person of gekiga to be involved in a romantic comedy?

I love this generation of manga artists, Brody, too much.

You might think it’s depicted on a large scale in a dramatic or image-oriented way, right?

It’s really physically big, you know.

>>19

Is this Prince of Tennis or what?

No, is Tenipuri a monkey?

Surfer Jun knocks out Brody in boxing and that’s the end.

I’m taking off my glasses…

Just taking off the girl’s glasses and Brody comes at me, that’s scary.

>>24

What can I say, Brody is the real brother of the heroine.

As expected, I don’t think this was drawn with the intention of being a romantic comedy.

If this had sold, Monkey-sensei would have become a romantic comedy writer…

I feel a bit of a resemblance to Mr. Adachi.

Kito Me

Regga

It was there.

Daho wo

Hello

However

>>30

Death sentence

Mashirito tends to impose his own successful experiences onto others quite a bit…

>>32

I’m not as rational or statistical as I think I am.

>>47

The sense of whether something will sell or not is incredible, and they are really good at making decisions on what to discard.

But the only drawer of advice I have is how to draw romantic comedies.

I haven’t heard any episodes where they thought of stories or ideas.

>>35

That’s too big…

Mr. Monkey is tough, but he occasionally brings out his heroine-like female pig.

>>36

And then you get consumed by the monkey space because you can’t handle it.

Isn’t it a surfing manga!?

My name is Brody.

Isn’t Brody too big?

I can sense that you’re trying to draw the girl as cute as possible.

I ended up laughing at the last panel.

Mashirito is not saying that anyone can just draw a romantic comedy…

I understand the necessity of weight classes in boxing.

Monkey-sensei can draw cute female pigs to some extent, but the variations are limited.

When it comes to drawing ugly figures, they’re top-notch.

The recent Mr. Saru.

>>54

It’s really a surfing manga…

Brody suddenly shows up and starts fighting.

Just now, the moment I read the line “Don’t show off so much,” I heard it in my head in the voice of the voice actor Daisuke Gouri and was taken aback.

Master Hiramatsu was jealous of my talent and tried to sabotage me… that’s definitely a lie, but it’s true that my drawing skills were impressive since I was a newbie assistant.

There is no rule that says you can’t include Brody in a romantic comedy.

Usually, I wouldn’t do that.

>>58

Well, that’s true, but…

It’s a surfing manga.

>>59

Um… I think the action movie flavor, or rather the violence elements, are too strong…

>>59

The line in the last panel is not something you should say in a surfing manga.

>>59

That’s a different work called “Sea Warrior.”

The image in the thread is a one-shot included in volume 2 of “Marine Warrior.”

The older brother on the left page looks like he’s having more fun drawing.

Incredibly good at drawing even before debuting.

Mr. Saru really seems to hate Mashirito.

I guess you worked hard to mimic Hisashi Eguchi in the romantic comedy part.

What we’re doing hasn’t changed in decades!

Did this girl copy Stop Hibari-kun?

It’s not just for show; it really is that big…

Isn’t it strange that your name is Brody?

This heroine “Jun” only has lines like this…

>>75

The heroine is just a stage prop for fighting, you know.

It was the monkey teacher who taught me, Yan-ke.

Is it like the original version of Pako?

>>77

I’m just angry at the guy getting too close to my sister.

I can’t grasp the flow of the conversation at all.

Brody is drawn about three times more detailed than the female pig, but… is this okay?

I’m giving a stern lecture to the indecisive partner regarding my younger sister, so it’s completely different.

Just because Akira Toriyama and Masakazu Katsura succeeded by teaming up with Mashi Rito, it doesn’t mean that Monkey-sensei can take that route.

I think doing a one-shot romance comedy was an important experience as a writer.

My brother’s name is Brody, but my sister’s name is Mutsumi…

>>86

Gian’s brother is Gou, but his sister is Jaiko.

>>96

After all, it’s Giant, Jaiko’s older brother…

>>96

It’s F-sensei’s consideration that if we set real names, it’s obvious that the child with the same name will be bullied.

>>105

Is it okay for Gou to be bullied…?

>>110

Gou is a bully, right?

Nobita and Suneo can be considered within that category.

>>114

Jaiko is also a bully, right?

>>118

Are you a fake fan of Doraemon?

Mashirito is the type that pressures manga artists to refine their work, so those who don’t get along with that might really struggle.

>>87

Draw Tough freely.

The confusion deepens.

Didn’t a big shark come out or something?

What’s wrong with Brody using his brother’s name!

Brody is really a great person.

I’m the one who is surprised to hear that Brody fell from the ring into the sea and is now missing and presumed dead.

>>92

Aren’t you getting frustrated and taking it out on Mashirito?

>>92

Did I end up in monkey space…?

I detected a slight Hinamatsuri flavor in the heroine.

“It’s being treated with the dishonorable label of being ‘the last work that was serialized in Jump for over 10 episodes without being compiled into a volume.'”

Isn’t it spicy?

Jai-ko is a consideration from Mr. F so that a real girl with the same name doesn’t have a bad experience…

To kill your own brother and then date your sister…

Tch, why are you wearing glasses anyway? (kak kak)

Mashirito, how much do you love romantic comedies?

Despite that face…

Jun’s girlfriend is normally cute, but Brody is noise.

Of course it wasn’t popular at that time in Jump.

>>108

At that time, the development of the story was fast for Jump readers.

It’s frustrating, but there’s nothing that can be done about it.

In other words, Brody must be a nice guy who cares about his younger sister and is strong in boxing, so it’s no surprise that he’s becoming popular, thanks to Teacher Saru’s consideration.

The sudden increase in monkey density might make this even crazier.

Actually, it’s Mr. Saru who also draws romantic comedies based on Yuji Horii’s works.

It’s terrifying that there are other examples of “I thought it was drawn large for effect, but it’s also large in another panel,” so it’s the teacher’s habit.

Until the thread image, it seems like the monkey-sensei is doing a rom-com, but suddenly it turns into a monkey manga as if they can’t take it anymore.

In the days of Tekken, girls weren’t typically drawn as cute.

>>120

Are you just pretending to know about Doraemon?

>>120

You only know the purified version of Jaiko, right?

>>122

Are you not familiar with Doraemon?

>>123

Are you just pretending to know Doraemon?

>>126

You’re not familiar with Doraemon, are you?

>>128

Doraemon airplay discovered.

Honestly, I think that even in Dragon Ball, the attempt to include romantic comedy, and that Mashirito side loves romantic comedy too much.

The author’s individuality is too strong.

Mashirito’s ideas are really useless.

Why are you having a debate about Doraemon in the monkey thread?