How is it now?

I was able to reach a thought like the first page of the thread from episode 1.

After that, I wonder why Asa doesn’t try to change her troublesome personality at all…?

>>6

Out of sight, out of mind.

Denji is also clinging to a shitty woman’s love, so it seems that humans can’t change so easily.

Isn’t the artwork rough, and aren’t there still people from Dandadan around these days?

>>11

It’s already out.

So if I put my mind to it, I should be able to draw something like this…

>>13

>>13

That’s why it became impossible to maintain quality.

>>45

What happened to the story about outsourcing the animation?

>>45

You said you were delegating everything, but now you’re suddenly lowering the bar.

Isn’t the drawing skill amazing?

>>12

Because the assistants became more and more independent.

In the end, no weapon has yet emerged that can match Tanaka’s spinal sword.

I should be doing something flashy like Super Chainsaw Man bikes or apartment swords, but…

>>14

I think that’s simply because the drawing is not that good.

It seems there isn’t enough time to create stories or draw.

>>18

Regarding this, I thought that during the first part, the editorial team might have been controlling it well, just like with Fire Punch.

Even now, the naming sense of Tanaka Spinal Sword is amazing.

It was a manga that seemed to be written with the author’s own hungry spirit.

If simply supervising the media brings stability, it’s only natural that it would turn out like this.

I completely forgot about nuclear weapons…

>>22

The concept that Chainsaw Man spat out will return has been reaffirmed in the Aging arc, so I don’t think the purpose itself has disappeared.

…but Yor’s goal has changed to “throwing Chainsaw Man at death” and “using Chainsaw Man as a weapon”… what happened to the nuclear weapons?

The two ended with a happy kiss.

I was enjoying watching “Uniform Strong Sword” until now.

No way, I thought there were still proper assistants around at that time.

Yoru is lewd, but Asa is something different, right?

Although the appearance is the same.

There are ups and downs that can be interesting or a bit much, but when viewed overall, it feels like it has halved from the initial value.

Asa’s personality is a bit… at a level where even a demon would doubt her character.

>>30

If it’s a wild character, that’s fine too.

It’s not the typical entertainment style that is often called “suitable for devil hunters.”

It’s a bit of a direction that’s really boring as a person.

The punchlines of each episode are really weak, aren’t they?

Is it that easy to brush off Nayuta’s death?

It’s a manga that currently uses erotic elements to attract readers…

What the heck is that drawing?

I’m currently more concerned about the pictures being rough than the conversation.

>>36

The drawing is a bit rough. ❌️

The assistant who was fully entrusting the illustration has become independent. ⭕️

I often don’t know what I want to do every single week.

After a long time, the lines are really beautiful, especially in the early animation.

Incredible and easy to read.

It’s tough when the lack of motivation is also conveyed to the readers.

The aftermath of hitting it big means I won’t have to worry about making a living for life, so I understand why motivation might dip.

You’re drawing it really well!

The panel layout is intricate too.

I just remembered that it was aimed at nuclear weapons after a long time.

>>46

In an interview from the time of Part 1, it was clearly stated that the action scenes were entrusted to the person from Dandadan from the name stage.

That impression must be strong.

>>52

In other words, it’s a confession that I’m just a senile old man who is causing trouble out of delusion.

I wish Asa were a more active bitch…

I wanted it to be so outrageous that it would leave Yor completely stunned.

If you press them too hard with evidence and logically defeat them, they’ll go crazy and start a tantrum.

Regarding this thread, the critics jumped the gun, but the drop in quality is an undeniable fact that can’t be changed.

>>51

Even when criticizing, one should not throw away their intelligence.

The density of the painting is completely different from now.

I can really see that you have no motivation when it comes to the art, so I want you to stop.

Once a month is fine, but I wonder if the quality can be improved.

First of all, even if it’s a biweekly publication, unless there is a significant amount of enthusiasm or interest, once it’s updated…

I just thought it would be something like, “Oh, it’s coming out this week.”