Places like this and where Ann is…

It’s a shift…

You made it here!

If it’s just here, it barely counts as Hachimaru, you know…

If you just casually write a story for a weekly series without getting any objective opinions from anyone, it will gradually become distorted.

You’ve been told this for a while now… and your bad attitude isn’t something that even Itsuku hasn’t scolded you about.

It’s funny to see someone with no sense of ethics talking about ethics.

That five-empty space was saying things like, “This is the star you were in” and “You made it just in time”…

Samurai cannot acknowledge defeat…

The purest protagonist right now.

It’s more of an intentional depiction regarding the author and this area.

It feels like I misjudged the reader’s tolerance line.

Dissipate.

Because a type of heroine who lags behind before the growth of humanity has emerged.

If you don’t let me aim properly, I’ll send it flying to a crazy place.

I feel like the second half of NARUTO, which received a lot of criticism, was also significantly influenced by editing.

Kishihachi has a black-and-white design that doesn’t really use tones.

Both enemies and allies twist and change shape, deploying weapons and repairing damage.

In combat, it’s difficult to distinguish between people by their colors and shapes, and I honestly can’t tell who’s who, which is confusing.

If you can’t clearly show the character’s position in the story, saying they are evil will leave the reader wondering how they should feel about it.

It’s just that it’s being exaggeratedly criticized online.

It’s the creator of Naruto.

It’s how it looks.

When you look closely, Katsuhachi’s expression is quite infuriating.

The interview manga was terrible too…

It’s not interesting when wordplay is done with things like keychains; it just makes it confusing.

It might be quite tough that there are only strange people saying weird things in this world.

Moreover, the strange things are so out of sync that it doesn’t lead to any humor…

I had a big global hit with my first serialization, so I didn’t have any experience with failure…

The scene where everyone just thought it was a normal fake, Haruna.

Samurai tend to disperse quickly if their character is decent.

Only those with a miserable personality who never admit their faults will survive at any time.

It remains a topic of conversation even after the serialization ends.

Is it okay to say it’s a very popular manga? Master…(cough)

When I see amateur creations like Narou or free games, the concept of karma is often portrayed so strongly that it feels excessive… yet it’s frequently treated as if it’s just a normal and natural good deed within the story.

I think this is actually quite well done for a commercial work that goes through editing.

Readers can only be taken aback by Katsu Hachi.

I didn’t realize that it was quite a significant revamp episode, with the makeover of the clumsy 88 and the introduction of Jaisune.

I didn’t understand the situation well.

I was doing things like making copies and a bunch of other stuff, but what is it?

Who was itsukara… the black guy who helped Bakuhachi?

Just looking at the simple setting, the idea of being invincible unless you admit defeat is just too stupid.

I was concerned not only about the sense of ethics but also about the inconsistency in the character’s tone in this scene.

Well, it might just have seemed unconvincing that it would lead to such a tone in the relationship.

Life

ki

Shame

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Isn’t it ridiculous that Nanashi (the older brother) died by committing seppuku on his own?

From around the second part of Naruto, it’s clear that the layout and editing influenced by the anime became uncontrollable, leading to many developments like that.

The author mentions that manga is basically an inferior version of anime, except for cost…

After hyping up the strongest tag team of cats and dogs,

Both of them were trapped in a different space! I thought it might be a bit much to do that.

The skill tree is a copy of Skyrim, and I said that other things were bad the other day, but…

Was that said back then too?

Because Nekohachi’s sense of ethics is also finished, I can’t say anything…

I definitely want Professor Kishimoto to mention Samurai 8 in a public setting someday.

Even though I’m saying various things here, if something strange is interesting, then there’s absolutely no problem.

Katsu Hachi Fake Theory

After getting my head chopped off and finally scoring a point against my opponent, saying “Yay!” and feeling victorious is just way too pathetic…

It seemed like Mom could help out together with Bakuhachi, too.

Why are you taking someone away as if abducting them the moment I take my eyes off?

It seems that the name “Kagizamurai” includes kanji numerals, but “Hanaichi” also includes them, which is not good.

It’s not good to just list settings, of course.

I think what’s really bad is that just looking at the revealed setting, it instantly feels shallow with a sense of “this is boring…”

It’s clear that I’m so focused on thinking about the setting that I haven’t considered at all how that setting will tie into the story going forward…

I think there’s still more interesting aspects to explore in the keychain settings…

The combination with the samurai and the uniqueness of each keychain…

It was a miracle with various things happening around the same time as Demon Slayer.

While it might work as a clever tactic in a match if you’re beheaded, it doesn’t mean anything in a training session, even if you use such a trick.

I don’t understand the tactics of battle at all.

The settings for the scatter body are often scrutinized, but the holder settings are also crazy.

It seems that you can freely transform and separate to guard as much as you want, and you can also make guns, but the limitations are unclear.

In this worldview, a mentality like Muzan’s is actually correct and strong for a samurai…

The scattering was really bad.

It’s not that you can’t lose if you’re physically targeted; as long as you don’t lose on a mental level, you haven’t lost.

That’s going to be a strong world view, and there’s no catharsis at all… right?

Are you saying that the ronin, who was not a samurai, acknowledged defeat somewhere in their heart?

Can you stop critiquing in such a serious tone…?

At least if either the neck or the stomach is cut, the body will explode and scatter.

Make it a setting with that level of tension…

People say the settings are too complicated, but each one seems interesting yet is not explored at all.

I think the biggest reason it has become difficult to read is the evasive phrases rather than the settings.

Gahachi… it’s your work.

I’m rereading Naruto right now, and it’s truly a masterpiece.

It’s fascinating how the same person can write such different works.

The star of 😉← Even if an unnamed person explains this, you won’t understand.

We have lost Giyu Tomioka…

If influenced by Battle Angel Alita

At least please properly imitate the scene where a cyborg’s motor burns out and their limbs become immobile during combat.

Even a hit writer is like that in their raw form.

The collection of quotes was quite fruitful.

The amazing sense of language remains unchanged.

I really liked the coloring in Gahachi, and since he has proper artistic skills, I hope he can succeed in other areas too.

I have to say, they’re naturally off in their understanding, so there’s really no need to deliberately mislead them.

It’s gone beyond a unique personality and has become a wild outburst.

Having a lot of evasive lines means that the main story is progressing slowly as well.

Even though there’s a whole episode dedicated to the appearance of Fudō Myōō, the story hardly progresses!

What works have characters with a sharp sense of ethics that require a retort?

I can only think of “Don’t say it’s a mystery.”

It was almost the same as what World Trigger was doing, like getting back at them with an unyielding spirit.

That was overwhelmingly more interesting over there, though.

The setting of the samurai won’t allow for any struggle, and you can’t become stronger with that setting…

Is Anne going to be okay after the final episode…?

Until then, everything had been dragged out for so long, so mastering all of the Golden Night Yasha style was refreshing!

It’s often said that “if you don’t acknowledge defeat, it’s a pointless win,” but I think that’s a bit off.

I expect the severity similar to the Derby battle in JoJo.

I believe that throughout the entire work, aspects like the princess’s living flower and the training to transform the samurai spirit into a sword were quite emphasized, at least when it comes to the state of one’s heart (regardless of the actual character’s personality portrayal).

I think about 20% of the rice balls are bad.

I should have done something completely different, but I ended up drawing a comic similar to the previous work. Why did that happen?

I’ve seen 8 and ♾️ at the end of the super-fast spinner…

Most people had a lukewarm reaction by the first episode.

There was no dramatic reason to specifically differentiate between samurai and warriors.

Since most of the enemies you fight are samurai, it doesn’t feel like samurai are valuable in that world when reading the manga.

Editing is important, huh…

Why is male chauvinism worsening because of NARUTO…?

However, the editor-in-chief ended up crying…

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I felt a strong sense of frustration when they easily did the one thing I desperately wanted them to stop.