Even though you’re carrying something called a “Komainu holder,” are you still being called a “lone wolf wandering the world”?

What is the junior champion rank…?

I dislike pretending to be someone I’m not… I can’t hide my true nature and be quiet.

Indeed, I am… (interrupted)

If the editor does their job properly…

Could it be that the bell on the chest is inspired by Doraemon…?

I think there must be various settings.

At least the information about “taking the komainu holder” doesn’t need to be mentioned again.

The holder for the komainu should be included in the monologue as a criterion for judgment, rather than in the dialogue.

Why has Sam8 become popular nearly five years after the serialization ended?

Well, this is a line from a game distributed by Nekohachi, so I can somewhat tolerate the excess information.

The eyes slip.

It’s amazing how incredibly uncool this panel is.

Even if they say it’s amazing for a komusubi to easily defeat someone without knowing why, it doesn’t really make sense.

Isn’t it okay to bluff at a level like a Yokozuna?

If the information is overwhelming in order to make things easier to understand, that’s still understandable.

Mr. Kishimoto is troublesome because he makes things complicated with too much information.

Why are there threads about Samurai 8 lately?

Did you do it for free?

I like the image that shows the first page of the new serialization by the author of BLEACH next to that of Sam8.

Even if I try hard to read the lines that are difficult to keep my eyes on, I’ll forget everything because it’s just a game, so it would be troublesome to be told later that important information was actually included.

Even if the strongest is at a master-level, it feels kind of off…

I think it’s about half due to the onigiri being messed with this much.

The first thing after the color pages is the game screen.

It’s a structure that totally surprises readers who thought the main part was finally beginning…

I thought I was doing my best to decode the information from the image starting from page 1, but…

“I didn’t need to make an effort to read the current information because it’s just a few pages game right now.”

The author really likes to take existing proper nouns and give them unique settings within the story.

I wish you would stop because it only makes it harder to understand while reading.

Sometimes it fits well, but basically, I lack naming sense.

Why is the rank of something called “holder” categorized as komusubi or yokozuna with foreign words as proper nouns…?

The relationship between the princess and the samurai barely remained, but things like the keychains were completely forgotten halfway through.

Well, I would like to see Sam 8, where Kishikage-sensei fully realized what they wanted to do without being canceled.

If you want to explain everything up to this point through dialogue, that’s definitely fine… but pause it for a moment and let the other person speak in a close-up, or use a past scene or background to convey it in the next panel.

The issue of excessive information is often seen in sci-fi genres.

There is a strange discrepancy added there, resulting in a mysterious flavor.

To be frank, holders are unnecessary, aren’t they?

Since Kishi Hachi has a disease of wanting to showcase animals, he probably won’t be able to compromise.

What the hell is that crappy manga boom all about?

Due to the celebration of the free public release during Golden Week, the boom of Zaosaga is returning.

Nature and Sam8 are also experiencing a resurgence once again.

Anpan is usable.

The drawing is at a professional level.

Since there are many bored anonymous people during GW, it’s an Dentsu conspiracy to promote a crappy manga and make them read it.

What is the artist doing now?

Sekiwake holder

Yasha’s top disciple.

Second generation of Kongou Yasharyu

Komainu holder

A lone wolf of wandering.

That’s a lot.

It’s not so much about packing in information, but in the case of Sam8, there are many things that, without later explanations, leave you wondering, “What was that…?”

In the thread image, there’s only talk around the Kongō Yasha style and the presence of characters that are cat (dog) and dog (cat) variants.

It’s the list of ordinary holder ranks or something that will come out later…

What is AT?

Sometimes I’m told to make it so that everything is conveyed through the dialogue, and it’s difficult.

🐞…

Even though there’s a distinctive partner, it feels like a lone wolf; anyway, it’s clear that there’s a desire for wordplay.

Even if you’re going to include everything, you don’t need to put it all in at once, right?

It ended up being nothing but a series of statements about the settings I wanted to reveal, asking what they actually mean.

What is AT…?

I don’t get the point.

I think this one is easier to read because it has rhythm, it’s a bug.

At the point of Naruto, there were many things that Naruto was allowed to do.

“It’s not XX! It’s YY! But it’s ZZ…!”

You like phrases like that, don’t you?

Called and liked samurai.

Since I don’t have any memory of the holder participating in battles and becoming a proper fighting force, it doesn’t matter what rank they are.

Naruto started off so well that it’s often viewed quite leniently.

Even though it’s based on a master cat motif, it’s not cute at all…

Naruto established its characters early on, so it was able to get through the tough times of the second part thanks to that foundation.

There wasn’t anything like that in Sam 8…

I think there was a determination to surpass NARUTO in some sense.

It feels like we’re pushing into a direction where there’s nothing but a cliff ahead, even if we try to cross over that way.

I only have the impression that it lasted well until volume 5.

Upon closer inspection, it has its head open and is projecting images from that creepy spine?

Was it not enough to just casually hand over the image data?

If it were still a decent story, Volume 10 would have been guaranteed.

It’s a bad habit that has built up to the point where you can just barely close your eyes, like towards the end of NARUTO.

I think it would have continued normally if it were the current Jump.

I’m not that opposed to using unique names for a one-time performance to create an impact.

This is just crammed in forcefully because I want to talk about the setting, but it ends up being meaningless due to the shifting.

Later, I laughed when it was revealed that the character was based on a rival.

It’s funny that in a highly advanced technological sci-fi world, data is transported via spinal cables.

There was indeed a NARUTO style, but it will be interesting to see how it will be utilized in future works.

“It’s like, of all places, you’re going to boost there~~”

It’s not a manga that is neither poison nor medicine.

There is power.

Samurai = The so-called military class of living beings.

Samurai = A warrior chosen by the god of war and transformed into a cyborg.

Ronin = A samurai without a princess.

It’s really uncool for a cocky punk to belittle himself by saying “I’m a ronin, you know.”

It’s strange to prioritize incorporating terminology from the story over establishing the character of the enemies I’m about to take down.

I think it could still have continued back then.

The new series that got canceled barely matched the sales of Samu 8, just like hair tying.

Isn’t it enough to just have a known alias here?

It is said that it is acceptable in today’s Jump, but back then, it was judged to be below Samu 8, even though it was a new series at the time.

It’s a unique quirk of the author, or rather a sense of language.

That’s not a strong point, right? Ah, it’s that author!

It’s rare to come across a manga that makes you think “this is no good” on the very first page.

What is the mandala that corresponds to Pandora?

Kata-hidari

I particularly like the numbers “3 2 1” that aren’t necessary.

The sense of having a long explanation that is hard to understand makes me lose the will to read it instantly.

This is impossible.

It’s on a different level compared to the trashy imitation of a jump we have now.

The sense is so authentic that it can’t be imitated; this is definitely something the person themselves thought of…

It’s really funny how the readers all come to the same conclusion.

During the serialization, it was said that wealth, righteousness, and courage were lost, but there were only collected volumes of Oka stacked up…

It was shocking to see someone who had been at the forefront of a weekly serialization drawing a comic that looked so amateurish.

I think Naruto wanted to incorporate elements of sci-fi, as they are sprinkled throughout the series.

It’s no good because you’re trying to shift it even though it’s already off.

If I just do it normally, it’s about the right amount of off.

I wonder why it feels grosser to see a head open and the spine sticking out than to see organs coming out or limbs flying off.

I think Katsuhachi was fatal.

I wonder what Hachimaru Papa’s fans are doing now.

Is the chicken ready yet?

Couldn’t create a boom, huh…

It basically gives the impression that a sense of naming doesn’t really improve much over the years.

It’s often the case that what one wants to draw and what is popular are usually different things.

I made it in time.

Hidan doesn’t say things like this.

Are you going to die from an explosion?

If it hadn’t been discontinued, Volume 36 would have been released on the 4th of this month.

The feeling of certainty that this is what 100% pure NARUTO would be like actually makes it more painful.

“There are really a lot of lines that sound like ‘You don’t need to say that now, right?'”

Regarding the spine, I thought it was okay to exchange stories about Smile Star…

I never figured out what the setting was.

It’s so unfortunate that Bakuhachi was told he was the only one who made it in time, helped, and then shown the exploding star with a smug face, saying, “That’s your star.”

A manga that only knows the quotes.

It felt like a condensed version of NARUTO when it was boring…

I still don’t understand the reasoning behind a cyborg being completely empty except for the spine, with no other parts remaining…

I think they just copied Gun Dream.

The dialogue is so much like Kishimoto’s that it made me painfully aware that Kishimoto is indeed the original creator.

The spaghetti was also crap.

To so easily gloss over my lines…

Is there a need for manga editors? This recurring topic often concludes that they are indeed necessary, as seen in the existence of Sam8.

A masterpiece that has become an example of how the importance of editing does not necessarily mean that it will sell just because it is heavily promoted.

Even Akira Toriyama benefited from editorial advice…

I remember the rap cola more.

Last Fantasy

I laughed when I realized that Final Fantasy actually explained things in a way that’s easy to understand.

Personally, I don’t think it’s that bad to pack information that can be skipped into small segments.

Compared to the opening color page, this is cute.

Kishikage-san can come up with really cool designs and compositions when given feedback, so a capable editor who can express themselves properly is needed.

Shueisha wants to help the people who create the artwork.

I thought that Kishi Hachi was the kind of person who could come up with cool names like Zabuza or Gaara, as well as more casual names like Kakashi Hatake or Iruka Umino, showing a wide range in style. So when I heard that Zabuza and Gaara were editing proposals, I was like, “Oh…”

I see, if it’s just Kishihachi, no cool names come to mind…

It was also Ikekage’s job to correct the white for others.

I wonder what would have happened if it had been served as is, with the bear.

There is no doubt that the author has the extraordinary potential to create a big hit.

It made me understand that editing is necessary to dilute the strong quirks as they are too pronounced.

The author is naturally out of sync.

The editor who is spaced out and unable to point it out.

The editor-in-chief with poor judgment who sheds tears over receiving such a one-episode manuscript.

Only when these three come together can such a manga pass the serialization meeting; it’s truly a harmonious trio.

A remarkable manga that references “Final Fantasy” and “Stand Up, Wataru Igarashi.”

Surely, no one would understand…

It’s hard to describe things like the Zong and the Cloud Hidden Ninja Technique names.