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[Silver7]

1. Can you also tell me if you love it when you get feedback from people about your work or is it that feedback is not that important to you?

2. Do you have dreams of getting your story a short animation some day?

[AlSanders]

This is my story, it’s called The Shadow of Spirit. I know you’re not familiar with it yet, but I kindly ask you to give it a chance.

The story follows Kaito on his journey of revenge. The combat system is based on Spirits, and those who can control them are known as Possessors.

The entire world is completely original and created by me.

I truly hope to make my dream come true one day — to see my story become an anime, just like The Beginning After the End, which was published right here on Tapas.

Link to story: https://tapas.io/series/The-Shadow-of-Spirit-

[wolflu66]

I feel really happy when I see someone carefully reading my comic and giving feedback, and also when someone draws fanart of my characters.

I really hope my work gets adapted into an anime or live-action film, but the chances of that happening are probably even lower than winning the lottery jackpot.

[AlSanders]

Keep trying, my friend , it’s not necessarily impossible.

[Aeneas1]

Generally, until recently, I have made it clear that I have never pretended to like feedback. This is because, sometimes, I take things far more personally than I should. However, I do like positive comments, especially those that commend my worldbuilding and creativity.

In terms of whether Nixvir would be adapted into a short animation, if there is one thing you should know about me, it’s that I am extremely protective of my stories, so, even if Hollywood approached me and asked to adapt Nixvir, I’d tell them to get lost. I have seen what they’ve done to film adaptations of books, from Felix Salten’s (NOT Disney’s) Bambi to the Land of Oz books and even to the Mary Poppins books. I am one of the few who remember what they did to the Wardstone Chronicles movie.
However, a non-Hollywood but also non-Japanese studio I could collaborate with.

[Mohini9000]

Haru and Tsukasa. It's a lighthearted (well, most of the time) slice-of-life webcomic about a tomboy and a femboy. Even though it's main genre is slice of life, there are some chapters that deviate from it ever so slightly. Those ones are my favorites!

I love it when I get feedback, because I love hearing what others have to say about my webcomic!

If Haru and Tsukasa were to get a short, it would most likely be an indie endeavor with me guiding the production because Haru and Tsukasa wouldn't be commercially viable, and besides, it's a kinda personal project of mine.

Read Haru and Tsukasa | Tapas Web Community

The episode in question, and the least commercially viable of them so far:

Read Haru and Tsukasa :: chill pill | Tapas Community

Though I will be releasing some commercially viable series in the near future.

[justincarbunkle]

1. I want as much feedback as possible. I need to know what people like and dislike about my comic so I can keep improving it.

2. Yes. I already have one, a 11 minute Xmas special, but I also want to produce a half hour pilot episode next year.

Read Free Falling | Tapas Web Community

[Silver7]

Has anyone ever messaged you about your comic before?

[BlengiMan]

1. I feel like criticisms are probably useful. I think I know where I'm bad at writing and art, but that's really a subjective thing, and if audiences enjoy what I don't, I'd atleast like to know so that I could come to a compromise.

2. It'd be sick to have one. I could imagine how cool the soundtrack would be, while I'd over see the project and add some kinda metal/grunge influence to add that teenage moodiness that inspired me to even write comics(and also because it's what inspires my stories, kinda). Tbh, I prefer comics, since it means that people are actually spending more time looking at my drawings lol

[Mohini9000]

Not much online, though I've gotten nothing but positive comments on the internet. The bulk of the constructive criticism comes from people I know IRL. Other than that, not very often.

[megumibex]

1. I struggle with feedback, even tho it definitely helps me in the long run. I try to develop a heart of stone, but it's still painful for me when something I've written falls flat. That said, it's a lot less lonely than writing only for myself, and I'm grateful for every piece of advice I receive. Hopefully I'll get stronger as I continue to practice.

2. Sure, so long as my characters are all given super sexy voices lol.

Here's my story:

Boys Love ・ Harem ・ Slow burn ・ Historical Setting

Rae's father, the Shak, is dead. As his only son, Rae is the new Shak.

Rae must grapple with newfound power, deep-seated trauma, and a troublesome step-family. All while pursued by a suave nobleman, a ruthless assassin, and an enigmatic healer, and a foreign prince!

(New episodes weekly!!)

Read The Barbarian's Tale :: Chapter 1: Part 1 | Tapas Community

[kyupol]

1) yes. Good or bad feedback doesn't matter

2) yes

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[ori-taggart]

We meet again!

I want this series to have it's anime/animated cartoon adaptation. I feel like in ten years from now is absolutely possible. Who knows

Also yes feedback would always be appreciated, the nuance being that there are story beats that are already cemented, but there's always room to improve!

Synopsis: Two men living in one of the craziest countries to ever exists on planet earth, now at the mercy of an epidemic where people develop random super powers and an underground organisation tries to suppress them as much as possible.

Read Jano & Clark: Universal Nightmare System | Tapas Web Community

[jwabeasley]

I appreciate any and all feedback. The best is when a reader reacts with the emotion you're trying to evoke! It's also great if someone tells me that some specific aspect isn't working for them, that way I can see if I have a way to address it.

I wouldn't mind an animation, but for any adaptation I'd want a veto power over it in case they decided to gut the work and add elements that don't belong. Fortunately, that's not an issue that's likely to come up. The only webcomics I know of that became animated series happened because the creators were already animators (or similar) with a lot of connections in the industry to begin with.

[MattiesMoments]

1. I LOVE feedback! I honestly wish more people would leave me some. I haven't had too many comments on my novel yet. I find it super helpful when working on edits for the final version of the book.
2. YES! Oh my god that would be AMAZING! Right now though, I just want more subscribers and feedback. I want people to find and love the story and characters as much as I do.

Dystopian

Read Veil of Ashes | Tapas Web Community

[MissPaige36]

The Clueless Prince is a story about someone who ends up in an otome game as a support character. He has to avoid death flags and assist the heroine from behind the scenes… but he’s not very good at it. The story can get dark and sad at times but there’s a lot of funny moments and characters. There’s also romance and “who’s the ML” but uh… I doubt I’m good at hiding it.

Read The Clueless Prince | Tapas Web Community

To answer the questions, I don’t mind feedback. It’s my choice whether to take it or not. I usually don’t take it badly unless it’s worded badly. Plus, I don’t have to respond or acknowledge it but I enjoy replying whenever someone does give feedback.

And for the second question, I would love something like that but I’m already grateful with what I have. I like to draw so I enjoy adding drawings inside of certain chapters of my story (only recently though lol). So while it’s no short animation, it’s something at least? Here’s some that I’ve drawn!

[blitz_kreed]

I just dropped the first few episodes of Aurexis, a story about a boy who loses everything in one night — and the world that refuses to let him walk away unchanged.

Futuristic cities. Supernatural clans. Brothers who push each other to the breaking point. And a revenge story that slowly mutates into something far more dangerous.

I'd love to hear feedback since that can help me shape out my story down the line.

My Dream is that one day my Story gets its own Webtoon Adaptation and if possible, an Anime.

Read Aurexis | Tapas Web Community

[deedee]

You know it's bad when BOTH Seo and Lexi end up screaming on top of a toilet together
Thankfully Matteo arrives like: “Move.”
Don’t miss it in The American Stuck in Korea!

Read The American Stuck In Korea :: Safe Travels | Tapas Community

[Janime_draws]

1. I don't mind getting feedback as long as it's reasonable and helpful and not insulting. Sometimes the feedback you get, gives you good ideas.

2. I don't mind if my story does get a short animation one day. It would be like a dream come true.

Here is my webtoon. It's called The Silver Rose.

Read The Silver Rose | Tapas Web Community

The Silver Rose

[Lingering_Wanderer]

1. I don't mind feedback as long as it is constructive.

2. I think having someone recommend my work to others is the dream XD

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