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The Japanese webcomics market, when compared to South Korea's, seems a bit underdeveloped. As I said, the market is heavily dominated by S. Korean companies, I guess Japanese readers love those reincarnation romances.. Comico and Renta are some of Japanese companes that deal with comics. The Shonen …
The closest the Japanese have to Tapas is https://piccoma.com/web/ but it appears to be region locked. Before that it got region locked it has several Kakaopage webtoons and some Tapas webtoons like The Beginning After the End. As to what kind of webcomic platforms exist in Japan, the market is ut…
That's odd, I thought I replied to somebody else. Oh well.
They still haven't release the full version of the Duck Tales Theme? Let me fix that.
That's nothing compared to Japanese manga with "champion" and Chinese webtoons with "cultivation" in their titles.
If you're looking for He-man media that seems to "get" Masters of the Universe, comics books seems to do that.
I do think Kevin Smith should have been a bit more honest maybe being misleading. However, just double down on that hill that's killing his credibility among fans. Still it spawned some memes like this.
I gotta say the flame wars over this happened because an insider leaked what "Masters of the Universe" was really about to a youtuber.
Smith got a lot of flak for doing that. He said it was suppose to be about He-man but he's apparently missing for most of the season.
Bow down to the new Master of the Universe I guess?
The only way you say?
Ah a person with cultured 16-bit taste. I give it the distinction of having most summons and playable characters any FF games.
25th Baam finally finds out who his parents are and his connection to King Zahard. Baam's real name really was Jyu Viole Grace. Baam finally breaks off from Rachel and has a reason to climb to tower other than chasing her. War break out between the factions that hate Zahard (FUG, other enemies of hi…
I think you're overthinking a minor detail. The Philosopher's Stone is just a reference to a sought after alchemy artifact that can transmutate lead into gold.
DC seems to have better animated and TV shows while Marvel has better live action movies.
I know there's a real fear the Oda about never finishing One Piece. He had some stress related problems in the past and he's been working on his manga for over 10 years.
Given what I know about Korean pop culture this makes a lot of sense. They do love online gaming and fried chicken.
Maybe because LINE Webtoons standards are in sync with Naver Webtoons'. I recall Naver's target demographic is maybe 13 and above. Tapas' target audience is older teens and young adults.
I suppose it's better than trying to learn Japanese. The writing system is rather arcane and obscure.
I'm not sure, the webtoons were adaptions of exist comics made to introduce DC characters to younger readers. Like the Marvel webtoons at Daum but those a original stories rather than adaptions. The DC webtoons might be a worth a look at since they're comic book pages converted to the webtoon format…
This gets even better: I didn't Kakaopage was working with DC to make webtoon versions of Wonder Woman, Batman, and Justice League.
I'd say the rather intrusive editorial mandates that comes with every creator made manga (excepting adaption of LNs)
We live in age where Marvel and DC aren't biggest comics publishers it's Scholastic. People have been talking about how manga is going dominate the comics market but it seems to gone unnoticed that Koreans are slowly dominating the webcomic market.
It's the Japanese language version of a Tapas webtoon by Ratique.
Well, if you're wondering what this might mean for some creators: You might not read Japanese but you can recognize the author's name.
Kakao/Daum has a presence here for quite a while, it's just nobody noticed it because people think webtoons, they think LINE Webtoons even though Kakaopage is Naver Webtoons biggest competitor in Korea. I mean how many people here know that most of translated webtoons here are from Kakaopage? I gu…
You should to that since many studios are in Tokyo, the city has a really high cost of living. Plus, I'm not sure a lot foreigners are ready to deal with the karoshi work culture.
I won't name names but some kids shows feel like at times they're aimed at young adults while not appealing to kids that much.
It reads like somebody never heard of Sturgeon's Law.
Uh, do they own an animation studio yet?