How To Create Fight Scenes In A Manga

[@majinya6199]

When i was writing a draft of a manga story a few years ago, I found it very hard to keep track of every character, Around the 4th arc I had about 4 main characters and needing to remember what each is doing during the fight was hard

[@Aqua_The_Banana_Lover]

THANK YOU!!

[@midnightXcross]

Thank you for watching!!

[@Deere5]

Thank you so much for this

[@midnightXcross]

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[@Driger1792]

Love this video

[@midnightXcross]

Thanks!

[@soapyrainmaker5367]

thank you!!!

[@midnightXcross]

Thank you for watching!

[@JarelHines-p4b]

Can I request ,about how to make a character profile?

[@prathameshrana2099]

Can you show how to do the plot, plot twist, and how the story moves forward without boring the reader, and is unpredictable, and how every event connects. Just go in deep and advance plot because Every beginner already know about genre, 3 acts etc etc. But they probably don't know how to make the plot unpredictable, how different events connect to each other. Also this video might get big.

[@midnightXcross]

Thanks! I already have a video about this topic here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGSlhnSgpKZ2lbM

[@jillianefaithcobre8637]

Thanks for the video that you as I commented you, but I mean. Can you make a video about iconic anime pose especially fighting after you made a video before making other videos that I told you. Sorry, for my misinterpretation.😅

[@midnightXcross]

It's okay! I actually recorded this video before you left your other comment, and it just happened to also be about fight scenes haha. I still intend to make a video about fighting poses in the near future. 😊

[@jillianefaithcobre8637]

@ Okay.😊

[@adamshafeeq8685]

You ever had that moment when you listen to someone talking about why they write the stories they make and thought "dang, why couldn't i make stuff like that as a kid?" Anytime i listen to someone talk about why they make the things they make like comics or movies, i feel insecure about my own reason as to why i make stories. My insecurity is made worse if the author's backstory dates back to when they were a kid I used to have characters and stories of my own that i made as a kid but they had next to no potential for a reboot plus they were kinda cringe. Luckily for me, they're long forgotten. I do have better writen characters but they're more recent which leads to a not so interesting story as to why i made them.

[@midnightXcross]

Your comment made me think about a number of interesting things, and I hope I can describe my thoughts accurately through words. I believe any age is a good time to start creating, whether you are young or old. The important part is to enjoy the process. I think it's important to keep in mind that people describing the stories they created as kids are adults now, and are therefore able to describe their thought process and stories from when they were young more accurately. I know that if I were to describe stories or manga I created when I was young, I would be able to describe it more in the way I intended for it to be as a kid, which is likely very inaccurate to how it actually appeared. I think when we look back at stories we wrote as children, it is easier to daydream and follow your imagination, because as kids, imagination is the core of creation. That's not to say, however, that you cannot also do this as an adult. Many very successful creators started at a much older age. But the important part is to write with the imagination that you may have had if you were writing as a child. Due to life circumstances, some people may not have the chance to fully allow themselves to imagine or have fun creating, especially if growing up in a difficult environment. But there are always chances to reimagine this as an adult, and it is never too late to start creating no matter your age.