What Happened to Chainsaw Man's Art Style?

[@felixthecat403]

I totally agree, but one detail you did not mention is the anatomy in part 2. Clearly, Fujimoto has been studing a bit because characters look more realistic within the proportions and mostly the volumes. They now look more 3d. He also draws lips thicker

[@GoshaVivisektor]

Sounds pretty similar to Araki's artstyle evolution

[@smirg2975]

In early part 2 now idk

[@thedude203]

his anatomy is horrible rn wdym.

[@CalmTrickster03]

I totally agree. Compared with Denji's face from Parts 1 and 2, the latter feels awkward, and the thicker outline doesn't help either. Speaking of outlines, some people defend Part 2 art style when there's a scene of someone drawn very poorly holding a realistic, well-detailed gun. Guns in CSM used to be visually shocking; with the context of Part 1, a character holding a gun feels like an "Oh sh*t!" moment, and although the weapon is detailed, the art style at the time isn't sloppy, which makes an odd yet nice contrast between the characters and the guns that blends pretty well. In Part 2, guns aren't intimating because of their demise in Part 1, and characters are drawn poorly as the art style declines, creating a hilarious "all for the wrong reason" contrast that ruins intense or impactful scenes. I hope Reze doesn't return, as I'm afraid of seeing her in the current art style.

[@felixthecat403]

@@thedude203 huh ? Clearly Fujimoto's artstyle is not at its best but that is due to the line work, construction is most of the time kinda good and well, a lot more muscular and realistic than winthin part 1. It is obvious Fujimoto has improved his capacitys but lately the drawings do feel rushed

[@Okkotsu86275]

Fujimoto’s style fits the story he is telling so well in Chainsaw Man. It’s simple but unique.

[@CapProGames]

Just like the manga itself.

[@RealSweatyGamer]

@@CapProGames that's what he said bruh

[@mrhyypnotic]

Its not simple lol

[@qwirkt]

@@mrhyypnotic The one simple thing is all women in Pt2 looking the same, aside from that it's pretty beautiful

[@marukori234]

I think it has to do with his 3 best assistants no longer working for him they are busy working on their own manga Dadadan, Spy Family, and Hell's paradise

[@bignoob2726]

I still have to read spy x family and hell's paradise😢

[@brawnizaa1275]

everyone says this but I really hate this argument. if his assistants are no longer working for him why not hire other good assistants? I hope he does

[@MrMon-vv8ms]

@@brawnizaa1275I think he said he’s more comfortable without assistance

[@MrMon-vv8ms]

But I may be wrong

[@firefistgambino9930]

@@MrMon-vv8ms Also Idk how true this is but month ago I told theres been an assistant shortage in Japan. So he probably just cant find one

[@p.m3163]

His assistants all tend to be very skilled artist and that could be why so many of the backgrounds have so much detail when the characters in them are drawn in the normal sketchy style

[@Prometheonlol]

its either that or look back was extremely literal and the part of him that loves drawing is a background artist

[@cloudyrice497]

I remember watching a video on manga assistants and I think that a lot of the time due to time constraints the backgrounds can be traced from images (either taken by the mangaka or assistants themselves or from stock photos). Although they do draw them by hand a lot of the time too.

[@bignoob2726]

I've been reading so much manga that my brain basically animates the fight scenes now

[@himayamata]

The Karaoke chapter got me confused. I did not catch that Fumiko was singing when Denji was attacked

[@AshiTakeshi]

Normal for me

[@viiHearts]

csm probably has one of the most unique artstyles ive ever seen

[@Non.like.prince]

I can't credit fujimoto for the background cause his assistants draw it

[@zizouw9]

Exactly

[@duser]

Fujimoto draws like he's filming a movie. There are so many panels where i stop and go, "damn that is a spectacular shot" as if my mind filled in the movement and made it into a real movie somehow.

[@myuinz]

this happens with a lot of mangas. the mangakas are pushed out to release chapters more and more often (especially when it’s a very popular manga/anime!) so the work often becomes rushed and sketchy to the point the main characters become unrecognizable. it just really depends, a lot tend to crumble under pressure and soon enough their work becomes less visually pleasing while others actually improve from such pressures, their work becoming more detailed. it doesn’t help that chainsaw man already was quite sketchy and now the recent chapters you can’t even make out what’s going on. i bought the recent volume, 17 and my eyes went wide because …wtf was happening?!?! it looked like my sketchbooks when im brainstorming ideas and making thumbnails for next pieces i want to do. being an artist myself, my style is always quite sketchy as well but i always take time to atleast fix it up so it’s easy to make out certain body parts and the pose. i hope maybe fujimoto tones down the sketchiness and cleans up his lines a little bit so it’s easy to make out what’s going on and certain details rather it going into the backgrounds.

[@leod_d8512]

Don't forget that Fugimoto didn't draw this manga all by himself. Correct me if I'm wrong, but some of his assistants did a major part in making this manga's art (mainly backgrounds, i guess) more appealing to readers. The most talented of them after the part 1 got their own serialisations and now work on their own projects (DanDaDan, Hell's Paradise authors for example). That is, I think, the main reason why the CM pt.2 looks worser to the audience.

[@animewolf7921]

They did most of the background work. And part 2's background doesn't look bad at all. The problem is with what fujimoto is doing, like the art of the recent chapter (164) is worse than the other chapters.

[@scalzacrosta5300]

@@animewolf7921 I don't think it's worse than the rest, it's just been a steady downgrade from around volume 14: lines have gotten thicker and cleaner, meaning he's probably working on a smaller size with very high compensation from the pen (it's called stabilization and essentially straightens your lines on digital art, Tatsuki is probably overusing this to draw less, he did say he didn't like dawing anymore...).

[@revengefulsouls5201]

@@animewolf7921 yeah bro is really tired and mostly likely gonna stop drawing after he’s done with csm

[@mrhyypnotic]

It’s common thing assistants draws backgrounds, Kishimoto talked about that

[@TheOneWhoLeftItAllBehind666]

Worser? Tf 😂 that’s not even a word

[@vigivigi9819]

i always feel like fujimoto encaptured all cool things i have seen as a kid like flcl, monster by urasawa, evangelion, japanese pop punk, some american movies that played in the middle of the night in my country tv, and other top shonen manga. that's what makes me comfortable when reading his works, it always feel personal and exciting since i can feel those experiences again in a new story and style. I also think that the artstyle changes is also depends on fujimoto's watch lists that changing as time goes.

[@SamTheGumMan117]

The transformations and close ups of characters look so damn great and liking Fujimoto's energy rn

[@animeloverhaven]

I love CSMS unique art style

[@DASHNOD]

​@shenxi chainsaw man's

[@mycrushisapotato2741]

​@shenxi I love cp!!!!

[@TheLocalAngryKid]

@shenxicyberpunk that’s a game

[@TheViolentPacifist999]

@@TheLocalAngryKid thats a fuckin genre bruhhhh. CP77 is the game. CP: ER is the anime. CP77: PL is the dlc.

[@Possfur]

⁠@shenxiconsidering how this is on a chainsaw man video you should be able to tell what it means

[@superdoodzz]

fujimoto said he doesn’t want to draw anymore and just write

[@neolight7149]

Finally someone who doesn’t complain about his artstyle and I think he felt burnout after all that shit

[@pangolin1489]

When I was catching up with the latest 5-10 chapters of csm, I noticed how the style no longer looked like what we usually see from Fujimoto at all. I thought that the brush size seemed a lot bigger and the lineart looked a lot cleaner, which ended up making everything look like it was from a mid-tier anime, especially with zoomed out shots of characters which looked horrible. I'm glad other people have noticed and that it's not just my imagination. I would much rather Fujimoto took twice the time to come out with chapters if in meant we could get the usual quality of art because the art (imo) is one of the best parts of csm and contributes HEAVILY to the mood and stuff.

[@maatlagababotse1235]

didnt he have an interveiw where he said he wants to do more writing than the art, I remember sufference talking about it

[@watchmehope6560]

Yes. He's burnt out and obviously overworked

[@Mr.Eggthreal]

@@watchmehope6560yeah that makes sense. Fujimoto often releases 1 chapter a week and sometimes it’s biweekly. Fujimoto used to have assistants that would help him out with things such as the background but rn they are working on different mangas. Drawing can take a long time even simple comics can take a while. Fujimoto has to draw and write the entire chapter without the people that helped him out the most.

[@aaronchristanto]

i felt weird when i see the recent art style... like for the last 3 recent chapters they focused on the background rather than the characters... i tried comparing chapter 119 and chapter 164 to see the difference in art style for both Denji and Asa's faces and both of their faces has less texturing... linework is a rougher and thicker in recent chapters

[@emilioconejeros6531]

Idk I like it. I wonder if people were like this to jojo's going from part 1 to part 2, with an evolving art style and a new story

[@Uncreative_Username]

As an artist who’s working on a webcomic myself I honestly feel we should cut Fujimoto a bit of slack, if you focus too much on the art of your story then the writing will turn into shit, if you focus too much on the story, the art will downgrade in quality. The comic I’m making is in full color and I’m focusing on a suspense/psychological horror which is DRASTICALLY different than the production of shonen/action comics which requires studying more on anatomy, and impact pauses/natural fighting techniques be translated into drawing

[@Shoda0197]

knowing this dude he probably reset his settings on fire alpaca and is too lazy to fix it.

[@milicabojic9434]

These are some of my favourite videos on YT keep em coming

[@ShonenOuji]

Thank you!

[@C052-ip9zs]

Whales are cool animals.

[@zomrai]

i agree

[@PrapaThep]

I agree

[@denjiisabendy3539]

I agree

[@radicalred6026]

I disagree

[@romeomaraboli8826]

Are bugs technically animals?

[@hxhfan099]

i’ve been waiting for you to do a bid about chainsaw man since it’s my favourite anime ever!

[@JamPierreRow]

check out go go loser ranger

[@sp1tza]

fr its actually peak

[@f.entanyl]

csm has a unique artstyle and especially the animation and i hope it forever stays that way. The one thing i rlly like abt it is that the artstyle is not goofy and when i say goofy i mean when funny things happen the characters turn goofy and the atmosphere turns childish too and some examples are JJK and other animes but chainsaw man never does that and when funny things happen it is still funny without needing to be goofy

[@tartali63]

3:29 this kind of scares me for how they will do the anime adaptation. for example when makimas speech bubble went over the doors speech when telling denji not to open the door, or the parallels between akis snowball fight and gun fight stuff. how the hell will they perfect this?

[@gerrardthemagnificent5960]

Grateful to this video for making me look at early part 1 panels again. Part 1 Katana Man was super well drawn for no reason and I love it

[@bunnyfreakz]

Background usually drawn by assistant.

[@osricen]

Imagine working hard to be better at your art and people complaining you're changing... 😂

[@eliasmaissour437]

I guess he might either be trying to change up the look and tests different styles or the drawing getting rougher and sketchier is done on pupose following what is happening in the story and there'll be something major down the road. so purposefully "ruinning" some aspect in order to make an important event really stand out like what black cloverdid with lucifero's defeat to reveal lucius's caracter and that worked even though it was very criticised before the reveal. But he knows what he's doing so there's a reason behind all this

[@theoriginalman9426]

Oooooooooooooooooooooor the most obvious being that he's burnt out and his art really has gotten less appealing and that its not some kind of big change

[@eliasmaissour437]

@@theoriginalman9426 I'm just guessing here ;-; burning out is the most obvious answer and I did have to wait a few years for ruri dragon to come back because of the author burning out

[@muwvana]

let fujimoto cook guys

[@hawaiianhulk]

No you literally said what I’ve been thinking, I’m hoping it’s just a akward period and we get some of that begging of part 2 art soon🙏

[@Revealingstorm.]

Early part 2 is the best the manga has ever looked

[@sushigooo8061]

Id say as an artist, its understandable. I know there are some changes and the way you approached the situation was veey neutral and nice. I see lots of non artists critique work all the time with no knowledge just assuming artists do it on purpose. We get tored and he is writing this all in the moment and even though he probably has assistants, drawing is very jard and tiring. It's not "oooh, i draw for twn hours, how relaxing. I have natural talent and eveything comes with ease." No. Thats not a thing. Also art improves constantly and goes through changes. To keep a line for line same artstyle limits artistic growth. Its clearly still his work and art style but the minor changes show growth, new influences, overall change as we get more comfortable with art and he probably is tired.

[@ilovecookingmama]

I feel like you could really see how before, the lines had variations from thick to thin, and with how "rough" the artstyle looked, it fit very well, I absolutely love the artstyle for csm. For thicker lineart without any kind of variation it just looks plain, especially with how the characters look more realistic than stylized. Thick line art doesn't always work for such artstyles. Also, since his assistants now have their own mangas to work on, things could get a little more rushed behind the scenes. And with how deadlines work, this could be a major reason as to why it looks so plain, because he can't make touchups to the characters/have his assistants to do some touch ups to make it more appealing. Otherwise, I honestly think if people start reading from the start to the recent chapters you usually just kind of get used to the art style and don't really notice much of the changes in his art so I don't think it's that much of a big deal.

[@Cho0segoose]

I think it's important to note that you can align the frequency of breaks he's been taking with the downgrade in art. Perhaps there's things that he's going through in his personal life that are affecting his work schedule and art. Or maybe he's just feeling burnt out

[@Caca-yq2di]

The art now does not look like a transition stage to me. It simply looks rushed. Many mangakas’ works at some point start looking messy when they sorta burn out and not want to spend as much time on the manga anymore. It’s a more prominent case with long ongoing stories. I don’t think it should be a big mystery or a big argument

[@Olive_Thunder]

I was actually reading chainsaw man the past two days. As I finished part one and went to part two, I noticed a slight difference in the art style.

[@badpiggy4177]

Something important to note is that the author of Dandadan was still Fuji's assistant back during P1. I guarantee if you take some of your favourite panels from P1 and compare the art style with Dandadan, you'll notice quite a lot of sumiliarities lol. Let it be with the general level of detail, or even with how motion is depicted. Not to say Fuji's bad at art or anything ( neither am I throwing shade on any assistant he has currently ). Personally I think P2's art looks good. Heck, Fuji's even gotten better at facial expressions lol ( every Asa panel is testament to that ) I just think that this is worth noting

[@iannz0]

I think its mostly because in the recent chapters he has been pumping these out with 1 hand to draw

[@lIlusions]

i knew the artwork changed, something felt off about it in the new chapters. im guessing its because of the weekly deadline and because of his assistants now focusing on their own manga.

[@bryangarcia4800]

I just read VOL 15 and idk I gotta say I’m just here for the ride no matter how it plays out🙂

[@knoxxx272]

W mentality. trust in fujimoto. let that man cook. idt he took a 2 yr break for part 2 to just to make it mid.

[@toadsaage7711]

I’d love to see a “What Happened to Hiro Mashima’s Art Style?”. Looking over the changes in his art from the beginning of Rave Master all the way to current Edens Zero/Dead Rock. I definitely understand if that would be too long of a video, so I’d be ok with you doing a video just on Fairy Tail’s art style since Mashima’s art went through the most change in that series

[@ShonenOuji]

Definitely on my list. I’ll probably do it in three parts.

[@LynnieTheAnimeKing]

Been waiting for this one

[@tee-p6f]

i love his art its my favorite oat. the sketchy style is really cool and more relatable. and in part 2 he really took it up with shading. even when his art has declined the shading is on top.

[@nexgen6249]

all the background are done by his assistance not him so it makes sense , i mean he gave them the idea but yea 2:00

[@Thiago_morreu]

Fujimoto studied dogs in Fire Punch two! 💀

[@Smashedpotao]

I mostly think the way he used to draw eyes changed most. I mean if you compare any girl from pt 1’s eyes to asa’s eyes then you’d most likely see a difference.

[@justingarcia6729]

I love these videos about changes in art style you gonna do one piece at some point?

[@ShonenOuji]

Thanks Justin. Honestly made my day. And yes buttt that’s gonna be awhile. That might even have to be a 2 part video.

[@yasutorasado6971]

The style is now more profesional and from the start of part two was better, but rn i kinda miss the sketchiness of p1

[@vomilksined8047]

no lol, mb backgrounds

[@unbelievablegaming497]

nah man you can literally see most of the fight scenes being rough, Part 1 chainsaw man had cleaner sketching and shading compared to part 2

[@smirg2975]

Early part 2 had the best art

[@nayansnowflakes9415]

Can you make a video on Vagabond art style evolution. Might be a tough video but it would be an interesting study. 😊😊

[@pyrozhock]

Omg! I'm russian and because of translation I've foundout thist detail about Reze's monologue only now

[@mondohermano8953]

Fujimotos style peaked in part 1 and in part 2 it jus feels like hes doing a chore

[@yukiruu00]

Yup the whole aesthetic is off

[@mystrenula3911]

I honestly liked Earl part 2 better than part 1 but the art has slowly degraded over time

[@tomkulczewski]

Why has nobody mentioned the fact part 2 is drawn directly for digital media (manga plus) and so the lines tend to be thicker and the details get lost since every feature is exaggerated? Gotta admit it's gotten worse as of late, but you can definitely notice it since the beginning of part 2. Also all of Fujimoto's assistants from part 1 went on to create some astonishing mangas: Dandadan, Spy x Family, Hell's Paradise and now Centuria lmao

[@Cra3ture]

It's a bias of reading it week to week vs binging. CSM will always feel the punchiest when you binge it. It's not the art, its the way you read it. The art style changes with the pacing of the story sort of like someone is reading too fast.

[@kingslayerx1716]

can you do one of these for jjk if you already havent? also good vid

[@RoR_BunnyZapp_01]

Chainsaw man , Dandadan , kaiju no. 8, and kagurabachi are the only mangas I’m fully caught up on working on opm and sakamoto days

[@Yoru-vp1yx]

to be honest, i like the part 2 art so much ( and probably part 1 ), fujimoto is clearly exhausted so the best for him is to actually atleast do a monthly release so he gets better rest and we get better quality but i dont think hes really exhausted he is probably cooking something

[@DonnellGreen]

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[@DonnellGreen]

CSM #1

[@DonnellGreen]

no other manga is on chainsaw man level

[@JustJagsOG]

I would like to think the art style for part 2 matches the empty/messy feeling that denji is feeling and how doesn't know what he wants with his life anymore.

[@KATinBLACK]

I was kinda thinking I don’t see anything off BUT I hadn’t kept up since the Maximum the Hormone fight so I hadn’t noticed these more recent changes. The changes over time are subtle but they made me like CSM more as they went. He’s still young so I look forward to how his art will continue to change over the years

[@escorpiongames6448]

The script of the newer chapters is as good as ever, but the drawing and paneling have worsen, not due to them being more "sketchy", but probably because Fujimoto is tight on time, I've heard he no longer has assistants, so that might be why the artwork has worsen as of late.

[@dryve4427]

I think his older art is really iconic, but i also like his newer art style, it's more mature to me, and his art is more rushed so i think if he had more time and help it would look even better

[@skullknight4579]

You've seen the new manga centuria by his former assistant, perhaps the man was being carried by his his assistant..................is what I would say if I didn't know better lol

[@mr.salammi113]

A big difference is also the lack of the pure black shading he used to use

[@Possfur]

I think the new art is cool looking despite being rushed

[@davelo3506]

Fujimoto once said that if anyone doesn't give him first prize in his painting class when he was a teen he was gonna blow the place up....he got 2nd

[@deepfriedwoomy6969]

although i agree with most the thoughts given on the final part, i have to disagree with the "worse" choreography. Late Part 2 has had some of the most tense and wild sequences in Chainsaw Man yet. Chapter 134's final part with Denji mindlessly staring into the TV and losing it when the fake Chainsaw Man comes onto screen Chapter 136's second page is also very clever, reusing the same panel of Denji's dim expression showing just how little he cares. Chapter 137's ChuChu Lovely MuniMuni fight scene is a great example of this, the crude meaning of the song paired with the out of place Fumiko singing and the random violence from the armed men is peak Chainsaw action. Chapter 140 Barems interaction with Denji is awkward and off putting just as intended Chapter 144 Nail FIend. That's all I need to say Chapter 145 the Kumbaya singing melting into Yoshida's attack on Asa is absolutely stunning Chapter 150 is also graphed beautifully, watching Denji confront Pochita and decide to move forward as Chainsaw Man Chapter 151 has one of the best moments in the entire series, Barem negating Nayutas chains and limping towards her then recreating a painting of lucifer, it is by far one of the greatest scenes in csm Chapter 152 Denji eating Spear, fileting Whip, and hug stabbing Miri Chapter 155 Nayutas flashback into Denji's child self putting himself down this is just some during Chainsaw Church Arc, I could go on for prison break arc but I'm already surprised if anyone already reads this lol

[@krazyauditor]

Can you analyze dragon ball art style cuz yes there are many analysis in DB style but I like how you do it

[@jonternk]

0:26 YOU WANT TO WHAT?!?!?!

[@TheOneButter]

gooners when they learn basic human vocabulary

[@victormagoo9348]

Anal-yze

[@Manus_0813]

To be honest, I didn’t even notice the difference 😂

[@mrluthfians01]

i still dont know wtf part 2 gonna be about tbh

[@Hagic950]

Could you make a video and discuss how csm transitioned from part 1 to part 2 not just in artsyle but in wiriting as well? I feel like part 2 has been downgrading from part 1 somehow . It feels like the events are getting stretched out for no reason and it feels like they dont have any meaning or arent as interesting as part 1. In part 1 there was more of denji trying to become a normal person and then accomplishing his goals or something but part 2 just feels like filler . Is there something im missing or did the manga just get worse?

[@arithedestroya]

yeah okay is nobody going to talk about sakamoto days' glowup

[@Mr.Eggthreal]

This is just my opinion but I’m fine with the art style. It’s entertaining and still keeps me interested into the story.

[@LilLottieNo.3]

Oh yea 10/10 for Fujimoto ye, i love his art styles, sense of humor, and almost everything. I love chainsaw man a lot eh. I'm sort of inspired by him hehe.

[@MrFiremagnet]

I might be tripping, but I think he uses the different amount of messiness for different characters. Asa is almost always the most detailed character who is also less messy. And Denji is rough around the edges both as a character and as a drawing. And Fujimoto cooks more with the panel placement and the fight scenes now than with otherwise stuff.

[@berniekatzroy]

I dont think its changed that much, if anything its got somewhat improved. Since this entire arc with asa started, its more story and people focused than the amount of devils we saw in the the first part.

[@aleperagrande841]

pls bro, turn up the native volume of the vid, i have the max volume in youtube and the laptop volume and i barely can hear something, then comes an ad and my entire block hears the fucking ad (srry for bad english)

[@wildboy4983]

tbh i think its been solid not as detailed in part 1, (i saw on twitter i think idk if true or not) he might also be exhausted with drawing and is prob making it simple

[@azi-keil9574]

Chainsaw man legitimately ended and began the moment Denji died, every event after that is us getting to see what happened after. Chainsaw man part 2 is just us getting to see the "after" of what the most could be mustered after Denji's death.

[@Nafebutuoy39]

I think we can look forward to something entirely unique in the chapters to come. Poor choice of words.

[@mynamename]

I absolutely adore part one, but part two was a mistake.I mean everything from the first part was better. The story itself, the characters, the visual style. I think Fujimoto just lost his own drive for Chainsaw Man. Furthermore, I don't understand why a second part was needed. It's more like a fanfic.

[@Heavenly_Demon_God]

Lmao after reading JJk, i'm immune to "sketchy" art i didn't even notice lmao

[@Bark_Vader]

the weekly and now biweekly chapters are way too fast for doing so much art, it makes sense why it looks so much more rushed than before

[@zeniizu]

The art style on chapters 167 is really great!

[@biggyflumpy2520]

His current artstyle is almost 1-1 to FirePunch, which is one of Fujimoto's work that I liked and read first.

[@jackaboynaylor9273]

It got better

[@Jermstuckonpercs]

Ehhh

[@theoriginalman9426]

No dude.. just stop

[@PopGoesMyBall]

INSANE cap The art for the past 20 or so chapters gas been dogshit

[@Ave_Christus_Rex3777]

The art has hardly ever bothered me.

[@mateoostorero2223]

My biggest gripe is the panneling. In part 2 it looks so bad. Makes me sad . I love Fujimoto, but i in pain because he really got tired of drawing

[@someheavytrooper3707]

I felt sad reading csm 2 after i finished fire punch

[@DonnellGreen]

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[@DonnellGreen]

based af

[@suse9784]

Anyone after 167? 💀

[@neru5839]

Never ask: A man his salary A woman her weight A Chainsaw Man Fan what happened on June 4th, 2024

[@mathattaque]

Yeah 😳😳

[@JustJagsOG]

Peak Cinema

[@Geuelthefool]

Coems🤑🤑🤑

[@madara657]

I like the former drawing style in bleach. Kubo had a nice style and everyone was different. But after he improved his arts it got real bland, everyone looks the same. Thank god CSM isn`t that noticeable for me

[@potatomo9609]

Quanxi is pronounced “Chee-wu-an Shiii”. Q in Chinese is the chi sound, and X is shi sound. Edit: nvm, the romanized spelling is wrong. Her name is 光熙, so it’s actually “Guong Xi”, it sounds like Gwang Shii

[@SamTheGumMan117]

I know it's an older series and doesn't fit with these other newer series art style videos, but a video on Slam Dunk's art style change would be epic and eventually one on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

[@futurafrlx8874]

I just think Fujimoto's tired. Drawing the ongoing manga is probably not an easy task. I hope he makes it biweekly at least.

[@NamelessDragon21]

Wait this is a reupload

[@nnnneeeeuuuu]

to me is that his story ended and he is doing the next part because money

[@DonnellGreen]

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[@DonnellGreen]

so based

[@gotchauuu]

Well, it's strange, but I'm okay with the new style.