This quote is from a certain legendary figure of alt.manga. I'd like
to hear proof either way. The longer, the better. ^_^
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Iain Sinclair axo...@socs.uts.edu.au
Gee, I'd never thought Pat would say such a thing....
So written by a legendary martial arts novelist from HK, this style is
called "Dipper Turns and Stars Move". ^_^;;
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dm...@orion.acs.uci.edu ph11...@violet.berkeley.edu studio 3x3 ^ ^
Dave no 脳死漫画研究所
Hiroshi Haga
芳賀 大志(hh...@andrew.cmu.edu)
"You're not Gaijin, there is no nation called Gaijin in this world.
I'm a human, and so are you." - from Tokyo Babylon vol. 2 by CLAMP.
In article <1blrkn...@agate.berkeley.edu> ph11...@violet.berkeley.edu (david mou) writes:
>In article <axolotl.719214340@syzygy> axo...@socs.uts.edu.au writes:
>>"The Japanese can't do decent martial arts manga". Discuss. (^_^)
>>This quote is from a certain legendary figure of alt.manga. I'd like
>>to hear proof either way. The longer, the better. ^_^
let me guess, it is 2 o'clock in the morning, and you are running out
of things to do? :)
>Gee, I'd never thought Pat would say such a thing....
Patrick is still around, (I saw his post in s.c.j.) but he is not hanging
around ram and am too much lately like one member of Operation. X.
seriously (who me?) the Boxer Boy on S.S. is a good fun-fu manga story,
but then again, depend on your definition of martial arts, Fist of
the North Stars, Saint Seiya, etc. are definitely 'fine' martial arts manga.
patiently await Nov. 21st, when the shipment of AMG #7 and Ranma CDs
shall reach here......
here is my "Drunken Angel looking for Wine' move, sweep! suck! ZZZzzzzzzz.....
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Ping Kuo "There is not enough darkness in all
k...@sumax.seattleu.edu the world to put out the light of
standard disclaimer applied one small candle."
Well, I agree 100% there, those titles don't appeal to me in the
slightest. But that quote came from IRC, when it was getting bogged
down in Oss!! Karatebu discussion.
I remember Kenji, and it certainly seemed to go into a lot of
detail, though I never recognised any of the martial arts stuff
as authentic. Then again, I only saw a few weeks of it.
As for Oss!! Karatebu, the styles like Drunken Fist, Praying Mantis
style, etc. are definitely real, though "dead bone" and Lightning Fist
are most definitely not. ^_^ Things like the Shinkyoku-ken, and
Teramoto's ability to harden his muscle, are very close to real Chi Kung
techniques (Chi Kuann Da and Gin Chung Tsao). Whether this is through
research or coincidence, I don't know, Takahashi Kouji always seems to
prefer talking about the voice actors for the OKB videos. (!)
For me, OKB is THE best martial arts manga, it just gets better with
every volume, IMHO. But I'm sure that there's even better stuff around.
I have seen (and like) Natsuki Crisis and Grappler Baki. I haven't
seen Otokojuku and Harajuku Kobushi-gumi, which have been recommended
to me. But I suspect that these are "highschool boys beating the
shit out of each other" manga and not martial arts manga. ^_^
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Iain Sinclair axo...@socs.uts.edu.au
For the most part these comics are really good, a little corny at first,
bu they evolve...
Peter Ward
I don't know much about it so I won't be telling...
>Ta-chan
My favorite.
>Dragon Ball
Now this is the difficult one. I'm afraid it contains nothing
more than a simple fighting scene, nowadays. But somehow kids
seem to love it...I don't understand.
>Otoko Juku
This one sucks, as much as Saint Seiya does. There was nothing
new in those manga. Story and character developed at snail's
pace.