There is no way Endo-sensei could pour so much effort into Spy x Family from its artwork, to its writing, to its comedy, and so on if he wasn't attached to his characters. The love you have for your characters is what fuels your passion for your creation, Endo-sensei's passion shines through every single one of his panels.
or..he just does it for money, cause he outright said you gotta mix popularity things into your work.. hint to doing what you must do not what you want to do
@@rias.gremoryyy the thing is, even for money it's is extremely hard to continuously work and on something and keep it high quality if you dont have passion for it im not saying money wasnt in mind, people want to eat, but i highly doubt it was the only and main motivator also like, if you have passion for something, you would want it to succeed, aka become popular or something like that
@@raskamg6442being manga artist is a tough job, and he is a successful manga artist. So he can't just suddenly drop or quit. He didn't hate neither got attachment because it is a job in the end of the day. The main question is he enjoy and happy or not
People tend to mistake that just because Endo isn't "passionate" about SpyxFamily, he somehow hates it or whatever. I'm sure he's happy it's crazy popular and well-received, but as a creator, I'm sure he feels a tinge of resentment. "Out of all of my works, THIS is the one that's the most successful." It reminds me of a way about Akira Hiramoto of Agonashi Monogatari and Prison School fame. He also made a manga called Me and the Devil Blues, based upon the song of the same name by blues legend Robert Johnson. I'd say it's easily his best work and every single chapter of it oozes his passion for blues music and the medium of creation. And yet he's arguably most famous for some pervert school comedy. Following Hiramoto, you can even see a bit of resentment in said last arc of Prison School, even if he still liked what he created overall. Sometimes the thing you resonate the most with won't resonate with others, but bills have to be paid after all and eventually, you have to make what the people want.
It reeks of the same stench as Harrison Ford wanting Han Solo to die just so he wouldn't have to do any more Star Wars films. Some people actively dislike the things they became famous for. Although it doesn't quite seem like it 100% here with SpyxFamily, I personally am starting to think this is the road he'll go down...
"Out of all of my works, THIS is the one that's the most successful." I agree.. Endo-sensei's works are more on dark or edgy theme which he is passionately into. but his editors rejects his idea and force(?) him to make wholesome theme which what makes him popular now.
@@kassart4465 Sometimes he had to try new things which is a good advice given by his editors. Who knows he might make an even better dark theme later on while using SpyXFamily as an experiment
With manga's with just intense plots and dynamic characters, a character like Anya is a breath of fresh air. A space in the canvas to relax your eyes. I think he might be hurt that his other works cannot get as much attention but a little silly girl can.
Dude just wrote himself into a corner with that bullshit power than regretted it soooo much that he legit packet the man up until later when the power creep catch’s up to him
@@rubi3050 there are characters that he is passionate with and happy when they get popularity while he states he catered to the audience and him brushing it off as a passing statement is odd... since magakas drink alcohol and admit a lot of doubts and such so i don't think his friends don't know him simply wanted his fans to not think he was giving up on his manga soon... Which I think if he had the choice who wouldn't make ikemen characters like Loid ever if he didn't money from the fan girls
I rather remember hearing that he didn’t intend for Spy X Family to get so big. It was simply an exercise, like say, many fan fiction’s amateur writers to. He took a bunch of cliches and half heartedly started the story. He was honestly extremely surprised when it took off (which is why bits like Loid’s backstory is so late in the manga, or how Anya’s life Pre-Loid haven’t really been explained) since he had been in a rut before hand.
People take the author’s interview the wrong way, they merely expressed disappointment because his passion project was panned and discarded while the side project he made as an easy to write manga ended up being the popular one. It is not an uncommon story either and many manga writers have to cope with this and just roll with the hand they get. Basically, Spy X Family is not the project he was passionate about so it shocked him when that became his only popular project. He does not hates it but it does create a sort of odd feeling for a writer.
If you read the whole interview, you will see that his friends and people who know him personally were all worried about him being too particular because he doesn't like to draw an ikemen aka handsome man. They also added that if he was the same, he would draw an old geezer instead. His friends were clapping during their answers because Endo-sensei finally came out of his shell and created Loid Forger, an ikemen. Thats when Endo-sensei told them that he doesn't feel attach to the character due to having to give up in some way and laughed. In another interview, Endo-sensei also said that all the cute words from Anya was from Anya in his head speaking to him.
The context is Anya is a repurposed design from his past manga's character, Ashe from Rengoku no Ashe. That's why he said "it's the result of giving up in some ways"
Is like to say "I was without inspiration these days so I re-use my past designs to try another concept" Is not about what he feels about the character right now is just about how Anya was created un first place
Apparently, Endo-sensei has been having a writer's block as of recently, and Spy x Family was his way of trying to break through it. Dude made a masterpiece, in an attempt to get over his writer's block, lmao. That's why he's not attached to the characters. What an accidental genius. xD
@@TheFrenchmanCooks A story with characters that are dearly loved by almost everyone? Yes, it can be considered masterpiece and there's no need to get on your high horse about it.
@@MyouKyuubi There's a lot wrong with the series. 1. Annoying/forgettable/otherwise unlikeable characters 2. Less substantive narrative/character developmental progress than even Rent-A-Girlfriend 3. No plans of a final arc/conclusion as of this typing unlike other contemporary series 4. Repetitive/formulaic 5. Status quo stagnation 6. Wastes an interesting premise 7. Plays things far too safe and inoffensive, pandering to very young kids and Moral Guardian parents Mission: Yozakura Family actually has a clear narrative direction, its characters actually grow and develop over time, and takes itself far more seriously with a much darker tone and more emotional beats, oriented towards more mature audiences. That anime will start in April, but pick up the manga and drop SxF. You won't regret it. I hope the anime becomes the SxF killer. PS: I'm not _entirely_ soulless. I literally _cried_ when I saw Ai die in Oshi no Ko, what I now consider to be the best anime/manga, even overthrowing JoJo's Bizarre Adventure for that honor.
Honestly, some of the panel work during the yacht arc is still some of the most impressive panelling I've ever seen in a manga. There is no chance that he doesn't at least care about the story he's writing, and it's blatantly obvious that he enjoys drawing the characters at the very least.
It wasn't Anya, it was his entire manga. He was "giving up" on writing stories he liked at all, and had to make stuff that was marketable. He doesn't hate his characters, he just hates the story cause he's not passionate about it.
There’s an anime movie coming out that takes place in the Middle East or something, and the girl is short and chubby (still cute though) and the man is more like an ikemen. Def a first for me
Bro admitted that he had no attachment to any of the characters because of the fact that they are designed for the sole purpose of being cute or likeable to fans. They don't fit with what he was originally going for (in his oneshot), which was much more exotic but with a similar premise to spy x family. Edit: I love the discourse in the reply section so far. I tend to think about creators and their motivations and passions for their projects. It's nice to see others discuss this too. 👍🏽
@@jamilgonzaga7081 buy unfortunately it is very hard to change from the popular norm. I mean you can and be unsuccessful then another person does a similiar thing and becomes successful. It sometimes kill creativity, passion and drive
I mean it's like that even in the past some media take someone's opinion and bend it in a way that they would make their paper or news popular. Ppl nowadays are just exposed to many types of media that you can't control everyone anymore, anyone can make fake or biased news and such for clout.
The added context didn't actually change much this time. He felt forced to make these types of characters like the loli and thirst shit if he wanted to appeal to a larger anime audience.
@@ludvig3242 sorry to say but sometimes the editor is right and the writer has to swallow their pride if they want to succeed. Only big and successful artists can just create anything and sell it by pure fame alone.
@@lenleon3699 I'm not saying any of that is incorrect. I'm saying that nobody should cope and think that the creator likes these characters when he clearly doesn't.
@@ludvig3242 oh he clearly does not but a good artist will learn to provide, especially since it gives him money to continue his actual passion projects. Plus that is why Editors exist to ensure a project is not mistreated by lack of care.
yknow im glad he made an ikemen character because i always see these really pretty moms and then matched up with the most normal looking or even unattractive man but never the opposite
There’s an anime movie coming out that takes place in the Middle East or something, and the girl is short and chubby (still cute though) and the man is more like an ikemen. Def a first for me
as a creator and writer there are characters and plots that Im more like its alright rather than outright love it. and thats fine and honestly normal. having an insane obsession over every detail in your work can be extremely exhausting.
I'm more surprised about the fact that mangakas have the time to socialize. You can find an interview of a mangaka who leaves her house less than once a year
@@lounirs depend on the mangak themselves though, still remember that Hiro Mashima the crrator of Fairy Tail was envied by many mangakas cause he was really fast at drawing his manga that he basically still have time to play games and do other stuff. He was literally speedrunning FFVII remakes when it came out, and at the time Fairy Tail was still running weekly. He so fast that the Shounen Magazine also make a Magz only for his creation and any spinoff by other mangaka that he supervised to put on the Magz.
@@lounirs this. I remember when mangaka like Horikoshi would write on the back of his books that he saw a movie or went out to eat, and I’m just confused how he had the time lolol
It could be a professional distance. For example, sometimes if we love our creations too much, we don't do anything with them. Think of it as the equivalent of making a really great piece of art, attaching your self-worth to it, then throwing it off a cliff to make sure nothing bad happens to it.
the way the creator write about family values, love and care for children is already showing how great of a love he has for his character. they are all carefully written
I remember hearing that he wrote Spy X Family due to the fact that he was having a block, but then the series took off. Because it would be stupid to pass up the opportunity, he continued writing it. He probably isn’t very “attached” to his characters because they weren’t really something that he was planning to commit to
I believe what he means is that he dislikes having to become a sell out and taking the easy path of using ikemen, bishoujo, and loli characters to success
@@israeldelarosa5461 The word doesn’t JUST refer to characters who look young, but are older. It also refers to characters who look young and are in fact young. If an anime character looks like a child, they are by definition a loli.
I get where Endo is coming from,I've made characters I feel meh about but at the end of the day the love and passion we put into our characters is what makes our characters feel so cool
You, like a writer of a story, MUST NOT have attachment to the characters because, if you have, you can't write with freedom. When a writer isn't neutral, he/she would protect characters from every bad situation. My big example is Araki (jojo), he isn't afraid to kill every character, also the best ones. No attachment to the characters is needed for a good story.
Me: *loves character* Also me: *gives them a prosthetic arm because she lost it (and her mother) in a car accident because her mom was DUI from a bar because her dad was cheating on her with the neighbors' 18 yo daughter and wants a divorce.*
But even so, there’s really nothing wrong with what he said; he’s not obligated to feel attached to his characters. I don’t know why the idea of him being indifferent towards Anya should affect the story.
@@core712 flash fucking news, the overwhelming majority of creators, actors, movie-makers and whatever at any given moment feel like this. The "Oda being basically the First One Piece fan" situation is a rarity
Dude, chill. I understand that's a thing, but some people, like myself, don't like interacting with products from people, knowing they might not be having a good time creating it. Makes them feel like they are encouraging behavior that isn't good for the creators.
It is easy to create something you love but it I’d truly difficult to not love your creation. I think his lack of attachment to his characters just shows that he is an ambitious man and prioritised his success over how much fun he wanted to have in his life.
It’s still sad to think that he had an idea in his mind but it didn’t actually grow in popularity until he made them conventionally attractive. That seems to be what bothers him.
He created Anya because of marketing purposes. Yeah, gotta make a character that standout to sell his product. I don't blame him if he doesn't have any attachment to the character.
As a blog writer of short stories myself, what I can say is that sometimes it is best to not have any attachments to any of the characters we created because otherwise it will be harder to finish the story because we writers just don't want the stories to end because that is the end for the beloved characters. It is internal conflict for most writers if we get too attached to the characters we created.
i was kind of relived when i saw this bc i thought “im glad im not the only one who dislikes anya” but nah. the artist puts a lot of work into his manga and art, hats off to him!!
It's like that tweet where this guy explains how twitter users will somehow take the sentence "I like pancakes" and are like "So you hate waffles" even though that's a whole new sentence
Some people are just good at their job. Not every mangaka is trying to creat their dream life with their characters, and not all of them are passion driven obsesed dreamers. Some people just do this as a job and do it well. We tend to forget that art is not on some mythical other plain of skill, its sometimes the same thing as being good at accounting.
but he is a good mangaka driven by passion, his rengoku no ashe oneshot is clearly a passion project that sadly didnt work out, spy x family seems to just be comforming to the current status quo while maybe sometime in the future if it changes he can make what he really wanted to. working as a mangaka is never done out of just wanting a job, its a poor paying, extremely stressful job people pull through purely by passion and motivation, theres not really any other reason
"art is not on some mythical other plain of skill" you so wrong, art is the most mythical thing you will ever get on this planet. And i have yet to see anyone make a good piece of art without a sacrifice of time and energy. You can not make art whiteout love, go ahead and try. Dose not matter how great a AI you have or box of tools, or money in you bank. People may be amazed but they will quickly see that something is missing. You dont get a good craft without love, you dont spend years of your life perfecting something without love. Art is the single flame in the void of a none caring universe that keeps us warm at night. Sleep, food and shelter will keep you alive, but without art full of love you will soon stop eating,dreaming and feel cold even with roof above your head.
(Does a dramatic pose and push up my hair) You are clearly not an artist if you think art can be an a “simple job” and is not some mythical other plain of skill, you not only to compare it to accounting which has its own ball of skills required for it but also disrespecting both to artists and accountants! (Looks away disappointed and holds face dramatically) (Shakes my head in a disapproving manor), *art* is beauty, *art* is *passion, art is life* !!! (T- poses while looking into the sky) But you…you clearly cannot see, you cannot fathom the the works that goes into this beautiful work that we humans are capable of! (Dramatically turns around and walks away cool like)
It's not that it hates Anya. He doesn't feel attached to the series because he made it mostly to boost his career following his editor recommendations. He doesn't hate Spy X, but he doesn't love it either. Sometimes you gotta do things for your career , and sometimes you have to throw away passion projects. Manga is not just a Passion thing, sometimes it's just work. And that's what Spy X Family is for him. If anything he loves Anya, he just wanted to make a more serious manga with her.
Context is everything but alot of it has to do with his normal narrative style. His style is normally a bit dark comedy with hints of reality. His previous works were a bit dark and sad but a bit philosophical about the world. But all of his previous work was unpopular. Only once he illustrated for others and his editor advised him to be lighter on his subject matter and stories did he reach success. So yes he compromised a bit but he lives his work.
Agreed. Man has to eat, Honestly I am surprised he admitted it, though it is likely because this manga is just THAT different from everything else he made before.
@@gabetalks9275 I mean, he has to go in that direction if the story is to grow. Otherwise it will hit a wall and go stale. Plus the entire premise is built on a very serious plot thread (a spy seeking dangerous state secrets, a child experimented on since birth, and an extremely ruthless assassin for hire). When you poke any of those subjects even a little it goes very serious very fast. So he can create a very grim tale with the ingredients he has… problem is, would the fans accept it?
@@lenleon3699 The latest arc is the darkest the story has ever been and the fans have been loving it. Those hidden dark elements are what makes the plot so engaging. That's why there's such a huge theory crafting community in r/SpyxFamily.
I feel him...sometimes you have to write/draw what your fans wants to see, not what you really want to see. Not your way, but on your fans' way. that's why it really hurt me to hear him say "has given up on some way" in loid...
I actually respect Endo-sensei quite a lot because it is incredibly hard for me not to grow attached to my creations. It gets a lot harder to weather criticism from people if you have a special bond with these things you have made so for Endo-sensei to be able to detach himself from a character is quite admirable.
He's still gotta like what he did with them, he's just saying he prefers writing other things Having to make compromises to sell does hurt, even though you can still be proud of that work
People don't immediately get attached to characters even if they are their own. Even if he hates his characters(which I personally think he doesn't) he still gives us likeable characters. That's all I care about.
That sticks out to me in a bad way. I'm not very good at articulating what little feelings other than rage and hatred I have left. And I can see it as a very practical move on his part. Still, it feels off being reminded that I'm reading a manga/watching an anime designed to make someone else money. It just feels...wrong.
Endo created Anya and Yor as exaggerated caricatures of the cute little girl trope and scary overpowered mother trope respectively. Solely for the purpose of attracting audiences who wouldn't give his series a chance if it weren't for being attracted to said tropes. Kind of sad when you realize his stories would've been a success and much more unique if he didn't have to sell out to appeal to shallow audiences.
@@inplane9970 That is called compromise. You either stick to your likes and continue living off pennies, or you give the audience a bone and actually put food on the table. Life is not all sunshine and rainbows. Also, his artist friends all were fascinated when he actually finally changed his style a little and found it to be a good change of pace for him. If anything he is the one still hung up on the subject while other artists know you can’t win them all.
@@inplane9970 You’re contradicting yourself. First you said “his stories would’ve been a success and much more unique if he didn’t have to sell out to appeal to shallow audiences” but then you backtrack and say the reason his other more unique manga didn’t get popular was because it didn’t appeal to shallow audiences. Which one is it?
I also kept seeing a couple articles staying that he really isn’t attached to any of his characters or the story as a whole and he was just writing what he thinks would be popular and marketable. Idk if it’s true or not, but if it is it made me really sad because when the creator is passionate about their work it brings this vibrancy to the show that can’t be explained. Spy Fam is amazing but just the thought in the back of my head that the creator might not care for it is so upsetting
I think he’ll come to appreciate what it is in time. One of the hardest things a writer can do is admit they need a change of style when something isn’t been received well. His friends were saying throughout the book that the change of pace was nice to see from him
He doesn't hate any of his characters rather he created what appealed to the mass audiences rather than doing what he personally wanted. Obviously there's nothing wrong with that, he did it to become popular and earn a substantial income but as an artist it kinda drains on you when you can't do what you want because it won't gain the same traction so you know you have to create something the public would prefer to have a steady living.
I agree with your statement. Some people just misunderstand or misunderstood his response when addressing his opinion on the characters and just go overboard.
Every author has a passing notion to their character like yeah, I really like them but at the same time I’m annoyed with them --- Edit- do you have a character you’re writing about it makes you feel like this comment down below
Maybe what he's trying to say is that he's let go of his attachment to her character, kind of like letting go of something you love. Often, letting go of the control over something can be freeing, so caring less about what happens with her makes her better and easier to write. Overall that seems like what he's doing for the story, caring less about his own appearances to write something more people would like, even if he doesn't control it as much.
You can’t just say the phrase “context matters” to change the meaning of any quote you don’t like. It doesn’t matter if he just said this to his friends. He still clearly said he doesn’t have an attachment to the character and that he put her there to be popular.
if anyone's seen the original concept art it was obvious Spy x Family was meant to be way darker than it is now, and commercial marketability definitely was a factor in all the changes the lead it to become what it is now. People have to understand that yes, manga artists are artists, but they also have to eat, they need to make work that is liked by the public, does that make him a less capable or professional artist or make his work less relevant? No. Also I believe his editor Shihei Lin (also the editor of chainsaw man, blue exorcist etc) played a big part in creating and keeping the characters consistent
I would like it I'm into dark stuff but I understand he wanted it to be popular so he chose a style that would be appealing to the audience but at the cost him hating on the design
It's so sad that anime writers are being forced to write something that's popular or trending just to get their stuff out. it's their art it's what they are expressing themselves through and to hear him say that he hates what makes the show so popular truly shows how much he's given up on trying to express himself.
I'm one of probably many who loves the characters they create, including my villains (who other people also love because I don't follow the redemption idea for villains). Granted, I don't plan to make a light-hearted story, it'll be a dark story because it's built all around a seemingly neverending war
Its hillarious how people read content and then only grasp the hyperbole of the statement XD. When the author said he doesn't have a connection to Anya. He really meant to say she was meant to fill a gap and thats it. A gap in the plot that needed to like tie the bow around the "mom" and "dad" roles the main character couples societal bio/package for how society was going to interpret them. The idea is he didn't intend for Anya to become as popular as she has.
Anya is probably Mr.Endo favorite character just read the manga Anya have the most character development next to Yor in my opinion and ours favorite fluff ball Bond !
i am kinda glad that he's not too attached to his characters. It gives him an objective view of them and as such, he can plan arcs, characters and situations better. I've seen many Artists being too "in love" with their MCs and turning them into OP gods of their story or giving them countless plot armor points in order to keep them, because they like them. Endo is in a position where his love and passion for the characters, doesn't blind his logical thinking and planning for his character's next big step
A writer hating their characters? That’s rare. I, myself, can’t bring myself to hate any of my characters, I might not like their actions, I might be disappointed with them, but I still love them. (Please note I am using myself but George R.R. Martin was asked this question about Theon)
Most successful artist, writers, and creators dislike thier most popular creation. It's because they make one for themselves, hoping we will like it, and they make one for the fans, which we typically like. Then the creator gets mad because we don't like thier favorite one. It happens all the time.
Every time I see this article pop up all I can think is "For someone who hates Anya he sure does give her a lot of good things like two loving adoptive parents, a dog that would kill for her, and a life where she's give more love than most people ever get... Are these people reading/watching the same thing as me because no one hates a character who would be this kind to them"
He doesn't hate it's just this wasn't what he wanted for Anya's character his original plan was to make Spy X Family more Dark & Serious but he changed it the Comedy to attract an audience
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Mangaka: Meh, i did better characters
TH-camrs: *HE HATES HER*
The Anya Fans: *AIADHSUEJRUWRKEBRODJRGRORRJRBRJRJ HE HATES HER EODHEIRIEHEJEOERJEJEHRBR I LIKE CORN BREAD :D*
Jerma reference
Another Homestuck spotted.
@Poor Quality it's the opposite of the video. The videos stating that he doesn't hate her and people are taking it out of contexr
It just an overrated anime trust me im not a obsessed like you fellas but only watch the dub cause its free.
There is no way Endo-sensei could pour so much effort into Spy x Family from its artwork, to its writing, to its comedy, and so on if he wasn't attached to his characters. The love you have for your characters is what fuels your passion for your creation, Endo-sensei's passion shines through every single one of his panels.
or..he just does it for money, cause he outright said you gotta mix popularity things into your work.. hint to doing what you must do not what you want to do
@@rias.gremoryyy he loves them this was just a clickbait article that got spread out and everyone believed it
@@rias.gremoryyy the thing is, even for money it's is extremely hard to continuously work and on something and keep it high quality if you dont have passion for it
im not saying money wasnt in mind, people want to eat, but i highly doubt it was the only and main motivator
also like, if you have passion for something, you would want it to succeed, aka become popular or something like that
@@raskamg6442being manga artist is a tough job, and he is a successful manga artist. So he can't just suddenly drop or quit.
He didn't hate neither got attachment because it is a job in the end of the day.
The main question is he enjoy and happy or not
@@makotomachiyuki yes! i absolutely agree with you especially the last part
People tend to mistake that just because Endo isn't "passionate" about SpyxFamily, he somehow hates it or whatever. I'm sure he's happy it's crazy popular and well-received, but as a creator, I'm sure he feels a tinge of resentment. "Out of all of my works, THIS is the one that's the most successful."
It reminds me of a way about Akira Hiramoto
of Agonashi Monogatari and Prison School fame. He also made a manga called Me and the Devil Blues, based upon the song of the same name by blues legend Robert Johnson. I'd say it's easily his best work and every single chapter of it oozes his passion for blues music and the medium of creation. And yet he's arguably most famous for some pervert school comedy. Following Hiramoto, you can even see a bit of resentment in said last arc of Prison School, even if he still liked what he created overall.
Sometimes the thing you resonate the most with won't resonate with others, but bills have to be paid after all and eventually, you have to make what the people want.
So he wrote a song fic basically, props to him. 🤣
Which is kinda sad, I mean Spy x Family is 100% hilarious, and pretty original in my mind.
It reeks of the same stench as Harrison Ford wanting Han Solo to die just so he wouldn't have to do any more Star Wars films.
Some people actively dislike the things they became famous for. Although it doesn't quite seem like it 100% here with SpyxFamily, I personally am starting to think this is the road he'll go down...
"Out of all of my works, THIS is the one that's the most successful." I agree.. Endo-sensei's works are more on dark or edgy theme which he is passionately into. but his editors rejects his idea and force(?) him to make wholesome theme which what makes him popular now.
@@kassart4465 Sometimes he had to try new things which is a good advice given by his editors. Who knows he might make an even better dark theme later on while using SpyXFamily as an experiment
With manga's with just intense plots and dynamic characters, a character like Anya is a breath of fresh air. A space in the canvas to relax your eyes. I think he might be hurt that his other works cannot get as much attention but a little silly girl can.
Anya is the element that makes the entire show work. In a way she IS the plot.
if endo-sensei hated anya, they could've been passionate like gege akutami's hatred for gojo 🤣
Dude just wrote himself into a corner with that bullshit power than regretted it soooo much that he legit packet the man up until later when the power creep catch’s up to him
Gojo playing Minecraft for 1000+ days 😭😭
I I thought she/he hated Gojo because of his personality?
@@CombatSporks 😭 He literally put him in a box wtf
@@tnlkb6115Understandable I don't like his personality too.
People gotta understand that not having attachment to a character doesn't means hate, it's just "meh"
Its not even that though, the whole rumor is false
@@rubi3050 there are characters that he is passionate with and happy when they get popularity while he states he catered to the audience and him brushing it off as a passing statement is odd... since magakas drink alcohol and admit a lot of doubts and such so i don't think his friends don't know him simply wanted his fans to not think he was giving up on his manga soon... Which I think if he had the choice who wouldn't make ikemen characters like Loid ever if he didn't money from the fan girls
Finally, someone that points this out. Man, people nowadays just assume the worst.
Essentially "I had to put some loli and thirsty shit in because otherwise, nobody would care."
@@ludvig3242 lmao
I rather remember hearing that he didn’t intend for Spy X Family to get so big. It was simply an exercise, like say, many fan fiction’s amateur writers to.
He took a bunch of cliches and half heartedly started the story. He was honestly extremely surprised when it took off (which is why bits like Loid’s backstory is so late in the manga, or how Anya’s life Pre-Loid haven’t really been explained) since he had been in a rut before hand.
People take the author’s interview the wrong way, they merely expressed disappointment because his passion project was panned and discarded while the side project he made as an easy to write manga ended up being the popular one.
It is not an uncommon story either and many manga writers have to cope with this and just roll with the hand they get.
Basically, Spy X Family is not the project he was passionate about so it shocked him when that became his only popular project. He does not hates it but it does create a sort of odd feeling for a writer.
If you read the whole interview, you will see that his friends and people who know him personally were all worried about him being too particular because he doesn't like to draw an ikemen aka handsome man. They also added that if he was the same, he would draw an old geezer instead.
His friends were clapping during their answers because Endo-sensei finally came out of his shell and created Loid Forger, an ikemen.
Thats when Endo-sensei told them that he doesn't feel attach to the character due to having to give up in some way and laughed.
In another interview, Endo-sensei also said that all the cute words from Anya was from Anya in his head speaking to him.
Cute words as in "Gaaan!" "Wakuwaku!" "Odekeke" and so on?
@@darklord884 Also Ooting and Benedict Advent Goodheller.
@@MenrvaS Benedict Advent whatnow?
Edit: Oh I realised what 'ooting' is supposed to be, that's "Odekeke" actually, the way she says it.
Anya's words were revealed to him in a dream
@@DToTheB Sounds like how Lovecraft made Nyarlathotep.
The context is Anya is a repurposed design from his past manga's character, Ashe from Rengoku no Ashe.
That's why he said "it's the result of giving up in some ways"
Is like to say
"I was without inspiration these days so I re-use my past designs to try another concept"
Is not about what he feels about the character right now is just about how Anya was created un first place
Sometimes your principle is sold for money and i see here .here .here
i love rengoku. still wishing it would get serialization.
Bruh why TH-cam ask me to rate your comment what did you do 💀
Apparently, Endo-sensei has been having a writer's block as of recently, and Spy x Family was his way of trying to break through it.
Dude made a masterpiece, in an attempt to get over his writer's block, lmao. That's why he's not attached to the characters.
What an accidental genius. xD
@@TheFrenchmanCooks sad
@@TheFrenchmanCooks A story with characters that are dearly loved by almost everyone? Yes, it can be considered masterpiece and there's no need to get on your high horse about it.
"Masterpiece"
More like "disasterpieceofshit" LOL
@@SerpentHashiraObanaiIguro A soulless one joins the comments section.
@@MyouKyuubi There's a lot wrong with the series.
1. Annoying/forgettable/otherwise unlikeable characters
2. Less substantive narrative/character developmental progress than even Rent-A-Girlfriend
3. No plans of a final arc/conclusion as of this typing unlike other contemporary series
4. Repetitive/formulaic
5. Status quo stagnation
6. Wastes an interesting premise
7. Plays things far too safe and inoffensive, pandering to very young kids and Moral Guardian parents
Mission: Yozakura Family actually has a clear narrative direction, its characters actually grow and develop over time, and takes itself far more seriously with a much darker tone and more emotional beats, oriented towards more mature audiences. That anime will start in April, but pick up the manga and drop SxF. You won't regret it. I hope the anime becomes the SxF killer.
PS: I'm not _entirely_ soulless. I literally _cried_ when I saw Ai die in Oshi no Ko, what I now consider to be the best anime/manga, even overthrowing JoJo's Bizarre Adventure for that honor.
Honestly, some of the panel work during the yacht arc is still some of the most impressive panelling I've ever seen in a manga.
There is no chance that he doesn't at least care about the story he's writing, and it's blatantly obvious that he enjoys drawing the characters at the very least.
It wasn't Anya, it was his entire manga.
He was "giving up" on writing stories he liked at all, and had to make stuff that was marketable. He doesn't hate his characters, he just hates the story cause he's not passionate about it.
There’s an anime movie coming out that takes place in the Middle East or something, and the girl is short and chubby (still cute though) and the man is more like an ikemen. Def a first for me
Sorry, wrong comment lol
@@ma.2089 Oh whats the movie called?
That’s a wild statement to make with no evidence to support that
@@ma.2089 whats the name so i know what to look for
Bro admitted that he had no attachment to any of the characters because of the fact that they are designed for the sole purpose of being cute or likeable to fans. They don't fit with what he was originally going for (in his oneshot), which was much more exotic but with a similar premise to spy x family.
Edit: I love the discourse in the reply section so far. I tend to think about creators and their motivations and passions for their projects. It's nice to see others discuss this too. 👍🏽
No wonder it got bland as it goes on. I even kinda liked the concept the author made.. he just had to miss that opportunity
@@jamilgonzaga7081 Yep, the series peaked very early.
@@DGP406Spy x family peaked early? Hard disagree
@@jamilgonzaga7081 I knew the moment I started reading it.
@@jamilgonzaga7081 buy unfortunately it is very hard to change from the popular norm. I mean you can and be unsuccessful then another person does a similiar thing and becomes successful. It sometimes kill creativity, passion and drive
He didn't hate Anya, more precise he hate to draw Cute Characters cause its not within his alley of style.
I could almost say that he would definitely never create Anya if it wasn't for money XDD
From what I know some people just took Endo's words out of context and run with it, resulting to these articles.
I mean it's like that even in the past some media take someone's opinion and bend it in a way that they would make their paper or news popular.
Ppl nowadays are just exposed to many types of media that you can't control everyone anymore, anyone can make fake or biased news and such for clout.
The added context didn't actually change much this time. He felt forced to make these types of characters like the loli and thirst shit if he wanted to appeal to a larger anime audience.
@@ludvig3242 sorry to say but sometimes the editor is right and the writer has to swallow their pride if they want to succeed. Only big and successful artists can just create anything and sell it by pure fame alone.
@@lenleon3699 I'm not saying any of that is incorrect. I'm saying that nobody should cope and think that the creator likes these characters when he clearly doesn't.
@@ludvig3242 oh he clearly does not but a good artist will learn to provide, especially since it gives him money to continue his actual passion projects. Plus that is why Editors exist to ensure a project is not mistreated by lack of care.
yknow im glad he made an ikemen character because i always see these really pretty moms and then matched up with the most normal looking or even unattractive man but never the opposite
There’s an anime movie coming out that takes place in the Middle East or something, and the girl is short and chubby (still cute though) and the man is more like an ikemen. Def a first for me
@@ma.2089 name?
@@ma.2089 Is it the one called Gold and Water Kingdom or something?
Prophet muhammad and aisha?
@@johnythepvpgod1470
What?
as a creator and writer there are characters and plots that Im more like its alright rather than outright love it. and thats fine and honestly normal. having an insane obsession over every detail in your work can be extremely exhausting.
"Eh, I don't really mind her."
Internet - "OH MY GOD HE HATES HER"
Im just impressed the author is friends with kono oto tomare and blue exorcist mangakas
He also coworked for chainsawman
I'm more surprised about the fact that mangakas have the time to socialize. You can find an interview of a mangaka who leaves her house less than once a year
@@lounirs depend on the mangak themselves though, still remember that Hiro Mashima the crrator of Fairy Tail was envied by many mangakas cause he was really fast at drawing his manga that he basically still have time to play games and do other stuff.
He was literally speedrunning FFVII remakes when it came out, and at the time Fairy Tail was still running weekly.
He so fast that the Shounen Magazine also make a Magz only for his creation and any spinoff by other mangaka that he supervised to put on the Magz.
@@lounirs this. I remember when mangaka like Horikoshi would write on the back of his books that he saw a movie or went out to eat, and I’m just confused how he had the time lolol
We need blue exorcist s2🤧
It could be a professional distance. For example, sometimes if we love our creations too much, we don't do anything with them. Think of it as the equivalent of making a really great piece of art, attaching your self-worth to it, then throwing it off a cliff to make sure nothing bad happens to it.
nah, he just created the manga because it sells and has not passion toward the story.
Thats not how things work, when you passionate about a thing you do better, its the oposite
the way the creator write about family values, love and care for children is already showing how great of a love he has for his character. they are all carefully written
Endo clearly loved her design enough given its lifted from one of his one shot works
I remember hearing that he wrote Spy X Family due to the fact that he was having a block, but then the series took off. Because it would be stupid to pass up the opportunity, he continued writing it. He probably isn’t very “attached” to his characters because they weren’t really something that he was planning to commit to
I believe what he means is that he dislikes having to become a sell out and taking the easy path of using ikemen, bishoujo, and loli characters to success
It’s not a Loli when it’s an actual child.
@@israeldelarosa5461 The word doesn’t JUST refer to characters who look young, but are older. It also refers to characters who look young and are in fact young. If an anime character looks like a child, they are by definition a loli.
@@actor3949 That’s just what the word means. I can’t change that.
@@notatallfunctional right? like these distorted definitions feel like western fans trying to compartmentalise as a coping mechanism or something
@@israeldelarosa5461 I thought loli meant little girl
I get where Endo is coming from,I've made characters I feel meh about but at the end of the day the love and passion we put into our characters is what makes our characters feel so cool
You, like a writer of a story, MUST NOT have attachment to the characters because, if you have, you can't write with freedom. When a writer isn't neutral, he/she would protect characters from every bad situation.
My big example is Araki (jojo), he isn't afraid to kill every character, also the best ones.
No attachment to the characters is needed for a good story.
Well Oda is attached to his characters yet his story is good... It could be better, sure, but it is still good.
Me: *loves character*
Also me: *gives them a prosthetic arm because she lost it (and her mother) in a car accident because her mom was DUI from a bar because her dad was cheating on her with the neighbors' 18 yo daughter and wants a divorce.*
@@Meshifuaritrue
But even so, there’s really nothing wrong with what he said; he’s not obligated to feel attached to his characters. I don’t know why the idea of him being indifferent towards Anya should affect the story.
i mean ig it kinda changes people’s perspective about the story when u thunk that he isnt really passionate about his characters
@@core712 flash fucking news, the overwhelming majority of creators, actors, movie-makers and whatever at any given moment feel like this.
The "Oda being basically the First One Piece fan" situation is a rarity
Dude, chill. I understand that's a thing, but some people, like myself, don't like interacting with products from people, knowing they might not be having a good time creating it. Makes them feel like they are encouraging behavior that isn't good for the creators.
Wtf people. He doesnt care about her design does not mean "i hate this character". He just knew drawing fugly people wouldnt get any reads.
It is easy to create something you love but it I’d truly difficult to not love your creation.
I think his lack of attachment to his characters just shows that he is an ambitious man and prioritised his success over how much fun he wanted to have in his life.
I get hated on by my friends when I say I don't really like Anya.
It’s still sad to think that he had an idea in his mind but it didn’t actually grow in popularity until he made them conventionally attractive. That seems to be what bothers him.
That sounds more like what you want to bother him.
@@Valkbg no, pretty sure it sounds exactly how it sounds.
@@TheDoc_K If his other works didnt have attractive people I wouldnt have cared.
Yes. It’s called conformity. And all creators are eventually forced to do so.
@@Valkbg that's a you problem then.
He created Anya because of marketing purposes. Yeah, gotta make a character that standout to sell his product. I don't blame him if he doesn't have any attachment to the character.
That makes him a sellout.
@@MetaKnight964 If it gets him food on the table, that's fine.
@@limesandlemons1367 agreed-
Pedophiles
@@MetaKnight964 Sellouts get a roof over their heads and a meal in their bellies
As a blog writer of short stories myself, what I can say is that sometimes it is best to not have any attachments to any of the characters we created because otherwise it will be harder to finish the story because we writers just don't want the stories to end because that is the end for the beloved characters. It is internal conflict for most writers if we get too attached to the characters we created.
i was kind of relived when i saw this bc i thought “im glad im not the only one who dislikes anya” but nah. the artist puts a lot of work into his manga and art, hats off to him!!
Welcome to the world of the internet
Whereby, even if you try to create context, people always find a way of reading what you say out of context
It's like that tweet where this guy explains how twitter users will somehow take the sentence "I like pancakes" and are like "So you hate waffles" even though that's a whole new sentence
And this exact TH-cam short’s title also proved the point that it’s all for likes and clout
People can still lie and bullshit off of the internet, just so you know.
Some people are just good at their job. Not every mangaka is trying to creat their dream life with their characters, and not all of them are passion driven obsesed dreamers. Some people just do this as a job and do it well. We tend to forget that art is not on some mythical other plain of skill, its sometimes the same thing as being good at accounting.
but he is a good mangaka driven by passion, his rengoku no ashe oneshot is clearly a passion project that sadly didnt work out, spy x family seems to just be comforming to the current status quo while maybe sometime in the future if it changes he can make what he really wanted to.
working as a mangaka is never done out of just wanting a job, its a poor paying, extremely stressful job people pull through purely by passion and motivation, theres not really any other reason
"art is not on some mythical other plain of skill"
you so wrong, art is the most mythical thing you will ever get on this planet.
And i have yet to see anyone make a good piece of art without a sacrifice of time and energy.
You can not make art whiteout love, go ahead and try.
Dose not matter how great a AI you have or box of tools, or money in you bank. People may be amazed but they will quickly see that something is missing.
You dont get a good craft without love, you dont spend years of your life perfecting something without love.
Art is the single flame in the void of a none caring universe that keeps us warm at night.
Sleep, food and shelter will keep you alive, but without art full of love you will soon stop eating,dreaming and feel cold even with roof above your head.
(Does a dramatic pose and push up my hair) You are clearly not an artist if you think art can be an a “simple job” and is not some mythical other plain of skill, you not only to compare it to accounting which has its own ball of skills required for it but also disrespecting both to artists and accountants! (Looks away disappointed and holds face dramatically)
(Shakes my head in a disapproving manor), *art* is beauty, *art* is *passion, art is life* !!! (T- poses while looking into the sky)
But you…you clearly cannot see, you cannot fathom the the works that goes into this beautiful work that we humans are capable of! (Dramatically turns around and walks away cool like)
Wtf is this reply section lmao
@@wefhen7708 art
It's not that it hates Anya. He doesn't feel attached to the series because he made it mostly to boost his career following his editor recommendations. He doesn't hate Spy X, but he doesn't love it either. Sometimes you gotta do things for your career , and sometimes you have to throw away passion projects. Manga is not just a Passion thing, sometimes it's just work. And that's what Spy X Family is for him. If anything he loves Anya, he just wanted to make a more serious manga with her.
He just said he isn’t attached to her, so she could be killed off
Context is everything but alot of it has to do with his normal narrative style. His style is normally a bit dark comedy with hints of reality. His previous works were a bit dark and sad but a bit philosophical about the world. But all of his previous work was unpopular. Only once he illustrated for others and his editor advised him to be lighter on his subject matter and stories did he reach success. So yes he compromised a bit but he lives his work.
Agreed. Man has to eat, Honestly I am surprised he admitted it, though it is likely because this manga is just THAT different from everything else he made before.
Spy x Family's story has been gradually getting darker and darker. The latest arc in the manga is the darkest the story has gotten yet.
@@gabetalks9275 I mean, he has to go in that direction if the story is to grow. Otherwise it will hit a wall and go stale. Plus the entire premise is built on a very serious plot thread (a spy seeking dangerous state secrets, a child experimented on since birth, and an extremely ruthless assassin for hire). When you poke any of those subjects even a little it goes very serious very fast.
So he can create a very grim tale with the ingredients he has… problem is, would the fans accept it?
@@lenleon3699 The latest arc is the darkest the story has ever been and the fans have been loving it. Those hidden dark elements are what makes the plot so engaging. That's why there's such a huge theory crafting community in r/SpyxFamily.
@@gabetalks9275 Then the author got his wish and the editor was in the right with telling him to compromise with the character designs.
I feel him...sometimes you have to write/draw what your fans wants to see, not what you really want to see.
Not your way, but on your fans' way. that's why it really hurt me to hear him say "has given up on some way" in loid...
So Fanservice?
I actually respect Endo-sensei quite a lot because it is incredibly hard for me not to grow attached to my creations. It gets a lot harder to weather criticism from people if you have a special bond with these things you have made so for Endo-sensei to be able to detach himself from a character is quite admirable.
can't blame him
He's still gotta like what he did with them, he's just saying he prefers writing other things
Having to make compromises to sell does hurt, even though you can still be proud of that work
People don't immediately get attached to characters even if they are their own. Even if he hates his characters(which I personally think he doesn't) he still gives us likeable characters. That's all I care about.
"I redesigned it because the original wasn't marleteable enough"
I think its more like he made the characters because they would be popular, not because he was attached to them
That sticks out to me in a bad way. I'm not very good at articulating what little feelings other than rage and hatred I have left. And I can see it as a very practical move on his part.
Still, it feels off being reminded that I'm reading a manga/watching an anime designed to make someone else money. It just feels...wrong.
Endo created Anya and Yor as exaggerated caricatures of the cute little girl trope and scary overpowered mother trope respectively.
Solely for the purpose of attracting audiences who wouldn't give his series a chance if it weren't for being attracted to said tropes. Kind of sad when you realize his stories would've been a success and much more unique if he didn't have to sell out to appeal to shallow audiences.
Er, judging by how his other manga ended up being cancelled early, I beg to differ.
@@lenleon3699 And that's because nobody gave his stories a chance until he incorporated marketable tropes into his stories to attract shallow viewers.
Why are you going after Anya and Yor when the video mentions that the thing he never used in his previous stories were ikemen like Loid?
@@inplane9970 That is called compromise. You either stick to your likes and continue living off pennies, or you give the audience a bone and actually put food on the table. Life is not all sunshine and rainbows. Also, his artist friends all were fascinated when he actually finally changed his style a little and found it to be a good change of pace for him.
If anything he is the one still hung up on the subject while other artists know you can’t win them all.
@@inplane9970 You’re contradicting yourself. First you said “his stories would’ve been a success and much more unique if he didn’t have to sell out to appeal to shallow audiences” but then you backtrack and say the reason his other more unique manga didn’t get popular was because it didn’t appeal to shallow audiences. Which one is it?
I also kept seeing a couple articles staying that he really isn’t attached to any of his characters or the story as a whole and he was just writing what he thinks would be popular and marketable. Idk if it’s true or not, but if it is it made me really sad because when the creator is passionate about their work it brings this vibrancy to the show that can’t be explained. Spy Fam is amazing but just the thought in the back of my head that the creator might not care for it is so upsetting
I think he’ll come to appreciate what it is in time. One of the hardest things a writer can do is admit they need a change of style when something isn’t been received well. His friends were saying throughout the book that the change of pace was nice to see from him
He doesn't hate any of his characters rather he created what appealed to the mass audiences rather than doing what he personally wanted. Obviously there's nothing wrong with that, he did it to become popular and earn a substantial income but as an artist it kinda drains on you when you can't do what you want because it won't gain the same traction so you know you have to create something the public would prefer to have a steady living.
I agree with your statement. Some people just misunderstand or misunderstood his response when addressing his opinion on the characters and just go overboard.
@@kingnamor7777I mean if he did it his way it would still be good
Since I see her absolutely everywhere, I can't really say I like her either, she's just a cute character who took the internet by storm
This is very off topic but Endo-sensei is friends with the creator of Kono Oto Tomare!? Talk about two legends being best friends haha!
Work in the manga industry long enough and you tend to make friends, especially if you’re apart of the same company or have the same editors
ok but "Anya is the result of giving up" is a freaking hilarious sentence to me and I probably won't stop laughing for the next 10 minutes or so
Tatsuya claimed that he doesn’t like Spy x Family at all, because it wasn’t what he wanted to draw, but what the people wanted him to draw
Even if he does, we have nothing to do with that
Dam. Based writer.
So basically he felt like he was giving up in some way because he purposefully didnt draw characters like anya and loid but gave in with spyxfamily
I can't believe this. Next you're going to tell me Miyazaki didn't say that anime was a mistake.
It’s such a perfect mix of Cool, Cute, Stressful, and a hint of Magic bullshit to wrap it all together in a cute little bun
Every author has a passing notion to their character like yeah, I really like them but at the same time I’m annoyed with them
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Edit- do you have a character you’re writing about it makes you feel like this comment down below
Maybe what he's trying to say is that he's let go of his attachment to her character, kind of like letting go of something you love. Often, letting go of the control over something can be freeing, so caring less about what happens with her makes her better and easier to write. Overall that seems like what he's doing for the story, caring less about his own appearances to write something more people would like, even if he doesn't control it as much.
You can’t just say the phrase “context matters” to change the meaning of any quote you don’t like. It doesn’t matter if he just said this to his friends. He still clearly said he doesn’t have an attachment to the character and that he put her there to be popular.
I mean, I would start hating my own characters when their purpose is to attract as many people as possible rather than doing what I want
Original comments: i have no attachment to any character
Gen stupid: aNyA cReAtOr HaTe AnYa
if anyone's seen the original concept art it was obvious Spy x Family was meant to be way darker than it is now, and commercial marketability definitely was a factor in all the changes the lead it to become what it is now. People have to understand that yes, manga artists are artists, but they also have to eat, they need to make work that is liked by the public, does that make him a less capable or professional artist or make his work less relevant? No. Also I believe his editor Shihei Lin (also the editor of chainsaw man, blue exorcist etc) played a big part in creating and keeping the characters consistent
I would like it I'm into dark stuff but I understand he wanted it to be popular so he chose a style that would be appealing to the audience but at the cost him hating on the design
It's so sad that anime writers are being forced to write something that's popular or trending just to get their stuff out. it's their art it's what they are expressing themselves through and to hear him say that he hates what makes the show so popular truly shows how much he's given up on trying to express himself.
You can’t even hate Anya. She’s too adorable!
Well im sure he likes it because he put alot of effort at making all characters, and making anya the cutest thing I've ever seen lol
bro not to sound rude but im pretty sure people like you are the reason hes unsatisfied with his work 💀
If Endo-sensei hates Anya, then we need to love her EVEN MORE!
Faxxx 😢❤
@@xiRePeNTxHe doesn’t hate Anya. Social media just misunderstood his response
@@kingnamor7777 i see glad to hear that :3 Anya is adorable
@@xiRePeNTx the whole entire short video. Literally explains the misunderstanding😅
I am 56. I think it’s a good blend of characters I like to show it makes me laugh.. keep up the good work
I'm one of probably many who loves the characters they create, including my villains (who other people also love because I don't follow the redemption idea for villains). Granted, I don't plan to make a light-hearted story, it'll be a dark story because it's built all around a seemingly neverending war
he may like anya, but I don’t
I like the series just not anya, she annoys me 😕
Sadly there the articles that will get the most clicks at the end of the day
Its hillarious how people read content and then only grasp the hyperbole of the statement XD.
When the author said he doesn't have a connection to Anya. He really meant to say she was meant to fill a gap and thats it. A gap in the plot that needed to like tie the bow around the "mom" and "dad" roles the main character couples societal bio/package for how society was going to interpret them.
The idea is he didn't intend for Anya to become as popular as she has.
Without Anya the comic wouldn’t have made this much success let’s be real
as a manga reader, I can see exactly why he feels this way towards her because I feel the same way about her too now.
why do u feel the same way? just curious
Why do you feel like that?
Anya is probably Mr.Endo favorite character just read the manga Anya have the most character development next to Yor in my opinion and ours favorite fluff ball Bond !
its prolly because she was based off of his previous work's ashe. I bet the thing he liked the most in this story is the psychic part lol.
i am kinda glad that he's not too attached to his characters. It gives him an objective view of them and as such, he can plan arcs, characters and situations better. I've seen many Artists being too "in love" with their MCs and turning them into OP gods of their story or giving them countless plot armor points in order to keep them, because they like them. Endo is in a position where his love and passion for the characters, doesn't blind his logical thinking and planning for his character's next big step
WHY THE HELL DO THE MAGE CREATORS THAT MAKE THE BEST CHARACTERS ALWAYS HATE THEM
EVERYBODY LOVES ANYA
ANYA IS LOVE
ANYA IS LIGHT
ANYA IS LIFE
💤
Go outside
@@cfgg1841 Tried once, 2/10, will not repeat.
@@cthellis sad
Yo koto oto tomare underrated anime, dude I want s2 so bad
Tbf, her character is all about being cute, which is one dimensional and can get boring over time.
hopefully after spy family he gets to write something he's 100 percent passionate about
"I don't really have attachment to this character"
News: "CREATOR OUTRIGHT DISPISES HIS CHARACTERS?!?!"
A writer hating their characters? That’s rare. I, myself, can’t bring myself to hate any of my characters, I might not like their actions, I might be disappointed with them, but I still love them. (Please note I am using myself but George R.R. Martin was asked this question about Theon)
Most successful artist, writers, and creators dislike thier most popular creation. It's because they make one for themselves, hoping we will like it, and they make one for the fans, which we typically like. Then the creator gets mad because we don't like thier favorite one. It happens all the time.
I love how you using Shinsengumi ost from Gintama
Every time I see this article pop up all I can think is "For someone who hates Anya he sure does give her a lot of good things like two loving adoptive parents, a dog that would kill for her, and a life where she's give more love than most people ever get... Are these people reading/watching the same thing as me because no one hates a character who would be this kind to them"
It's okay, the fans of SpyXFamily don't like Anya either.
He doesn’t hate the character but sometimes even authors find their own characters annoying but he had to write the story, so it is a pain
Endo sensei also mentioned in his interview that he isnt the kind of person who would work on something they don't like
he has other manga have a girl who loolike anya
he doesn't hate her
People like to do that kind of clickbait stuff, and it's really frustrating.
Also W to you for using Gintama OST
she is adorable and people need to remember she is younger than they think she is
He probably just dislikes how he had to draw her. I have artist friends who had to "give up" and do work they didn't want to do.
There’s many author who hates their own creations, most likely due to the fact that they’re essential in continuing the storytelling!
No way he hates her, he treats her with so much respect when writing her
He doesn't hate it's just this wasn't what he wanted for Anya's character his original plan was to make Spy X Family more Dark & Serious but he changed it the Comedy to attract an audience
The Gintama music makes this so much more intense than it needs to be
Thank you I was looking for the name of the music
Doesn't hate them, he just doesn't feel passionate, he just works on it, the jokes and the joy leaves to marketing