The Jump Mangaka The World Forgot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Hello and welcome ladies and gentlemen, today we're taking a look at the life and death of Sachio Umemoto, the first mangaka in Weekly Shounen Jump.
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Holy shit, looking at that first issue cover of SJ is insane -- it looks so different. I had no idea who the first mangaka was. The earliest I could think of (as you've anticipated) was Tezuka, but I definitely thought there were more before him. Another highly informative video. Thanks you as always for your ever valuable contributions to the community's knowledge of manga and the industry!
Thank you!
There's definitely mangaka before Tezuka, but Tezuka basically invented the "modern" manga, so it's natural we think of him first. Like how we think of Pong as the first videogame, even though it's not.
Great historical video! I never knew any of this!
Thanks!
Good Video man! I never knew that weekly shonen magazine came before WSJ or the fact that it was bigger than it in terms of popularity before series like Dragon Ball, Jojos & DQ: Adventure of Dai would become a thing
Thanks! And yeah, both Magazine and Sunday are older than Jump by a decade. What made Jump grow more was Hokuto no Ken, followed by the hits you mentioned. The 80s was a great time for Jump.
@@MangaCrash A whole decade? Yo that’s crazy & yeah the 80s was definitely the beginning of greatness for Jump
Imagine opening the 1st volume of SJ mag and having the author writhing "First" like a youtube comment xD
FIRST.
Damn I didn't know that lmao. I wasn't expecting the first jump mangaka to be someone super well known, but I literally don't know a single one of this guy's manga
He doesnt even have a MAL profile, and he has an AL profile cuz I made it. So yeah, its natural to not know them, lol
@@MangaCrash bruh like I can’t even believe that
Very interesting subject man! The video ended on a comfortable heartwarming moment.
TO ALL THE SACHIO UMEMOTOS OF THE WORLD!!! \(`º´)/
Oh, btw, good thumbnail!!
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The first mangaka could actually be considered Charles Wirgman (yes, he is British lol, I recommend looking up Helen McCarthy, she is a pretty great manga historian), although Tezuka is definitely the first modern mangaka.
Charles Wirgman did had a cartoon magazine in Japan (I mention that in my Manga Magazines video), but I personally wouldn't consider him a "mangaka", just because he wrote in English for English people who were in Japan.
@@MangaCrash Oh shoot, I missed that video, I better catch up
@@marcster6767 It's an older video, so the presentation quality is a bit bad, lol, but yeah, I do talk about Wirgman's influence in manga there. He definitely deserves some credit.
It's a shame that so many authors get forgotten, and canceled so early into there series
It really is, thankfully, some of them do come back after a cancelation and get a success
ngl, I'm not surprised this series got axed. From description alone this series sound like "first shonen manga".
Like if someone would want to prank me and convince me it was first shonen and predecessor to all cliche that shonen manga have (especially battle shonen) I would believe immediately.
To be fair, in 1968 most of battle manga clichés werent that cliched
@@MangaCrash I know, but still it is kinda funny that if you scale setting up to entire kingdom/world you have basically core of Black Clover. :P
Also video about First (Battle) Shounen?
Probably it would be Astro Boy but maybe there is surprise?
@@nieznajomy4398 Yeah, I think that'd be Astro Boy, but it's not a bad idea at all, I know there's influences from other Japanese mediums that ended up forming the battle shounen formula, so a video on the history of the genre would be pretty cool, actually. Thanks for the idea!
History's getting cancelled. Way too, much; way too, fast.