What Makes Good Manga? Making You Turn the Page | Panel Flow
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Never thought I would see the day someone would use araki’s theory’s to praise Toriyama
Bro just found this channel and its a fucking abandoned gold mine. The videos are such great quality man but sad its dead
I promise I'm working on something right now :) I'm trying to stack like 3 episodes just purely to help with my work schedule, then I can release them once a week while having a little bit of a backlog. I really appreciate your compliment!
@@PanelFlow nice! I thought the channel was just gone lol. Keep going bro. Ive watched all videos of your channel already, really high quality. Excited for the next ones
I'm making my first manga and your channel has been a big help. I hope you make more videos on page composition!
Definitely in the playbook. I want to wrap up the comic competition first, then I have another about some more settings/themes, after that I have one gigantic video I’ve been working on in between everything, but down the road I could see more videos about that subject
I see Araki's book, I press LIKE.
Please continue making videos! I love this kind of analysis!
Your wish is my command. This channel didn't get touched because of how I made this during quarantine, then got a new job that just totally stopped me in my tracks in regards to free time. I am back now though and excited for all of these new comments.
How the fuck do you have only 800 over views. This is the best manga study ever
Thank you :)
Fuck yeah, fuck yeah. On my fucking god I’m so proud to see you get 1000 views.
I have a feeling you are going to be the next big analyzing TH-camr!!!
What’s crazy is how Hamon from JoJo’s was pretty much a copy of Hokuto Shinken from Fist of the North Star with the same idea that it both can heal and destroy with the same martial art. Yeah Hamon has some stuff added in part 2 to make it more unique, but coming up with stands was the best idea. Crazy how Akari learned so much about storytelling from the variety that JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure had for each part.
Thankyou for teaching me Sir
This is beautiful!!!
I really need my manga tentatively named
*Fragments of a Cosmic Story* to take off!
Reason why I wanna make a manga?
Its my *love letter* to this beautiful art medium!
I love the feeling of hype and interesting moments and I want to make people feel the euphoria I felt!
For now the title will be the only piece of info to be revealed
Edit: I'm actually not currently in the process of manga creation. Still the planning and stuff. But I do very much need it to take off! And this vid helped a lot!
Edit 2: Jk here is some more info. Multi planetary civil war, Galactic League of Celestial Kings, Plant Planet, Sentient Humanoid Comets, Son of Creation, and Copper Stitched Ship.
Interesting rundown so far?
Glad to hear it helped!
It is unbelievable to me that at 1:23Araki is only 89 years old in that picture. I don't mean to be a broken record but, 89 years? Insane.
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but he's actually 189. You missed a digit
I actually really love Kaiju No.8 for it's characters. But these are really great points. Love it!
watched all three of your videos. i thoroughly enjoyed them! hope you continue to make more.
i remember reading a little bit of manga in theory and practice, but i never finished it. i should try hunting it down again and finish my reading.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. I feel bad to have taken so long to reply, I had made this as a side hobby during quarantine, then I started a new job which took up an incredible amount of time, so this kind of sank to the bottom of my list. I will say that coming back to all of these positive comments definitely is a highlight for me though, I really want to make more because of it. You were there 10 months ago, so I definitely owe you a video.
Thank u for this channel
Thanks for the content. I find it very helpful as I am trying to make a comic myself currently. :)
Glad I could help!
Araki is definitely one of the best mangaka in terms of paneling it flows good and reminds of akira toriyama
Absolutely! Great grasp of basic but complex, if that's the best way to say it.
If you want to know another mangaka who's good at utilizing panels then I suggest reading Witch Hat Atelier by Shirahama Kamome.
@@yourecoolifyoureadmagusoft1909 I haven't heard that one! I'll check it out.
@@PanelFlow That's good to hear. The panels are so smartly placed. You won't be disappointed.
Amazon analysis! You are severely underrated sir, you just earned a sub!
Thank you! Another coming out soon!
HOLY SHIT THIS VIEDO IS GREAT! I was on the one-piece subreddit and I found your comment there about your video and I have to say it's well done. Hope you keep up the grind on this channel.
Thanks man! I have two in the pipeline right now. It's also been a while so I have to refamiliarize myself with editing, haha.
@@PanelFlow No Sweat. I've also been trying to make videos and had a pretty long break from it. It'll come back as you keep working on it.
Wow, I've watched several videos here on youtube on what makes a good manga page but I feel like you have explained it the best. The examples you use to illustrate your points make so much sense to me. I will be sharing this video with my artist friends! Please keep making more of these educational manga videos! 🙏
Just uploaded a sequel to this one today ;)
@@PanelFlow Awesome! I'm going to check it out now. Thanks!!
amazing and very helpful video (: thank you
Glad you liked it!
I personally dont fully agree on the comparison with AoT and Kaiju number 8 (Before anyone comes at me, im not a dear fan of either and havent read fully of 8 only heard)
But the reason I dont is because I feel this is in fact a trope in stories way before AoT.. I cant recall its name but I know i've heard it before in stories so it felt kinda weird to single 8 out for the similarity without bringing attention to the trope itself ya know?
Though this is also because hopefully the stories also differ as 8 seemed to focus on an adults POV in this take? ( From what I heard the MC is an adult man rather than a teen kid during the scenes that happened, yes I know Eren ages/timeskips but I mean a big portion of the first half of the story is through the eyes of him as a boy/teen lol and this would change the context of how things are seen.)
For sure. And it's seemed to have evolved from this point, I was just looking at the pure premise of the stories from an overview.
When I made this video, I think Kaiju Number 8 was only under like 15-20 chapters, so the fact that it's still going shows a lot for it. I haven't read it in a while.
Yeah the thing that makes them differ is the setting, the original part of aot is that they are trapped in walls and the characters have to with the whole political situation of the different walls and how the titans have affected their lifestyles. I haven’t read Kaiju no8 but I’ve heard it’s actually really good so I’d assume it probably has a differing setting or mc that makes it interesting.
@@mson925and Aot is too serious. I tink Kaiju do a better job in bring Joy, friendship, action, drama and LAUGHS.
awesome video ! keep up the Good work !😘
Thank you! I will try my best!
yes
you and lines in motion make me appreciate manga more ngl
I haven’t seen anything from lines in motion, I’ll have to check them out
This is very insightful for someone that loves manga, please continue 🙏🏽
Thank you! I really appreciate it. I've been coming back to these positive comments and it's really made my day. Thank you for commenting. I'll cook up another video soon, these really got me fired up.
@@PanelFlow Im subscribed and looking forward to it!
@@jermanefrost-clarke6219 just about to put up a poll for the theme of the next video, I’m going to try and make a few of them in a bulk setting so there’s a lot of content to put out right away
Actually jk you need 1000 to have a community tab, so just vote on twitter if you're so inclined
@@PanelFlow hey, sorry for late reply, I don't actually have twitter:') getting rid of it lowered my stress, but please let me know when you update or do you have insta?
I have noticed that what draws me in is when the art/story has at least one thing that is familiar/recognizable to me and one thing that is "foreign"/unique to the setting/story/universe that I wouldn't find in my own world. The presence of the familiar thing tells me that there will be things I can relate to and/or understand in this no matter how unfamiliar everything else may be and the presence of the foreign (foreign as in foreign to me as a person on Earth in the year of X, not like American vs. Japanese or some other culture of anything like that)/unique thing tells me that there will be new things that make the story interesting to explore and an escapism no matter how familiar everything else may be.
Goku riding on the cloud is a good example of this because you have the familiarity of a humanoid-looking character with trees and stuff in a setting I can recognize and relate to but the unique thing being the rail and riding on a cloud to get me excited to see how the DragonBall world differs fr my own and thus I don't need to apply boring real-world rules ad limits to wonder where the story could ho and what could happen!
This stuff applies to realistic, real-world no magic or scifi fiction as well, but I personally enjoy stories with a little fantasy magic or scifi the most.
Really great insight. I feel very similarly!
Just subscribed
Thank you!
It would be nice to see manga beyond shounen or seinen. Shoujo or Josei tittles showing amotional beats from panel to panel.
Stay tuned for the next video ;)
editors also have a comftable job in a office, its not back breaking or out in the cold, so the problem can be the editor also
Facts 😂
😍😍😍
Lol haven't read kaiju yet but had no idea it was so close to aot. Just shows it's okay to repeat greatness long as you make it your own 😅
Good artists borrow, great artists steal! To quote Picasso. I don’t think Kaiju stole at all, but there’s an obvious similarity
@@PanelFlow right, so obvious it can't be mere coincidence the author is clearly a fan 😁
I'm the 1k like :)
LET'S GO DUDE
Next video by end of month will hopefully earn another one
Along with this book do you have any recommendations for artists literature regarding manga/comics structure? I read Understanding Comics and now I'm reading Making Comics by Scott McCloud, both really cool but I'm hungry for more and searching for educational panel flow stuff led me to this channel
Nothing really that I've found so far specifically in regards to manga/comics. Although I can give you the words of Alan Moore (who I believe) said something like this: "If you want to get better at writing good books, you should read a good book. If you really want to get better, read a bad book. That will teach you faster than any good book can"
So for that I'd probably go down the rabbit hole of some bad manga and comics in terms of their drawings, layouts, etc. and see what you gleam from that.
Otherwise, my next video is a continuation on this book and some other pieces of context.
Whenever I see Kaiju #8 and AOT I think both copied God Eater because damn
yo, try not using black and white in your thumbnails, makes it look boring bro.
I appreciate the feedback. My idea was to make them look like manga pages, so the black and white was the main way to do that. I could understand throwing in some color splashes though.
@@PanelFlow great job though! i can see you have the talent.
@@PanelFlow Could prob do what artist do with a random color polygon in the background haha
Jesus loves all 😊
To be fair "jojos bizarre adventure" is not a great title to me. Lol
Meh. Not a great author and writes commercially for japan. I will never take his advice
Is this a joke ?