| i don't talk about the best, but important sameone who make anime defrent i enf up with 6 do you know more Tezuka Osamu - make ANIME GO nagai - start SuperRobots, Action Horror, magicalgirl ..... befor him there wasn't gory anime and he creat the first Ecchi manga at age 16!!! Yokoyama Mitsuteru - Tetsujin 28-gou Ishinomori Shoutarou - Cyborg 009, the father oftokusatsu superhero and creat Kamen Rider Miyazaki Hayao Yatate Hajime - Gundam do you know more persons |
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| King Kubo. |
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OminousFlare said: Urobuchi Gen. Before Madoka, magical girls were about fluff and love - even the 'deconstructed' ones that came before it. This happened a year ago. He hasn't had that much influence on the genre, as magical girls are STILL about fluff and love, except for Madoka. |
| -animeS - The plural of anime is anime. More than one deer is still deer. There is no damn "s". -epic |ˈepik| noun•a work portraying heroic deeds/adventures covering an long period of time - adjective • heroic/grand in scale or character Active Military, Prior Service, and Veteran's Anime Club http://myanimelist.net/clubs.php?cid=25937&time=1299710079 |
OminousFlare said: Urobuchi Gen. Before Madoka, magical girls were about fluff and love - even the 'deconstructed' ones that came before it. lol. that nanoha was some fluffy belly button fluff shit in 2004. but yeah, madoka is a deconstruction of the deconstruction genre. |
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KeiraShikari said: --I'm guessing you mean Kubo, Tite but it would help if you would present it in a manner that would allow a proper search. Some of us geeks do that. :-)King Kubo. |
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| Satoshi kon. I cant say that he had that much influence in anime movies like miyazaki but he definitely shaped the psychological genre. R.I.P also akira toriyama had a big influence in anime with his dragon ball manga specially the shounen genre. Mmmm also i think NGE had an influence in anime since most people say that the tsundre archtype originated from asuka of NGE. What about the guy who made akira? |
brimskebMay 25, 2012 12:22 PM
| She's certainly not the "most important", but I'd add Rumiko Takahashi to the list. It could be argued that harem anime is just taking seriously what she intended as a joke, and some modern stock-character types were pretty clearly influenced by her characters. |
| If I can only choose one person, I'd say Osamu Tezuka too. |
Tiago97 said: --For sure! But you can choose more than one so go for it :-)If I can only choose one person, I'd say Osamu Tezuka too. |
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lisnoire said: Tiago97 said: --For sure! But you can choose more than one so go for it :-)If I can only choose one person, I'd say Osamu Tezuka too. Most have already been mentioned in this thread. Names like Go Nagai, Ishinomori Shoutarou, Miyazaki Hayao, etc. But I don't think this one has: Eiichiro Oda. He's made the best selling manga in history (well, so far). That's really something. |
| Shukuo Ishikawa - CEO of Namco Bandai Yoichi Wada - CEO of Square Enix Holdings Tsuguhiko Kadokawa - CEO of Kadokawa Group Holdings ... first three companies that came to my mind, there are more but I'm too lazy they give money (or rather some drones in their companies) so they are quite important and influential |
| Not a single mention of Tatsumi Yoshihiro so far, and I think he merits a mention. |
Karpman said: KeiraShikari said: King Kubo. Yes! I love his drawing. It is so detailed. But to be honest. I like Hiro Mashima as he created some of the best shounen/romance anime. http://myanimelist.net/people/1882/Hiro_Mashima I agree, Hiro-sama is pretty good too. <3 |
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| This man, no... this GOD http://myanimelist.net/people/13637/Satou_Yoshiteru |
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| Akira Toriyama, because he gave me my childhood. |
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Bob_Squob said: And aren't there other good deconstructions like Princess Tutu or something?OminousFlare said: Urobuchi Gen. Before Madoka, magical girls were about fluff and love - even the 'deconstructed' ones that came before it. This happened a year ago. He hasn't had that much influence on the genre, as magical girls are STILL about fluff and love, except for Madoka. |
Tachii said: Bob_Squob said: And aren't there other good deconstructions like Princess Tutu or something?OminousFlare said: Urobuchi Gen. Before Madoka, magical girls were about fluff and love - even the 'deconstructed' ones that came before it. This happened a year ago. He hasn't had that much influence on the genre, as magical girls are STILL about fluff and love, except for Madoka. Well, Digimon Tamers could count as a deconstruction. |
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kittehgod said: So, what we have learned today is that Chiaki konaka has had more influence on the industry than Urobochi Gen.Tachii said: Bob_Squob said: And aren't there other good deconstructions like Princess Tutu or something?OminousFlare said: Urobuchi Gen. Before Madoka, magical girls were about fluff and love - even the 'deconstructed' ones that came before it. This happened a year ago. He hasn't had that much influence on the genre, as magical girls are STILL about fluff and love, except for Madoka. Well, Digimon Tamers could count as a deconstruction. But seriously, nobody's said Hideaki Anno yet? Or Yoshiyuki Tomino? Between Gundam and Evangelion, they need some sort of mention. |
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| Except those who give money... I would add him (along with few others already mentioned) http://myanimelist.net/people/4002/Junichi_Satou for directing Sailor Moon, Pretear and Princess Tutu (he made quite a few of mahō shōjo) not to mention all iyashikei series like Aria those ladies - for making people look like bugs since 1987 http://myanimelist.net/people/1877/CLAMP also this gentleman for his weird creations http://myanimelist.net/people/5082/Ikuhara_Kunihiko |
Dalek-bakaMay 25, 2012 3:02 PM
| Ima have to go with Hayao Miyazaki. He's probably the only guy I can name on the top of my head that is known to many people regardless if they watch anime or not, regardless if they're Japanese or not, regardless if they're a new anime fan or not. Not that this is about popularity, though. But he had his fair share of "impact" (I generally dislike this word since it's so damn arbitrary) on the industry. |
| Kazuo Koike not great or even good but he creat the gatika movment (foget how it writen) mostly it the old name for Seinen the first who mke manga for Adult Tajiri Satoshi and Yuyama Kunihiko you know pokemon |
almozayafMay 25, 2012 10:08 PM
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| +1 Miyazaki. The sheer exposure his films get insures people are going to know about him. Which is a shame. I'm more Satoshi Kon myself. |
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| Yutaka Yamamoto. |
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| Hayao Miyazaki |
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| Carl Macek You can hate him or love him but he gave anime to usa |
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| Osamu Tezuka's works are pretty interesting, but I think Miyazaki is the most operative in his works, of what I've seen. I need to check out Yuasa though. And I'm probably missing out on other good people... |
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| Miyazaki comes first when I read the title of the thread. I know there are a lot of important people who shaped the anime and manga history |
| Though there is no one that is the most important, since every creator has contributed with something. |
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| Why are you posting that list for a second time? Broken Record-kun. |
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| Doesn't explain why you're posting it a second time in the same thread though. |
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| Saying the same thing twice does not reinforce anything. To reinforce what you said the first time you should perhaps say why you believe these people to be important. |
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| If they're so obvious why post them twice? |
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Enjolras1830 said: to se see what resopse id get since i got no direct one first time is my list that unrebuffable that its hard for people aguge it You're more likely to get response if you actually elaborate on it than essentially double posting. And with proper grammar, as well. And even then it's unlikely because this topic is one of those "+1 here's my list/person/anime" posts that doesn't encourage discussion. |
almozayaf said: Kazuo Koike not great or even good but he creat the gatika movment (foget how it writen) mostly it the old name for Seinen the first who mke manga for Adult I'm thinking you meant gekiga, which is actually credited to the person I mentioned [Yoshihiro Tatsumi]. Kazuo Koike continued in this style, both through his works [I doubt many people would agree with your evaluation of his works, BTW] and his Gekiga Sonjuku educational program. My line of reasoning was the same, though. Seinen owes a debt to those guys, starting with Osamu Tezuka himself. |
| Indeed, discussion in threads on MAL. Wahahahaha. As for your list, the Names I recognise I agree with although it's somewhat hard for me to gauge without knowing the impact of shows years back. I expect that's the same for 95% of the forum here. |
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I agree. This man's anime have changed my life in more ways then I could ever ask for. I tear up whenever I think about when Pink-haired chick #1 died in Mars of Destruction. No one has ever directed a more beautiful death scene. |
phnsr said: almozayaf said: Kazuo Koike not great or even good but he creat the gatika movment (foget how it writen) mostly it the old name for Seinen the first who mke manga for Adult I'm thinking you meant gekiga, which is actually credited to the person I mentioned [Yoshihiro Tatsumi]. Kazuo Koike continued in this style, both through his works [I doubt many people would agree with your evaluation of his works, BTW] and his Gekiga Sonjuku educational program. My line of reasoning was the same, though. Seinen owes a debt to those guys, starting with Osamu Tezuka himself. thanks for info :D i try to find good place about gekiga and who made it what i know it made by early Tezuka fans who grow up and want to make grow up comic and since manga was for kids they gave it new name gekiga all my info from AWOpodcast so it not all that good |
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