| So far the mangas I read with the best art were One Punch Man and Yamada Kun and 7 Witches. Miki Yoshikawa and Yusuke Murata |
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| Ume Aoki, (Hidamari Sketch + others), Yui Hara, (Kiniro Mosaic + others), Izumi Kazuto, (Binbou Shimai Monogatari aka Poor Sisters Story) & Shiro/Siro, (Encouragement of Climb). |
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Daimaou K author of Haevest. (the guy in the back) |
| Mashima is definitely up there. His art is really good. I'd also nominate Takeshi Obata, Kei Sasuga and Inio Asano. Apart from these names, I think Kazusa Yoneda deserves a mention. I find her CDs gorgeous. |
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| Kusanagi Mizuho because I'm a huge fan of the Akatsuki no Yona series in which the manga is even better than the anime (which is generally the case anyway lol). |
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| Urasawa Naoki Takehiko Inoue Fujisawa Tooru |
| Kentarou Miura Yoshiyuki Sadamoto Hirohiko Araki |
Some of you never watched Bakugan Battle Brawlers on TeleToon in 2008 and it shows. |
| Natsume Ono - love her "loose" artstyle and unconventional stories Takako Shimura - keeps a consistent theme of her works Tatsuki Fujimoto - hm unorthodox, edgy and awesome art. loves how he incorporates pop culture and movie refs into his works. Osamu Tezuka - revolutionary? I love many of his series. |
| Yusuke Murata, Miwa Shirow, Panpanya, Demizu Posuka, Boichi, Koike Keiichi, Junji Ito essentially most of the people in my favourites ngl |
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| The late great Kentaro Miura.(one of the best artists in general) |
| Read Ghost Machine. |
| Rumiko the greatest ever in my books... Practically her Mangas saved my life from going down the wrong path.. |
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| Kiyo Kuujou! Her art style is very aesthetically pleasing to me. For manga artists I like: Tite Kubo, Yuuto Sano |
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| Obata’s art is so iconic. I love the way he draws the eyes and the shading of the character’s hair. He makes everything look so badass. He also was really influential as a mentor to upcoming mangaka. |
| Cliche answer, but I have to go with Araki. No art compares to his. |
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Daimaou K author of Haevest. |
DonySDraws said: Maumuu said: Kiyo Kuujou! Her art style is very aesthetically pleasing to me. For manga artists I like: Tite Kubo, Yuuto Sano I know Tite Kubo but idk the other two, what are their works? Kiyo Kuujo became my favorite from the panels she did for a manga called Trinity Blood. She also made her own manga called Zone-00. Both works have similarities with having a bunch of accessories or some kind of floral decor on the characters, which I think is cool. Kuujo's weapon designs also go hard. With Yuuto Sano I discovered him from his one-shot The Gokuraku District's Third Avenue Incident. I thought it was amazing how good a one-shot can be. The main characters look badass and it's got some scenic-looking panels. He's done two one-shots prior to that. His latest one (The District's Third Avenue Incident) got adapted into a manga. |
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| i think its Nagata Kabi i bought every manga of hers and im following her on twitter, eagerly awaiting new release i dont do the same with others im kind of a newb still |
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elgatosaika said: i think its Nagata Kabi i bought every manga of hers and im following her on twitter, eagerly awaiting new release i dont do the same with others im kind of a newb still I kinda expected it had to her from your other post... I was so right about your pick it scared the shit out me.. I had to double check.. |
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| SHIN KIBAYASHI Alternate name: 亜樹 直, Tadashi Agi, 安童 夕馬, Yuuma Andou, 青樹 佑夜, Yuuya Aoki, 有森 丈時, Jyoji Arimori, 伊賀 大晃, Hiroaki Igano, 龍門 諒, Ryou Ryuumo, S.K., Seimaru Amagi, 天樹 征丸 QUEEN RUMIKO TAKAHASHI |
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| You read too much battle shounen and Akira Toriyama started a trend of characters that I didn't care for. Anyway, I'm going to say Yasuhiro Nightow, Masamune Shirow and Tomohiro Shimoguchi. Shout out to Toru Fujisama and I think that more manga should have been holding the candle to his art. Half of you young dudes don't even know their names by the way. |
| This is a really hard one. It would probably Yana Toboso and Yukinobu Tatsu, both really talented people. |
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| Yasuhisa Hara. Mad respect for publishing Kingdom weekly with great art and without losing quality of the story even after 700 chapters. |
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| Ai yazawa and Haruko Ichikawa |
| “I won’t rely on anyone anymore. I don’t care if no one understands.” – Homura Akemi |
| Oshimi Shuzou is the only one I've liked more than two series by. Most of his are just decent, but Chi no Wadachi is one of my fave manga and Shino-chan and Aku no Hana are good too. His art is quite basic, but the facial expressions still convey subtle differences in emotions really well. I always like Q Hayashida's volume notes and she packs a lot of panels onto a page and Katsuhisa Minami's realistic character writing is refreshing, plus he has good taste in cars...not surprised he's like 50 years old. Idk how tf the Liar Game author (Kaitani) comes up with so many smart characters either. |
"The f**ker who goes round beating people to a pulp. He thinks it'll never happen to himself. But there's gonna be a day when the f**ker gets f**king beaten to a pulp too. But that day's f**king today and the guy doing the beating is a f**king c**t." - Sang-hoon, Breathless (2009)    |
| Kentaro Miura. Yusuke Murata is a close second. |
| Arina Tanemura. Her art always makes me feel nostalgic and takes me back to when I read her manga back in middle and high school. I'm considering in buying the Frozen manga only because Tanemura did the art for it (even though I'm not a huge fan of Frozen). Her art style is just so iconic. |
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| I get mixed feelings on One Punch Man depending on what arc I'm on, but Murata's art is easily one of the best. |
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| Can't say for sure who is my favorite mangaka of all time, but my current answer would have to be Usamaru Furuya. I started reading his stuff and am really enjoying them and plan to read through everything that's completed and has a English translation available. (He's got manga like "Where the Boys Are" that I would be interested in reading, but I couldn't find anywhere to read that in English unfortunately.) |
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| His art may not be my favourite style but I really respect mangakas like Oda who can consistently release good content for over 2 decades weekly. |
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| My favorite manga artists are Kentaro Miura, Tsutomu Nihei, and Tetsuo Hara without question. |
| AidaIro's Aida and Ishikawa Ken; the style of Aida's art is so cool and just really well done, and then Ishikawa's art is just insane, the sheer level of detail is ridiculous. @dodoxdo97 High five! |
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| For me I know it's probably the popular choice but Oda it's always going to be Oda. Can't get enough of one piece. |
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| Sako Toshio, mangaka of Batuque, Genikasuri and most prominently Usogui. |
| Rumiko takahashi, Arina tanemura, and fujito maguro. I love their works a lot! |
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| Kentaro Miura. I know, super generic response but Berserk is well known for a reason. |
| Go read Berserk and One Piece they're the best thing ever |
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