 The September issue of Gessan magazine announced on Saturday that Souichirou Yamamoto's Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san (Teasing Master Takagi-san) manga is ending in two chapters in the November issue on October 12.Yamamoto began serializing the romantic comedy manga in Gessan in June 2012. Shogakukan shipped the 19th volume on March 10. Yen Press licensed the manga in English in November 2017 and released the 17th volume on April 18. The 18th volume is scheduled to go on sale on January 23. Shin-Ei Animation adapted the manga into three anime seasons in Winter 2018, Summer 2019, and Winter 2022. An anime movie was released in theaters in June 2022. Crunchyroll is streaming the first season with English subtitles and a dub. Netflix is streaming the second season, and HIDIVE is streaming the third season and the movie. Synopsis With a smirk, the mischievous middle school boy Nishikata glances over at Takagi, the girl seated next to him in class. He has just devised a master plan to finally get back at her for all the merciless teasing inflicted upon him. As he is about to set his plan into motion, Takagi intervenes with a single comment that halts Nishikata right in his tracks. She had turned the tables on him yet again. "If you blush, you lose." That has been the unwritten rule set between the two ever since they encountered one another in middle school. Day after day, loss after loss, Nishikata strives to see Takagi red with embarrassment, but his futile attempts are only met by further ridicule. Beyond this vicious cycle of trying to outwit one another, will their relationship ever evolve? [Written by MAL Rewrite] Source: Comic Natalie |
VindstotAug 15, 2023 9:14 PM
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| What a long , pleasant ride this has been . I loved it with all my heart . I will read the spin off with them as adults and Soredemo Ayumu wa Yosetekuru while patiently waiting for this author's next major project |
| I hate to turn this kinda sour, especially when the series sounds like it's been a good run for the fans, but... Crunchyroll is streaming the first season with English subtitles and a dub. Netflix streams the second season and HIDIVE is streaming the third season and the movie. Am I the only one reading this and finding the streaming situation just so ridiculous? I feel bad for fans' wallets. |
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Fario-P said: I hate to turn this kinda sour, especially when the series sounds like it's been a good run for the fans, but... Crunchyroll is streaming the first season with English subtitles and a dub. Netflix streams the second season and HIDIVE is streaming the third season and the movie. Am I the only one reading this and finding the streaming situation just so ridiculous? I feel bad for fans' wallets.I'm sure there are no correlation between this kind of practice and piracy being on the rise. :) |
| kinda felt sudden. i hope there is more to story because we get teased their High school and university stories. |
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| I know there was the anime-original to sort of bring the animation version to a close, but here's to hoping announcement(s) of the future season(s) of the series will drop by soon. |
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Fario-P said: It’s also worse that their is basically 3 different dubs because of this. The nextflix dub is an entire different cast while hidive got most of the actors from the Crunchyroll dub except for nishikata and some minor characters but also hidive just sucks at dubbing and the cat in the movie dub made me want to kill myself.I hate to turn this kinda sour, especially when the series sounds like it's been a good run for the fans, but... Crunchyroll is streaming the first season with English subtitles and a dub. Netflix streams the second season and HIDIVE is streaming the third season and the movie. Am I the only one reading this and finding the streaming situation just so ridiculous? I feel bad for fans' wallets. |
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| Yes, but does he not have like fifty other manga works from this world running xD ? |
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Swagernator said: And all of them are successful and loved by many many fans . How cool is that 🧂Yes, but does he not have like fifty other manga works from this world running xD ? |
Swagernator said: They will probably end shortly after the main one, like most Cells at Work spin-offs.Yes, but does he not have like fifty other manga works from this world running xD ? Kuma said: I think it would be overkill since we already have a direct sequel.kinda felt sudden. i hope there is more to story because we get teased their High school and university stories. |
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RobertBobert said: the direct sequel didn't told their highschool and collages stories. Swagernator said: They will probably end shortly after the main one, like most Cells at Work spin-offs.Yes, but does he not have like fifty other manga works from this world running xD ? Kuma said: I think it would be overkill since we already have a direct sequel.kinda felt sudden. i hope there is more to story because we get teased their High school and university stories. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
| Gonna miss Takagi and everyone. |
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RobertBobert said: What the hell are you talking about ? The manga about them being adults is : 1# Not made by him so he can easily start a high school or a college sequel and 2# Karakai Jouzu no (Moto) Takagi-san is a spin off manga , not a direct sequel as you call it (yes it tells us the story after they become couple but it literally skips events= years after Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san so you can't call it direct sequel to the main manga) which shows as how they live their lives when they become adults. A direct sequel would be a manga when they are in highschool Swagernator said: They will probably end shortly after the main one, like most Cells at Work spin-offs.Yes, but does he not have like fifty other manga works from this world running xD ? Kuma said: I think it would be overkill since we already have a direct sequel.kinda felt sudden. i hope there is more to story because we get teased their High school and university stories. |
YubisoftAug 16, 2023 8:46 AM
| Darwin's Game Ice Cream Kanojo & now this!!! Why are the mangas im currently reading ended altogether all of a sudden??? |
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| Adaptation already got a closure last year, and now even manga is ending all of a sudden. So this really seems like one big full-stop to this series. |
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Yubisoft said: This is called personal opinion. It happens, don't explode, man. And as I said above, we don't have to document literally every moment of life, especially if the author himself skiped it in the time sequel. With the same logic, you can also demand that their children's lives are also fully documented, and so on.RobertBobert said: What the hell are you talking about ? The manga about them being adults is : 1# Not made by him so he can easily start a high school or a college sequel and 2# Karakai Jouzu no (Moto) Takagi-san is a spin off manga , not a direct sequel as you call it (yes it tells us the story after they become couple but it literally skips events= years after Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san so you can't call it direct sequel to the main manga) which shows as how they live their lives when they become adults. A direct sequel would be a manga when they are in highschool They will probably end shortly after the main one, like most Cells at Work spin-offs. I think it would be overkill since we already have a direct sequel. Kuma said: We don't have to document literally every part of their lives, especially if that has already been largely omitted to showcase their adult lives. Okay if you're a big fan of the franchise, but this is not a Truman show.RobertBobert said: the direct sequel didn't told their highschool and collages stories. They will probably end shortly after the main one, like most Cells at Work spin-offs. I think it would be overkill since we already have a direct sequel. |
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Softhenic03 said: People seem to still be dissatisfied. I constantly hear complaints that when a show doesn't end with school, it's turning a successful title into a cash cow. But here people are literally complaining that the author is trying to put an end to this, and not stretch it endlessly, documenting every moment of their life, lol. I'm pretty sure if he did that, and at some point it just got too forced considering not the infinity of the writer's fantasy and the expected change of tone due to the characters getting older, people would start frying it as a sex arc in Kaguya as well.Adaptation already got a closure last year, and now even manga is ending all of a sudden. So this really seems like one big full-stop to this series. |
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RobertBobert said: I ''exploded'' as you say because in your original comment you said in way that Karakai Jouzu no (Moto) Takagi-san is direct sequel as a fact not as your opinion which is not true and you confused me. If you don't want people to misunderstand you, you need to learn to write in my opinion next time.Yubisoft said: This is called personal opinion. It happens, don't explode, man. And as I said above, we don't have to document literally every moment of life, especially if the author himself skiped it in the time sequel. With the same logic, you can also demand that their children's lives are also fully documented, and so on.What the hell are you talking about ? The manga about them being adults is : 1# Not made by him so he can easily start a high school or a college sequel and 2# Karakai Jouzu no (Moto) Takagi-san is a spin off manga , not a direct sequel as you call it (yes it tells us the story after they become couple but it literally skips events= years after Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san so you can't call it direct sequel to the main manga) which shows as how they live their lives when they become adults. A direct sequel would be a manga when they are in highschool Kuma said: We don't have to document literally every part of their lives, especially if that has already been largely omitted to showcase their adult lives. Okay if you're a big fan of the franchise, but this is not a Truman show.the direct sequel didn't told their highschool and collages stories. |
YubisoftAug 16, 2023 11:56 AM
Yubisoft said: I called you an exploding one because you perfectly understood what I meant, but decided to cling to this in terms of very unimportant little things, because otherwise you could not directly attack my opinion so as not to look like an asshole who attacks people because of a different opinion about the media. Kuma can very often be very unbearable in his love of endless arguing for the sake of arguing, but he at least directly responded to my comment on his topic, rather than trying to start a scholastic argument and then shifting responsibility for it to me. Especially since I didn't even mention you in my original comment.RobertBobert said: I ''exploded'' as you say because in your original comment you said in way that Karakai Jouzu no (Moto) Takagi-san is direct sequel as a fact not as your opinion which is not true and you confused me. If you don't want people to misunderstand you, you need to learn to write in my opinion next time.This is called personal opinion. It happens, don't explode, man. And as I said above, we don't have to document literally every moment of life, especially if the author himself skiped it in the time sequel. With the same logic, you can also demand that their children's lives are also fully documented, and so on. We don't have to document literally every part of their lives, especially if that has already been largely omitted to showcase their adult lives. Okay if you're a big fan of the franchise, but this is not a Truman show. |
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RobertBobert said: I proved you wrong because that what you said is extremely inaccurate and you can't accept that , I suggested a way how to properly write your sentences next time so you won't make people misunderstand you and now you are calling me an asshole ? Wow ..... my God why I wasted my precious time even though I know what kind of person you are and what kind of mindset you have from other threads .Lesson learnedYubisoft said: I called you an exploding one because you perfectly understood what I meant, but decided to cling to this in terms of very unimportant little things, because otherwise you could not directly attack my opinion so as not to look like an asshole who attacks people because of a different opinion about the media. Kuma can very often be very unbearable in his love of endless arguing for the sake of arguing, but he at least directly responded to my comment on his topic, rather than trying to start a scholastic argument and then shifting responsibility for it to me. Especially since I didn't even mention you in my original comment.I ''exploded'' as you say because in your original comment you said in way that Karakai Jouzu no (Moto) Takagi-san is direct sequel as a fact not as your opinion which is not true and you confused me. If you don't want people to misunderstand you, you need to learn to write in my opinion next time. |
Yubisoft said: The fact that you read my line "so as not to look like an asshole" as "you are an asshole" perfectly shows with what "attention" and neutrality you read my comments (by the way, once again confirming that you are desperately looking for loopholes to "legitimately" be hostile to me). And yes, you literally attacked me first, and then you started trying to transfer the burden for it to me. Don't even try to draw a victim card here. Although I think it is pointless to appeal to the morality of a person who is trying to appear holy after such a set of demagogy. Lesson learned.RobertBobert said: I proved you wrong because that what you said is extremely inaccurate and you can't accept that , I suggested a way how to properly write your sentences next time so you won't make people misunderstand you and now you are calling me an asshole ? Wow ..... my God why I wasted my precious time even though I know what kind of person you are and what kind of mindset you have from other threads .Lesson learnedI called you an exploding one because you perfectly understood what I meant, but decided to cling to this in terms of very unimportant little things, because otherwise you could not directly attack my opinion so as not to look like an asshole who attacks people because of a different opinion about the media. Kuma can very often be very unbearable in his love of endless arguing for the sake of arguing, but he at least directly responded to my comment on his topic, rather than trying to start a scholastic argument and then shifting responsibility for it to me. Especially since I didn't even mention you in my original comment. |
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| @RobertBobert Leave it man. No point in arguing with a kid. He seems to be a newbie anime fan who doesn't understand how sequel works. A sequel can be set weeks later or even decades later too Case in point. The breaker and the breaker new waves negima and UQ holder |
RobertBobert said: but it was hinted that We don't have to document literally every part of their lives, especially if that has already been largely omitted to showcase their adult lives. Okay if you're a big fan of the franchise, but this is not a Truman show. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: Let's say? But what are the author's intentions about this? If he intended to show it without fail, then there is no problem.RobertBobert said: but it was hinted that We don't have to document literally every part of their lives, especially if that has already been largely omitted to showcase their adult lives. Okay if you're a big fan of the franchise, but this is not a Truman show. madarchod said: I also drew attention to the strange logic that if the sequel is not written by the author himself, then this supposedly is not a sequel. It is unlikely that we can call a spin-off a direct continuation of the story about the adult life of the characters just because it has a different author. But anyway, I've never understood people who try to rationalize an attack on your opinion instead of a simple "I have a different opinion" answer. This reminds me of the detractors of Ochako x Deku chipping who promote the delusion that being with a male character devalues or destroys Ochako's development as a female character instead of just saying they don't like hetero character ships.@RobertBobert Leave it man. No point in arguing with a kid. He seems to be a newbie anime fan who doesn't understand how sequel works. A sequel can be set weeks later or even decades later too Case in point. The breaker and the breaker new waves negima and UQ holder |
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| @RobertBobert Lol... By that logic boruto shouldn't be considered as a sequel to Naruto as it is not written by kishimoto Ps, You can never win argument with a toxic yaoi fans. They will try to insert gay relationship to every anime especially the ones with huge male cast like almost all the sports animes. Western world can't comprehend close friendship between two males as anything other than being gay |
RobertBobert said: we don't know author intention, but just pointed out how weird it is to just end series like this after hinted that Let's say? But what are the author's intentions about this? If he intended to show it without fail, then there is no problem. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: It's possible that open romance just wasn't in his plans and he decided to leave it open by simply making the original manga and story about their daughter a teasing romantic comedy.RobertBobert said: we don't know author intention, but just pointed out how weird it is to just end series like this after hinted that Let's say? But what are the author's intentions about this? If he intended to show it without fail, then there is no problem. madarchod said: I just appreciate it when people talk directly about their emotions and experiences, and not try to disguise them as shit like "green apples are ugly, so you're wrong in loving green apples." I understand that, as I said above, direct expression of such experiences can be perceived as "asshole", but if your thoughts could potentially be perceived as such, then what can I say? It's just a bureaucracy of thoughts in my opinion.@RobertBobert Lol... By that logic boruto shouldn't be considered as a sequel to Naruto as it is not written by kishimoto Ps, You can never win argument with a toxic yaoi fans. They will try to insert gay relationship to every anime especially the ones with huge male cast like almost all the sports animes. Western world can't comprehend close friendship between two males as anything other than being gay |
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RobertBobert said: if you are talking about moto takagi, that's not written by original author. what yamamoto shuichiro actually write is romance story about their daughter insteadKuma said: It's possible that open romance just wasn't in his plans and he decided to leave it open by simply making the original manga and story about their daughter a teasing romantic comedy.we don't know author intention, but just pointed out how weird it is to just end series like this after hinted that https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=157789 |
KumaAug 16, 2023 3:52 PM
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: Thanks, I'm aware. There is literally a whole thread dedicated to this. Obviously I meant that he controls the writing and development of the story.RobertBobert said: if you are talking about moto takagi, that's not written by original author. what yamamoto shuichiro actually write is romance story about their daughter insteadIt's possible that open romance just wasn't in his plans and he decided to leave it open by simply making the original manga and story about their daughter a teasing romantic comedy. https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=157789 |
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RobertBobert said: he DID NOT controls moto takagi. he only credited as Inspiration. what he credited as author from takagi franchise is original takagi, ashita wa daiyobi, and nishikata-chan. he didn't credited as author in moto takagi and yukari-chan.Kuma said: Thanks, I'm aware. There is literally a whole thread dedicated to this. Obviously I meant that he controls the writing and development of the story.if you are talking about moto takagi, that's not written by original author. what yamamoto shuichiro actually write is romance story about their daughter instead https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=157789 |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
| Fell out of reading this a while ago but it still feels weird to see it actually go, i actually kept up with the sequel manga more so its pretty sad that it will probably end too. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Kuma said: Show me where I either indicated that he was credited as the author. Do you understand that controlling the development of a franchise based on your IP and being a direct author are two different things?RobertBobert said: he DID NOT controls moto takagi. he only credited as Inspiration. what he credited as author from takagi franchise is original takagi, ashita wa daiyobi, and nishikata-chan. he didn't credited as author in moto takagi and yukari-chan.Thanks, I'm aware. There is literally a whole thread dedicated to this. Obviously I meant that he controls the writing and development of the story. |
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RobertBobert said: you say yamamoto control moto takagi, but the extend he has control over it's IP is saying yes or no and giving some suggestion (which inaba didn't have to follow). he didn't for example giving out a plot for moto takagi because otherwise, he will credited as writer. Kuma said: Show me where I either indicated that he was credited as the author. Do you understand that controlling the development of a franchise based on your IP and being a direct author are two different things?he DID NOT controls moto takagi. he only credited as Inspiration. what he credited as author from takagi franchise is original takagi, ashita wa daiyobi, and nishikata-chan. he didn't credited as author in moto takagi and yukari-chan. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
| I really enjoyed 340913 |
| @Kuma AND? Where did I say that he writes the plot or is the direct author? You are now starting to reproach me for the takes that you put into my words yourself. |
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RobertBobert said: you say moto takagi is his decision. it is not. you say it here@Kuma AND? Where did I say that he writes the plot or is the direct author? You are now starting to reproach me for the takes that you put into my words yourself. https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2112094&msgid=69708753#msg69708753 you say he control the writing and development, he is not. yamamoto extend of influence in moto takagi is approval and advice. you say it here https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2112094&msgid=69708884#msg69708884 |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: There is still nothing anywhere about the that I called him the author. You are once again grossly distorting my words to argue for the sake of argument. Or will you literally deny that he controls the development of a literal sequel to his main work?RobertBobert said: you say moto takagi is his decision. it is not. you say it here@Kuma AND? Where did I say that he writes the plot or is the direct author? You are now starting to reproach me for the takes that you put into my words yourself. https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2112094&msgid=69708753#msg69708753 you say he control the writing and development, he is not. yamamoto extend of influence in moto takagi is approval and advice. you say it here https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2112094&msgid=69708884#msg69708884 |
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RobertBobert said: you can clarify your argument if i missunderstood, but you never did.Kuma said: There is still nothing anywhere about the that I called him the author. You are once again grossly distorting my words to argue for the sake of argument. you say moto takagi is his decision. it is not. you say it here https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2112094&msgid=69708753#msg69708753 you say he control the writing and development, he is not. yamamoto extend of influence in moto takagi is approval and advice. you say it here https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2112094&msgid=69708884#msg69708884 Or will you literally deny that he controls the development of a literal sequel to his main work? because he did not have much control of it? moto takagi is not your average "literal" sequel. it started when yamamoto shuichiro get a paid request to made illustration about what if future nishikata family look like, yamamoto then post it on twitter. inaba inspired by twitter post then made full fledged fanfic one shot manga which both went very popular. yamamoto give approval of inaba fanfic. editor who see this have idea "why not we publish this" and this idea was approved by both inaba and yamamoto. it's only later yamamoto incorporate moto takagi into main series even further ahead by making nishikata-chan series. |
KumaAug 17, 2023 12:51 PM
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: This does not change the fact that he can and should control it, since this is literally a sequel to his most successful and popular work. And I literally clarified what I meant after your very first answer, but you continued to ignore it, continuing to argue with a non-existent thesis. Now you're saying I never made it clear? Even though you made two posts trying to convince me that this was exactly what I had in mind? LOL.RobertBobert said: you can clarify your argument if i missunderstood, but you never did.There is still nothing anywhere about the that I called him the author. You are once again grossly distorting my words to argue for the sake of argument. Or will you literally deny that he controls the development of a literal sequel to his main work? because he did not have much control of it? moto takagi is not your average "literal" sequel. it started as yamamoto shuichiro made a single twitter illustration post of what if future nishikata family look like. then inaba made full fledged fanfic one shot manga based on twitter post which both went very popular and yamamoto give approval of inaba fanfic. editor who see this have idea "why not we publish this, this seems like easy money" and this idea was approved by both inaba and yamamoto. |
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RobertBobert said: i literally give you the context on HOW moto takagi serialization was not even yamamoto original idea and he didn't have much control over moto takagi and only credited as inspiration. it also again, not "literal" sequel in your average sense. please read again i edited my comment to give even more context.Kuma said: This does not change the fact that he can and should control it, since this is literally a sequel to his most successful and popular work.you can clarify your argument if i missunderstood, but you never did. because he did not have much control of it? moto takagi is not your average "literal" sequel. it started as yamamoto shuichiro made a single twitter illustration post of what if future nishikata family look like. then inaba made full fledged fanfic one shot manga based on twitter post which both went very popular and yamamoto give approval of inaba fanfic. editor who see this have idea "why not we publish this, this seems like easy money" and this idea was approved by both inaba and yamamoto. And I literally clarified what I meant after your very first answer, but you continued to ignore it, continuing to argue with a non-existent thesis. Now you're saying I never made it clear? Even though you made two posts trying to convince me that this was exactly what I had in mind? LOL. you didn't clarify first argument, but made another one. both are inaccurate and didn't fit moto takagi background. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: So, are you literally repeating the delusional dude above who claims that the manga isn't a sequel because it's written by a different author and since the author is different, the author of Takagi has no control over it? All dude, my patience just ran out. Now you are not only supporting a delusional argument for the sake of an argument, but also defending a deliberately delusional argument just to continue it. This is my last reply for you and I will finally add you to the ignore list to make sure I never have to have another delusional endless argument with you again.RobertBobert said: i literally give you the context on HOW moto takagi serialization was not even yamamoto original idea and he didn't have much control over moto takagi and only credited as inspiration. it also again, not "literal" sequel in your average sense. please read again i edited my comment to give even more context.This does not change the fact that he can and should control it, since this is literally a sequel to his most successful and popular work. And I literally clarified what I meant after your very first answer, but you continued to ignore it, continuing to argue with a non-existent thesis. Now you're saying I never made it clear? Even though you made two posts trying to convince me that this was exactly what I had in mind? LOL. you didn't clarify first argument, but made another one. both are inaccurate and didn't fit moto takagi background. |
RobertBobertAug 17, 2023 1:12 PM
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RobertBobert said: again you just completely ignore HOW moto takagi serialization started even after i given you the context. moto takagi was started as fanfic that yamamoto approved, given official serialization, then only later incorporated into main series. the series timeline was indeed a sequel series, but the writing has more nuance. you accuse me being delusional, but you simply have no counter argument nor knowledge about series thus you accuse other being delusional. sound like you are persistent even when you didn't know anything.Kuma said: So, are you literally repeating the delusional dude above who claims that the manga isn't a sequel because it's written by a different author and since the author is different, the author of Takagi has no control over it? All dude, my patience just ran out. Now you are not only supporting a delusional argument for the sake of an argument, but also defending a deliberately delusional argument just to continue it. This is my last reply for you and I will finally add you to the ignore list to make sure I never have to have another delusional endless argument with you again.i literally give you the context on HOW moto takagi serialization was not even yamamoto original idea and he didn't have much control over moto takagi and only credited as inspiration. it also again, not "literal" sequel in your average sense. please read again i edited my comment to give even more context. you didn't clarify first argument, but made another one. both are inaccurate and didn't fit moto takagi background. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
| It's really a sequel, but not a sequel, so you're wrong - you couldn't even more confirm that you're just arguing for the sake of arguing. Goodbye. |
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RobertBobert said: i mean, your whole argument is just screaming "you are wrong". how is that an argument? you didn't know Moto takagi didn't credit yamamoto shuichiro as writer. you didn't know moto takagi started as fanfic. It's really a sequel, but not a sequel, so you're wrong - you couldn't even more confirm that you're just arguing for the sake of arguing. Goodbye. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
| Feels sad to say goodbye. Of course the spin-off is still there and on-going, but will miss these two. Although, with the movie it was highly likely manga would wrap up soon too. |
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