alexcampos said:
I'll agree that Kubo is going in circles, and unfortunately Bleach, Naruto, One Piece, and a couple of others have fallen to the excessive, unnecessary, never-ending stories that plague them, and is making them more and more unpopular...
Well one piece is still good story-wise, I just don't like the art.
alexcampos said:
HOWEVER, even though it's not to the WSJ level (YET), Ken Akamatsu is quickly falling to the same formula.
That I have to agree
alexcampos said:
How many people thought that we would be in chapter 288, and still NO Nagi appearance, still NO clarification to who Asuna really is and how she plays into the overall big picture.
Well for Asuna I think it is clear enough: She is the imperial princess of the magical world and was used for her magic canceling capacity in the old war. Nagi took her, erased her memory and gave her a new life at mahora. Now Fate use Asuna's power to erase the magical world. I think that her role is defined well enough already.
As for Nagi I think that he shouldn't be shown before the end... you know it's Negi's ultimate goal. It's the same way Naruto won't become Hokage, Ichigo won't get his normal life back, Luffy won't find One piece and that Edward/Alphonse won't get their body back before the end of the story, there's many other exemple.
alexcampos said:
The fact is that more and more mangaka no longer care about writing a good story, they are more interested in sales and a never ending story.
I think that the story is going alright imo, what Ken no longer care about is the planning and the pace, either it feel rushed, feel uncalled or is too slow paced.
alexcampos said:
TO ALL MANGAKA: take a lesson from Arakawa (FMA) she has made a story that was never boring, never stuck to an arc for a very long time, and best of all she remained with the original story from start to finish. She should be an example for all mangaka.
Yes I agree, FMA is really awesome.
