Change of art style, man.Piccolo Daimaoh wrote:Wow. After about two months of forgetting this Manga even exists, I come back to this thread and find out that all the characters now have Down's syndrome. WTF?

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Change of art style, man.Piccolo Daimaoh wrote:Wow. After about two months of forgetting this Manga even exists, I come back to this thread and find out that all the characters now have Down's syndrome. WTF?
Holden Caulfield in [b][i]The Catcher in the Rye[/i][/b] wrote:I hope to hell when I do die somebody has sense enough to just dump me in the river or something. Anything except sticking me in a goddam cemetery. People coming and putting a bunch of flowers on your stomach on Sunday, and all that crap. Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody.
Our esteemed author/artist has only begun and probably has not nailed Vegeta's look just yet. Still she captured Vegeta's smug sense of satisfaction quite well IMO.batistabus wrote:I like the way everyone looks in this art style except for Vegeta...and I'm guessing any other Saiyans/human-like characters.
I know what you mean, it seems that (most) women write the better fanfics than men do. This is something I noticed after years of reading fanfiction myself. I wonder why that is? What is it about us that makes us so incredibly awesome?SuperForteX wrote:Also, this may sound extremly silly to most of you, but I think girls write the best fanfic... so I'm looking forward to where the story may end up going. I don't know why either, I've tried my hand at fanfic, and I even have an ongoing CYOA at another board, but I've just never seen any male write a fanfic for any genre better than females typically do.
It's weird, because it's a phenomenon that exists only for fanfiction... in all other aspects of authoring, males and females seem to be on equal footing. But for fanfiction... yeah, I don't know why it always seems to be that way
I think it has something to do with empathy. When you're writing an original work, you don't need a keen sense of empathy. But when you're writing a fan fiction, you have to be able to project yourself into a character's head accurately, so that you can convey the characters true to their canon representation in a believable sense to the reader. I guess this makes it easier to produce a genuine representation of characters we already know and love, which is why it's a factor for fan fiction but not original authoring.Scarz wrote:I love the newest page. The pacing was quite nice and the way Freeza whipped his tail was very cool.
I know what you mean, it seems that (most) women write the better fanfics than men do. This is something I noticed after years of reading fanfiction myself. I wonder why that is? What is it about us that makes us so incredibly awesome?SuperForteX wrote:Also, this may sound extremly silly to most of you, but I think girls write the best fanfic... so I'm looking forward to where the story may end up going. I don't know why either, I've tried my hand at fanfic, and I even have an ongoing CYOA at another board, but I've just never seen any male write a fanfic for any genre better than females typically do.
It's weird, because it's a phenomenon that exists only for fanfiction... in all other aspects of authoring, males and females seem to be on equal footing. But for fanfiction... yeah, I don't know why it always seems to be that way
Rocketman wrote:Who gives a shit about a Broly fan's feelings.
Zoms wrote:That moment when you relate your ship to glass tubes...
Actually, chessboard is one word. However, you are correct about the two S's.Zionist wrote:Chess board* Two words, two 'S' 's in Chess
Rocketman wrote:Who gives a shit about a Broly fan's feelings.
Zoms wrote:That moment when you relate your ship to glass tubes...
That's insane. I wonder how long that took to make.Snail wrote:(SNIP)
Wow.