The astonishing newcomer Toru Nanamine set out to become a mangaka using Ashirogi Muto as his model. But what he brings is a calculated method — do whatever it takes to sell. Nanamine gathers online readers, lets a majority vote decide the content, and uses outsourced staff to chase popularity efficiently. Against him, Mashiro and Takagi stand firm on the pride and stubbornness of senior creators. Love for the work or cold logic for the win — this volume opens one of the series' sharpest debates on the very nature of making manga.
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Nanamine's division-of-labor system temporarily dominates the reader survey rankings, cornering Ashirogi Muto by the numbers. Yet Mashiro and Takagi flatly reject a way of working that outsources "what's interesting." The two set out to prove that a single work carrying the creator's own soul is what truly moves readers. How to challenge Nanamine's efficiency and volume with pure, honest passion — the signal of their counterattack rises here. The outcome is carried into the next volume, closing with the tension at its absolute peak.
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| Author | 大場つぐみ / 小畑健 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | 集英社 |
| Release date | 2011-08-04 |
| Volume | Vol. 14 |
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