ok i've asked questions related to this, but i was wondering which is better, to strive really hard and try to become an american mangaka, or where ever u live, or to just get really good and just post it on a website, please don't say theres never going to be an american mangaka, because there are four, rod espinosa, ben dunn, fred perry and david hutchitson, ok domo arigato^-^

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2003

Answers

i myself think its better to become profecional....but then again i don't draw to make money or anything, drawing just makes me happy^-^

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2003

profesional ofcourse, if ur happy drawing wouldn't that be the perfict career???

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2003

~sigh~ im sorry im just down lately, .......

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2003

post it on the net... thats what I do.. :) then after that you can see if you have potencial...

I dont have potencial... :(

if you are good then you can give that website to printer/comic professional people... and if your lucky you gonna make it :) but you have to be really good in expressions, anatomy, persperctive, tonalities, and color...

they are already people out doing manga style.. have you seen "warlands" ?... is an awesome manga/style comic.. is like record of lodoss war... very very awesome. theres like 2 or 3 animes made out of japan too... totally spies and some other new one.

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2003

totaly spies? i know, really bad anime, course im in to blood and gore and fighting so i guess i wouldn't like it, hmm...hey im sure u have potential^_^

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2003

welll is pretty famous.. even Japan plays it on their TV.

is really kidish like sailor moon... but is anime.

that tell you that anime style is opening to the world. :)

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2003

totally spies.....anime....next you'll say tokyo pig is also. Well, they're both somewhat, but....

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2003

totally spies - i dont think ive seen that series before, and judging from what u guys have said i dont think i want to either.

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2003