Entrevista entre Takehiko Inoue y Eiichiro Oda

Salve:

Oda: You don't normally meet sword masters in the streets.

Normally? O sea que ya se ha encontrado uno o dos. XD

Oda: If you don’t seriously research historical material and stuff you can’t do it, can you?

Inoue: If I couldn't have done that, I would have given up on it.

EPIC WIN

Inoue: Yes, it is. To draw a scene in which that many people are cut dead... It really made me no longer believe in simple victory or defeat. It's a battle, so of course there is a winner and loser. However, I ended up doubting the value in victory. If you doubt what you're doing, you can't draw the comics, can you? I thought, is winning truly victory? Is it a good thing? It was tough because I was disturbed by that feeling of contradiction. However, I made a point of drawing a scene in which 70 people are cut down precisely to experience that feeling.

Esto es interesante.

Oda: Before we met for today’s talk, I went and asked a creator I know who has met you, "So how scary is he?"

XD XD XD

Oda: Comics are no good if they aren't entertainment, right? It's all well and good to have something to say, to have a message, but in the end if it isn't enjoyable the message won't get through anyway.

De nuevo EPIC WIN.

Oda: Only Kumamoto? You should take this overseas too! Like to New York! I bet people would love it. Mr. Yoshitaka Amano did one in New York and it was a huge success. People over there love Samurai and stuff, right?

LOL!!

GL-san dijo:

A pesar de que por momentos no dejan de pelotearse uno al otro xDD

Si "pelotear" es "halagar", es brutalmente cierto. XD

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