Future Mangaka's Unite

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This club is for people who want to be famous mangaka's/ Animators Before being a Mangaka you have to chose what kind of manga you want to write Kodomo manga: Manga intended for children (?-10) Shounen manga: Manga intended for boys (10-18) Shoujo manga: Manga intended for girls (10-18) Seinen manga: Manga intended for men (18-30) Josei manga: Manga intended for women (18-30) Seijin manga: Ero-Manga intended for men (18+) Redisu manga: Ero-Manga intended for women (18+) Notes: Although Seinen/Josei is mainly targeted at young adults, some comics are aimed at 30+ adults. Josei/Redisu/Redikomi are the same, but recently Redisu/Redikomi have been used to refer to Ero-Manga. Hentai is often used synonymously for Seijin. Shoujo-ai, Shounen-ai, Yuri, Yaoi, and Ecchi are genres. Only a few of many and are not gender specific (but the manga it-self may be aimed at a certain demographic). Definitions of the listed genres: Shoujo-ai: Romance sub-genre involving love between women. Shounen-ai: Romance sub-genre involving love between men. Yuri: Ero sub-genre involving love between women. Yaoi: Ero sub-genre involving love between men. Ecchi: General genre involving perverted or suggestive themes. And there's these three words which really have no relation to each other (except involving manga): Doujinshi: Self-published/Non-published manga. All manga that isn't published in a book or magazine is basically doujinshi. Yonkoma: A comic-strip format. Format is 4 equal size cells stacked vertically/horizontally, ordered from top-to-bottom/right-to-left. Gekiga: Mainly used to refer to the Japanese comic movement started in the 50s by mangaka who did not want their works associated with "children comics". Modern manga made in the same style as gekiga would be considered seinen manga. ( thanks to ZinnKid for the information) ----------------------------------------------------------------- Under Construction while i think of more stuff to show here are some good products for mangakas <a href="http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/Ds7HQre4oNLp5omsAA/browse/item/82423/4/629/12" target="_blank">http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/Ds7HQre4oNLp5omsAA/browse/item/82423/4/629/12</a> <a href="http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/Ds7HQre4oNLp5omsAA/browse/item/82424/4/629/12" target="_blank">http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/Ds7HQre4oNLp5omsAA/browse/item/82424/4/629/12</a>


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How did you get into Manga or Anime
Animeprince - Aug 15, 2009
3 repliesby leeismyking3 »»
Sep 26, 2009 5:30 AM



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Ringtomb | Nov 5, 2020 11:07 AM
I can see that this club is pretty dead, so I created my club called Mangaka's Resources with relevant important information to the world of manga and comics. I would suggest you join if you have an interest in either medium.

ScarletRedProdu | Jul 20, 2013 11:18 PM
i would really like to make an anime but i have no way of doing it im a good writer but i need an animator please respond if you can help

ammimos | Sep 26, 2009 5:19 AM
...mmmm...
...then what does aku-tenshi mean...
...i saw it on d.n.angel's opening...

ternalnodorei | Sep 3, 2009 2:50 PM
I already have 2 webcomic projects, and a anime that I'm currently working on. Those who bother to take a look are appreciated.

Suzumiya Haruhi no Tsuji Doujinshi:
http://sonicspin2.deviantart.com/gallery/#Suzumiya-Haruhi-no-Tsuji
http://shnt.smackjeeves.com/


Kisuke no Seitenkan Doujinshi:
http://sonicspin2.deviantart.com/gallery/#kisuke-no-seitenkan-chapters
http://kisuke.smackjeeves.com/

Kisuke no Seitenkan DoujinAnime Ep 01:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlernvsFGdg

stellarheart | Aug 14, 2009 10:17 PM
Awesome ZinnKid!!!

ammimos | Aug 14, 2009 9:46 PM
anoter twin of future manga artists club.. ^.^

Animeprince | Aug 12, 2009 8:55 PM
ok I'll change it thanks i think

ZinnKid | Aug 12, 2009 5:59 AM
The manga types listed in the desc came from "Manga for Dummies by Kensuke Okabayashi", which it's definitions are inaccurate. Also, "kind of manga" is vague and can refer to demographic, genre, style, content, and any combo of which. Majority of the ones listed are demographic so I assume "type" is referring to that.

-----Manga Types-----
Kodomo manga: Manga intended for children (?-10)
Shounen manga: Manga intended for boys (10-18)
Shoujo manga: Manga intended for girls (10-18)
Seinen manga: Manga intended for men (18-30)
Josei manga: Manga intended for women (18-30)

Seijin manga: Ero-Manga intended for men (18+)
Redisu manga: Ero-Manga intended for women (18+)

Notes:
Although Seinen/Josei is mainly targeted at young adults, some comics are aimed at 30+ adults.
Josei/Redisu/Redikomi are the same, but recently Redisu/Redikomi have been used to refer to Ero-Manga.
Hentai is often used synonymously for Seijin.
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I'm sorry if I sound preachy but I just want to make sure no one is misinformed on the definitions.

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Created: Aug 5, 2009


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