>also post best fight pages
What is the best choreographed fight in manga?
Jack Cruz
Josiah Fisher
Pic unrelated?
Camden Thompson
it was a good fight
Charles Edwards
no it wasn't. Seeing some guy whip his arm for like 6+ chapters wasn't interesting. The art also sucked.
Robert Torres
ok well please tell me some manga with well choreographed fights and action scenes?
Hudson Cox
That looks like a fucking mess also thinly veiled rec thread.
Julian Hall
Dragonball
Nanatsu
Kengan Ashura
Benjamin Wright
>another bait thread
>need to necrobump it from page 10
aren't you bored yet? this is like your 5th thread.
also just use Sakamoto Days if you want a fight choreography thread
John Peterson
Good thread. Portraying motion and presenting clear transitions from one action to the next is (or must be) very difficult for most Mangaka. The ability to guide the reader through the action without forcing them to fill in the blanks is something that has high value.
Oliver Nelson
>fall 2023
Mappa why
John Green
I like to pretend that they are using the extra time on animation....
Matthew Clark
Honestly. Red light district fight was what got me HOOKED. I felt l like my eyes were racing along the pages.
Hudson Ross
Itadori's fights are so well choregraphed.
Easton Gonzalez
Gege has good choreography, but his action flow at times can be extremely hard to follow
Jace Powell
James Cox
Dandadan. Evil eye vs Okarun was amazing
John Nelson
Jordan Miller
Xavier Wilson
peak Togashi
Gabriel Mitchell
It gets worse at the higher power levels; mostly the super high speed ones. I hope he improves there
Lincoln Edwards
Yeah that sequence is really good.