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the opposite of this would be digimon, where even the "cute" characters would be made of complex shapes and details.
that was craig mcracken's philosophy behind character designs. you can draw the powerpuff girls pretty accurately from memory
I've been reading No. 5 by Taiyo Matsumoto and in the book he says that he wanted to make a comic that combines what he likes about American comics, European comics and Japanese comics and I totally see it. It's like a Garth Ennis story drawn by Moebius but also a seinen manga.
I'm a little annoyed at these cover art for Kaiju No. 8. I was like, oh shit look at all these cool monster designs in all these different settings! Then I read the manga and it's just samey-looking monsters in samey-looking environments for 70+ chapters.