CATDOLL: The reason why the storyboards of One Piece comics are criticized is that the author did not listen to suggestions

The storyboards of One Piece have always been criticized, but they have never been changed. In fact, an editor had suggested that Oda change the storyboards, but he didn't listen. A Japanese website revealed a conversation between the famous manga author Eiichiro Oda and Masaya Tokuhiro. The screenshots revealed Oda's disdain and contempt for the new editor, which aroused heated discussion among Japanese netizens.

Dehong: "You said to me, 'The editor said that the grids in my comics are too slanted, which makes it difficult to read. What should I do?' I told you, 'The editor is a newcomer. Don't pay attention to him. Just draw the way you like.'"

Oda: "Ah, now I remember, I gave up the idea of ​​modifying it, and now I still use that storyboard style."

Dehong: “That’s the right thing to do.”

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The editor asked you to make changes because it was inconvenient to read. Doing this now is too inconsiderate to the readers.

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A "One Piece" that is easy to read is no longer "One Piece".

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I don't think the slanted grid affects reading, but rather the excessive amount of information affects reading.

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It turns out that the current state of One Piece is all Tokuhiro's fault.

Sometimes I do feel that the comics of One Piece are difficult to read. Have you ever had this feeling? After all, it’s all the fault of editor Tokuhiro. Of course, Oda himself is also responsible.