CATDOLL: The comics that will help you regain your confidence are so bad but so popular

Takahashi Yoichi (Representative Work: Captain Tsubasa)

The work of Mr. Takahashi is not so much a question of technique as it is a little bit special in the proportion of the characters. That is, the proportion of the characters is really too abnormal. The most classic one is the 11 head body proportion made by this netizen.

Nobuyuki Fukumoto (Representative work: Gambling Apocalypse)

Well, whether the painting skills are good or not is another matter. I can only say that Mr. Fukumoto’s painting style is really special...

Adachi Mitsuru (Representative work: Baseball Heroes)

It's no longer news that Adachi Mitsuru's characters all have the same face, but this problem can be seen in many cartoonists. I don't think it's because of poor drawing skills. What about Kudo Shinichi, Kid, Ran, and Aoko who changed their hairstyle and skin color...

Isayama Hajime (Masterpiece: Attack on Titan)

It is a recognized fact that Mr. Isayama Hajime's drawing skills have a lot of room for improvement. In fact, I heard that when it was first selected, it was almost eliminated because of the problem of drawing skills, but because the story is so fascinating, the editor decided to push it to serialization. Facts have proved that the editor's judgment is correct. As expected, as an editor, you must have the ability to recognize heroes with a discerning eye. But can the drawing style really not be improved anymore?

Igarashi Haruka (representative work: Haruka series)

Kaoru Igarashi, a girl cartoonist who depicts the theme of bullying, has good intentions in her story, but these scary eyes really make people wonder how much brain capacity the girls' eyeballs occupy.

Shigeno Shuichi (Representative work: Initial D)

Shigeno-sensei, you drew that neck too long... But the excitement of the car race is the main point of the picture. I can only say that your character drawing style is not pleasing. It seems that there is a similar problem with "Kuroko's Basketball"?

Yokoyama Mitsuteru (Representative work: Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

Some people may say that there is nothing wrong with the painting skills of Mr. Yokoyama, who has drawn many classic works. It seems that it is just too simplified?

Yoshihiro Togashi (Masterpiece: Hunter x Hunter)

Maybe he knows that his drawing skills are not good, so he would say "the most important thing in comics is the plot and character design"? But Togashi's plot and characters are indeed very good. And he always submits drafts when serializing comics, which is probably related to his refusal to find an assistant and draws by himself.