TOKYO, Feb 04 (News On Japan) –
Yuichi Nakamaru of the pop group KAT-TUN appeared on the “Majissuka” section of the Nippon Television community present “Shuichi,” broadcast on the 4th (each Sunday morning from 7:30 am). He engaged in a particular dialog with Gosho Aoyama, the creator of “Detective Conan.” Aoyama revealed behind-the-scenes tales of “Detective Conan,” a manga collection that started serialization in Weekly Shonen Sunday in 1994 and is celebrating its thirtieth anniversary in 2024.
Unaware of the visitor identification beforehand, Nakamaru walked into the room and was stunned to satisfy Aoyama, a manga artist of nice seniority. When Nakamaru straightforwardly requested whether or not Aoyama ever runs out of concepts, Aoyama admitted, “I’ve run out of ideas,” revealing that he skilled a artistic block simply three months after the collection started. Now, he devises methods together with his editor and two others.
Aoyama additionally disclosed that components of his personal character are mirrored in characters like Kogoro Mouri and Ai Haibara. He confessed that Haibara’s traces akin to “It’s the end of the world for such an incident to occur” symbolize his personal ideas, as they echo the phrases he himself would say. Nakamaru, studying concerning the writing course of, expressed his pleasure, “That’s fascinating! I’d love to watch the movies and works with that knowledge.”
During the present, Nakamaru, who can be a rookie manga artist, offered Aoyama with a replica of his first serialized manga, “Yamada-kun’s Restless Time.” Although Nakamaru was nervous about Aoyama studying the manga on the spot, he was overjoyed by Aoyama’s reward, saying, “It’s better than I thought! Very easy to follow,” to which Nakamaru gratefully responded, “Thank you!”
Aoyama offered detailed recommendation, akin to suggesting a bigger panel following a sure one, which had Nakamaru leaning in eagerly. Upon discovering a reference to Arashi’s Jun Matsumoto within the manga, Aoyama urged, “If it were me, I’d draw Matsumoto’s face in the next panel.” Nakamaru was thrilled by this new approach, remarking, “I see! I’ll need to get permission for that!”
Source: MDPR