I skipped to see the end why are people upbringing the change of art style and in my opinion it is still amazing how the author stabilized their characters, I mean it is somewhat normal that on this going years the style would have changed since this manga is running for years now. The things I have noticed is that I think the author is using digital now because the inking or line art looks the same weight unlike the previous panels or old panels that are more on the heavy sharp side, additional to that is the screentones and SFX. In comparison to the current chapters, the lack of mood setting is present (I think) and the white spaces are more occuring unlike to the old chapters that focuses on fillers, tone settings, SFX effects, different line weights and detailed background.
I am still grateful to see the slow and realistic growth of Kyouko, her hardships and career moments have improved so much, but hoping this would reach a good ending where it all settles to one thing, but for now it is not a good choice to rush everything in one go, I am actually not reading this for the romance, I read it for Mogami-chan's career development. Plots like this are rare to find and I am thankful that despite the release pressure, Skipbeat retained the flow of the story(ig?-in my opinion).
I continue to read this again just this 2:00 AM as my free time from studying (⌒▽⌒). I have been touch with Skipbeat since I was 8 yrs old and now a college sophomore and still continuing.
To some people who says this is far going on too long, the just stop reading it then, and please do not compare it to other works because every manga/manhwa/donghua author has its different approach in creating a plot and art style.
I skipped to see the end why are people upbringing the change of art style and in my opinion it is still amazing how the author stabilized their characters, I mean it is somewhat normal that on this going years the style would have changed since this manga is running for years now. The things I have noticed is that I think the author is using digital now because the inking or line art looks the same weight unlike the previous panels or old panels that are more on the heavy sharp side, additional to that is the screentones and SFX. In comparison to the current chapters, the lack of mood setting is present (I think) and the white spaces are more occuring unlike to the old chapters that focuses on fillers, tone settings, SFX effects, different line weights and detailed background.
I am still grateful to see the slow and realistic growth of Kyouko, her hardships and career moments have improved so much, but hoping this would reach a good ending where it all settles to one thing, but for now it is not a good choice to rush everything in one go, I am actually not reading this for the romance, I read it for Mogami-chan's career development. Plots like this are rare to find and I am thankful that despite the release pressure, Skipbeat retained the flow of the story(ig?-in my opinion).
I continue to read this again just this 2:00 AM as my free time from studying (⌒▽⌒). I have been touch with Skipbeat since I was 8 yrs old and now a college sophomore and still continuing.
To some people who says this is far going on too long, the just stop reading it then, and please do not compare it to other works because every manga/manhwa/donghua author has its different approach in creating a plot and art style.