ayashimon is a mixture of one punch man and juju kaizen for me aishaman is the next one
punch man series from shonen jump that needs the support to actually reach its full potential
so yuki kaku previously worked as an assistant for tatsuki fujimoto who's the creator for fire punch
and chainsaw man and he was also working as an editor for shueisha the entire time
and he's been working as a mangaka for like the past 12 years and he's really
gone unnoticed which is kind of crazy and he's gotten make good series here and there
but none of them could really say that they've been given the main stage of shonen jump
or the mainstream success like some of his other colleagues such as have been juju kaizen
or it's been like i said chainsaw man for example demon slayer and it feels like some of his work
was maybe a little before its time and didn't hit the right wave to get into the main audience
like it should have like over time he developed extreme illustration styles that would definitely
stand out and which would give him more popularity and attention but it was also that
type of illustration style that also isolated readers to making it hard to actually get into
a series of his and hard to become a fan of him the remembrance tax was his first actual work
and it was a one-shot manga which got the 14th place at jumps newcomer cartoon awards he then
got to work on phantasm of his first actual manga series but it ended with 11 chapters when i first
look at the series it has a heavy inspiration from his former boss's series that being chainsaw man
and after looking at some covers and illustrations it's just hard not to really point to his word he
then made a one shot called jailbreak princess i think this was like his attempt at getting a
female audience but it honestly just ended before it even started and it did not take off but his
second full manga was the most successful manga today for him being the one that was ahead of its
time in hell's paradise i've read it and heard some of the actual comparisons made on it and
i heard a lot of its similarities from both chainsaw man and fire punch and while i can't
speak too much directly to those series because i haven't finished them or even come close to
finishing them in the slightest i can say it feels close to demon slayer for me and juju
kaizen like the pacing of it the storytelling the setting is closer to demon slayer being in like an
ancient japan setting but the curse talk is closer to juju kaizen as well that's why i bring it up
it's the type of series that you won't be able to put down once you actually start it and i don't
mean that for a lot of mangas i've read a decent amount of them in a couple years and i gotta say
most of them just don't catch my attention but hell's paradise is not one of those that
don't catch my attention for sure and from reading the manga the whole world
is just vastly different and just bigger to me in general than both the mangas of juju kaizen
and demon slayer maybe you can make it more of an argument for juju kaizen but demon slayer i
don't think you really can both leads and hell's paradise feel like they have more depth to them
rather than the leads i get that kind of feel one-dimensional from other shonen jump leads
luckily hell's paradise is actually getting their tv anime pretty soon and after other big names and
anime actually vouch for his work it's getting more recognition and hopefully while the series
is going through its production phase we can get more news on aishman because ayashimon is also
very good and it's gotten more readers attention and hopefully his one-shot manga can get a
fair shot at becoming a full manga i feel like when it came to this video when writing
it hell's paradise just kind of ran away with the focus of the video because it was just that good
but aishaman can be just as good if not better in the mainstream audiences eyes and as far as the
actual like archetype of the characters we've seen these types of characters
in the previous era to me they're the standard of what shonen characters are and it's the
reason why you see these standard characters get portrayed over and over and over and over again
they just tend to work they're the standard for a reason but aishman doesn't have that many chapters
on them they were first a one shot and right now they have currently two chapters out but let me
explain aishman for you so the manga follows a mixture between tokyo avengers yakuza style
as the backdrop mixed in with chainsaw man art style with yokai and haishimon monsters in a mix
so basically imagine the yakuza but now they're all monsters are a mixture of
mainly monsters running japan from the shadows basically to me the main lead is a mixture of one
punch man and shinra from fire force i'm not gonna go as far as to say that there's direct ripping
off one punch man like some other like news outlet would probably be saying right now because one
it's just not fair they've only had one to two chapters to express what their character
generally is about and two one punch man wasn't the first series to do what he did so
i don't think it's really fair to just go off of that so we can't completely just call them
original as well but the reason it's similar to me is like the story is fast-paced to show you just
how much stronger our main lead is from everybody else like his amount of strength is just humanly
not possible to do and it's shown in sometimes ridiculous ways so i can understand people like
yeah one punch man but and his training arc also is pretty similar to saitama being kind of mundane
honestly at times but a little more hardcore but still kind of mundane but the difference
is his harsh and abusive upbringing that was not highlighted in any aspect in one punch man but is
highlighted here and he kind of just brushes past it pretty much and the way he like kind
of brushes past this and how the audience really doesn't talk about it after the first chapter is
because his actual kid approach to it his nature of it we think it's fake um him making it just
seem like it's just like a manga hardship that every protagonist character has to deal with but
i believe that's pretty true that that did happen to him but if you're looking through all the
panels everything he's mentioned up to the point is true none of it's been fake so that hardship
his abusive past is not fake he just brushed past it like the fact that his brain warps past the
severity of the actual situation and just assumes it's just training and it's just another obstacle
is just insane but also a bit inspiring and you know charming but also very tragic and gives
you another layer of depth to the character that i'll be honest a lot of showing characters just
don't have or don't express because you know it's uh presented more for a younger audience
his design to me just reminds me a lot of shinra from um fire force whether it's just like his hair
mixed in with like both his smiles i don't know the character just reminds me a lot of shinra
as far as the goal he just wants to fight and make a living from it he's already been
kicked out of school he doesn't can't find a job because he's so ridiculously strong that he just
kind of breaks everything so he's just he's just kind of sad looking for something to do which is
funny enough instantly when he's looking for a job leads him to be meeting his would-be boss
her goal of this entire thing is just right now to become the next boss of the underworld
the the next master basically yakuza the basically the master irishman in a way
don't quote me on that that's just what i named it what i liked about it was it was
simple it was a very simple one shop that wasn't trying to do anything like spectacular something
unheard of for the start of the series like and it's easy to write it off and say it doesn't have
a layer of depth to the main character maro kaido and for me personally you know i do want my main
lead to have actual depth to them i want them to build over the course of the show you know
a fair bit before they become this super strong ob character on the inside and out you know like
down the line that would definitely be a problem if like they run into the same situation one punch
man is running into of he just one shots them every single time and you're running out of funny
things to go along with it but i feel like after reading it it's just undeniable that you do want
more of it you do want to know what happens next i'm not going to say like this is a fair thing
to say this is more of a fact hell's paradise is the polished incomplete story that will give
cucco into the door of shonen jump the one that hopefully puts him on the same stage as his mentor
and his fellow colleagues at the company but aishaman isn't bad either and it's also rising
in popularity in the coming days in japan and worldwide still it's a one shot made from shonen
jump so it's hard to say exactly if it's going to be continued because it's the most mainstream
platform for shonen in the most cutthroat and hardest industry to get into basically for all
we know this one shot could be done in the next week or so with nothing to show for it but i do
just hope that it's given the chance to actually see what could be coming out of it now if you
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