When it came time to publish, however, the color pages were reduced to black and white, and the flipbook pages were cut down to only a few essential "frames" to get the idea across. Chapter 21, for example, had many color pages and flipbook segments depicting the giant meteor's descent and the heroes' attempts to stop it.
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Murata seems to enjoy pushing the boundaries of what's possible, with early chapters of One-Punch Man featuring fights with attacks that take place slowly, over a series of double pages, creating a flipbook-style effect. Other recent chapters have included a massive, color splash of One-Punch Man's mysterious evil God-the color helping to emphasize his otherworldly nature-and some oversized pages, utilizing the "infinite canvas" that digital artwork offers, but that's obviously difficult to maintain in print form. One-Punch Man is defined by three things: intense and exhilarating fight scenes between fun and campy heroes and villains a philosophy based around searching for a purpose in life and feeling. Related: One-Punch Man's New Chapter Just Pushed Manga Art Into the FutureĬhapter 165 (by Japanese numbering) features a number of double-page splash panels, as well as the previously mentioned colored and animated panel. Murata and his team also have significant animation experience, which they've put to work creating special animatics apparently just for fun in the past. Like many modern manga artists, Murata doesn't work alone he has a team of assistants who help with filling in details and drawing backgrounds.
The manga also began its run as a digital series under the Shonen Jump brand, and set to work bringing the webcomic's characters to life in a beautiful new form. Most fans know by this point that One-Punch Man began as a webcomic, written and drawn by the series' creator ONE, before being adapted with professional, detailed artwork by Murata in 2012. That leaves a big question for fans, though: how should One-Punch Man best be experienced? One-Punch Man teased an unexpected connection between its protagonist, Saitama, and the mysterious ultimate villain of the series, 'God'. But this wasn't just a static image the colored page is actually an animated GIF, and this isn't the first time Murata has used One-Punch's digital release platform to go beyond what a printed manga can do. Dive into a dynamic fighting game experience with beloved characters from One Punch Man Play as your favorite hero or become one YOU are the hero Create. One-Punch Mans New Name for Saitama Hints at the Origin of His Strength.
To emphasize the sheer power on display in the latest chapter of One-Punch Man, the series' artist Yusuke Murata chose to include a colored page of Saitama and Garou's massive fight.
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