Is there such thing as a European manga? - ENTRtainment

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Do you have to be Japanese to be a mangaka?

More and more European illustrators are trying to make a living from their passion, manga. But becoming a mangaka in Europe is quite the challenge.

We tell you all about it in this new episode of #ENTRtainment!

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there should be manga magazines featuring european artists

terriermonisgod
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I love these clashes of cultures where a love on an art form and an injection of another culture brings about something the same but different! Love the videos!

loose_unit
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We already have manga from its original pure source Japanese which we all felt in love with and grow up with. We dont need Europeans version

GlobalMedia-jo
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Thank you for having us as your guests! :)

AccademiaEuropeadiManga
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Seriously, I want to make manga for Europeans but I can't decide what format should I use? The manga style, from right to left? Comic book style, from left to right? Manhwa style? I don't know witch style would be the most comfortable to read for Europeans.

Akebi-chan
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Fascinating! I had no idea about this culture, and really love how the Tuscan academy is honoring manga roots and making European manga its own, based on different cultures. Thank you!

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