[bastek66]

>Kim, whose company runs popular manga app Piccoma, said he has recently met people from the publishing industry seeking his advice on how they should cope with the rapid incursions made by webtoons. He quoted industry insiders as griping to him that children in South Korea and China today are so used to vertical scrolling they don’t even know how to navigate the intricate maze of panels that constitute Japanese manga.

>His answer: Don’t give up on your traditions.

>“The marvelous thing about Japanese manga is that you almost feel as if you are watching a TV drama, despite it being a sequence of still images,” he said.

> “Authors deftly manipulate panels on each page to zoom in and out on characters and convey their surprise. … This is one heck of a technique and is exactly what makes Japanese manga feel so vivid and alive.”

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/05/05/business/tech/south-koreas-booming-webtoons-put-japans-print-manga-notice/
Od czytania webtoonów mózgi młodych azjatów cofnęły się w rozwoju (ʘ‿ʘ)
#webtoon #manga #anime #animedyskusja

[kinasato]

@bastek66:

Od czytania webtoonów mózgi młodych azjatów cofnęły się w rozwoju (ʘ‿ʘ)

To nic, w porównaniu ze spustoszeniem, jakiego we łbach młodych Polek dokonał K-POP ( ͡º ͜ʖ͡º)