Yes. You missed some things that you wouldn't if you stopped acting like someone who has a PhD on One Piece.
Kaioken -
It is a technique that multiplies the user's ki for a heart beat. Meaning Goku speeds up/multiplies his Ki Flow per heart beat which gives him a boost.
His Aura in that mode is red.
Kaioken gives him increased speed and strength.
Multiplying Kaioken too much can result in the users death.
Gear Second -
Luffy speeds up his blood flow which gives him a boost.
He turns red.
Gear Second gives him increased speed and strength.
Too much use of Gear Second endangers his life.
...None of them imo. For it'd have to be Q Hayashida. I never read a manga so bizarre like the one she wrote and drew (still draws): Dorohedoro. The scenes and symbols are pretty creative and imaginative...not to mention the situations.
Oda is very resourceful, but to say he uses the most imagination...hum...Well, not really.
Anyway, I'm going to give you my top10 of imaginative manga I've read: 1. Dorohedoro (by Q Hayashida). This easily wins. It's just extremely bizarre. Just look at those devil designs, they're so whacky (but Chidamura is scary U_U):
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I have tons of examples with this manga 2. Liar Game (by Shinobu Kaitani). You've got be creative to write so many games with different rules, dynamics and characters...and at the same hint how the personality of these characters is. I mean...that's crazy! 3. Gintama (by Hideaki Sorachi) What part of this isn't creative? xD The plot premise, the jokes and characters are all whacky. One has to be creative to stay fresh with so many chapters!! 4. Soul Eater (by Ōkubo Atsushi) Man, it has an unique vibe to it. One needs imagination in the designs and graphic resources to achieve this. I think it's great regarding imagination! 5. Hoshi no samidare (by Mizukami Satoshi): The plot is somewhat simple and it feels a bit generic when talking about it in a general overview, but getting into the details is prolly one of the funniest manga I've read. Very creative regarding the powers, animals, characters and plot twists. And an awesome and inspiring read as well. 6. One piece (by Eiichiro Oda). Gotta admit it, Oda is resourceful. 7. Akira (by Otomo, Katsuhiro). I mean...c'mon! It's one of the most influential manga ever existed. Chances are that most of my seinen readings have some influence of it in them. He's very creative, not my personal fav tho. 8. Himizu (by Furuya, Minoru). This one just kills me. Takes the meaning of grotesque to a whole other dimension. Too damm hilarious. IMO the author is very creative when it comes to twisting the daily life events we're familiar with. 9.Oyasumi Punpun (by Asano Inio) Well...the Mc's design and its changes are baffling. It's def creative on that regard (and Shimizu...and the other crazy idiots from the vibrating cult...). I mean what...wtf... 10.Shaman King (by Hiroyuki Takei). Not gonna lie, Shaman king is a personal favorite of mine. But I think it has more value on the topics and storyline than on the creative regard. It's not exactly generic, and some has mindblowing stuff, but it's not at the level of bizarreness or uniqueness as the rest in my list...that's why it's on number 10.
Yes. You missed some things that you wouldn't if you stopped acting like someone who has a PhD on One Piece.
Kaioken -
It is a technique that multiplies the user's ki for a heart beat. Meaning Goku speeds up/multiplies his Ki Flow per heart beat which gives him a boost.
His Aura in that mode is red.
Kaioken gives him increased speed and strength.
Multiplying Kaioken too much can result in the users death.
Gear Second -
Luffy speeds up his blood flow which gives him a boost.
He turns red.
Gear Second gives him increased speed and strength.
Too much use of Gear Second endangers his life.
