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Call Togashi senpai and beg for ideas 
That my friend, is the quickest way out of a job. Virtually all authors adapt based on popularity. Why do you think Breaking Bad got so good? Their ratings went up and up even though they weren't so good at the beginning. It's because they learn, to use what works and what doesn't. It's as simple as that. If they were completely oblivious to the ratings, do you think they can even come close to what they became? Heck, if they didn't pay any attention, they probably would have went with what ever original idea they had at the beginning and would have lost out on the Emmy.i'll do as he does,keep trolling not giving a sh!t about what an anonymous nerd on the internet thinks about my work.
ouch that was harsh,sorry if i offended anyone.![]()
That my friend, is the quickest way out of a job. Virtually all authors adapt based on popularity. Why do you think Breaking Bad got so good? Their ratings went up and up even though they weren't so good at the beginning. It's because they learn, to use what works and what doesn't. It's as simple as that. If they were completely oblivious to the ratings, do you think they can even come close to what they became? Heck, if they didn't pay any attention, they probably would have went with what ever original idea they had at the beginning and would have lost out on the Emmy.
Moral of the story: Criticism is good. It keep authors from slacking off. Well, most of the time.
That my friend, is the quickest way out of a job. Virtually all authors adapt based on popularity. Why do you think Breaking Bad got so good? Their ratings went up and up even though they weren't so good at the beginning. It's because they learn, to use what works and what doesn't. It's as simple as that. If they were completely oblivious to the ratings, do you think they can even come close to what they became? Heck, if they didn't pay any attention, they probably would have went with what ever original idea they had at the beginning and would have lost out on the Emmy.
Moral of the story: Criticism is good. It keep authors from slacking off. Well, most of the time.
Agreed, but there's a happy medium. If Kishi went and had to deal with all of the flippant petty criticisms of the people on this site then there wouldn't be a story LEFT. It's the author's story he is telling, we're just spectators.
well considering that kishi said once the manga will end manga in a year or two,i think he actually doesn't care about it anymore and just wants to end it and start something new or even stop writing for good.and i really doubt that when a person is planning to wrap things up will actually care about critics.
One word, momentum. He's only lasted so long because of his earlier success.
If I am an excellent chef, and all of the sudden make crap food, guess what, I'll still be in the cooking business because of the fame of my previous success.
I'd just do what Kishimoto is himself doing.
Ignoring all you ungrateful whiners and telling HIS story. You'll all be running back and praising the guy when he wraps the series up and you see it as a whole.