why they not color the manga

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Decreasing consumption doesnt always mean losing profits. I'd say it depends on how close will it get to the equilibrium point and consumption relations with the price. With another words if it's elastic or inelastic.


I'd like them to introduce two types of manga - coloured one and black and white. I hate when it's hard to get what it is drawn there.
 

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Decreasing consumption doesnt always mean losing profits. I'd say it depends on how close will it get to the equilibrium point and consumption relations with the price. With another words if it's elastic or inelastic.


I'd like them to introduce two types of manga - coloured one and black and white. I hate when it's hard to get what it is drawn there.

It's not really hard to understand what's being drawn in each panel. It's pretty clear most of the time :confused:
 

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i prefer people colouring the manga then kishi colouring it cos it looks diff
 

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i think is cus is a tradition in japan for the manga been black and white
i don't think is a time or money issue

naruto is the 1 anime in the world right now .... soo i think that kishi is rich
time wise......... like i said if u hire more people to color the manga in a day a chapter can be color ...and can be print it in hour's
 

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One word:
Anime

lol ur rite

It's not the manga style. It's black and white, the style of "inking". It is also easier to print and cheaper to make. It's not like it's any better coloured.

saves time and money

Yeah Basically

It's not really needed. It would be weird if Kishi decided to hire people to color the manga after being used to black and white. It'll probably take longer to be released and cost more to print.


How long you wanna wait

lolz i like manga in white and black it's look like u read something sooooooooo important
and also i love kakashi in white and black that make him sooooooo hot ^^

u guys said this cus the anime is still running but if they cancel the anime ( which i doubt ) u will wish to see the manga color belive it lol
 

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I understand what your saying but there are a copy of sites that have coloured manga & it fills so much more better when at least 1 page is in colour it like some special treat
 

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Kishi Has Alot On His Plate He Has To Work On The Anime,Movies,Manga,Video Games And Everything Has To Go Threw Him And Thats Alot Of Work Can You Image Him Working On The Manga Then He Has To Re Do it For Anime with Color Also Drawing For A Movie That Comes Out Each Year And Les Not Forrget He Has To Work With The Video Games Cause It Been Crazy If Jiariya Pops Up With A Ultimate Sharigan Lol

can i point out that kishi has nothing to do with any of them apart from the manga. there is a link to an interview on here somehwere that says he writes, draws, meets with editors and sleeps all week.

sorry for being off topic there btw. :)
 

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You are aware that you want someone to waste alot of money just to satisfy your petty desire.

1. Coloring takes quite some time to do, adding that to what Kishi already does will make it highly unpractical to release Naruto on a weekly basis, the more work he has to do will only make him want to get the manga over and done with quicker. (Posted earlier)

2. Coloring cost's money, those who are for coloring seem to think that bumping up the cost a little won't hurt.
-However Kishi would have to pay for the color ink which would be several times more expensive than black all together.
-He'll be using A hell of alot of color ink since He'll have to fill the whole panel with color, as opposed to black lines and the occasional black object.
-He has to pay for someone to color it.
-There's no profit in him coloring it, only loss.

If you have such a problem with it then you hire someone to color the scanlation.
If Kishi doesn't want to color then he doesn't have to color, its not like we are in any position to picky.

thats enough ranting.
 

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We re stating our opinions, nothing more. Of course we think only about ourselves, we are consumers, how do you expect us to think differently. Consumers always think about themselves ;)
 

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Guys, girls, it is also a tradition in Asian countries to go on using Indian ink resembling some of their traditional art.

Just picture this: manga (especially those for children) come in very cheap magazines, they cost the same or less as a newspaper. So they make them in black and white both because in this way children can buy it and also because of tradition.

I'm speaking about Shounen Jump and the like. The manga we buy in our countries are collections of several manga issues, those are not as cheap.

There's no way a coloured magazine would cost the same as a newspaper.

And another thing: you cannot compare an American comic artist who is asked to make one page a week, to a mangaka who has to make from 20 to 45 pages a week, create the story and also draw it.

Kishi drawing about 17 a week is an exception to the rule, but they are still too many pages to make. I know a mangaka who draws fast and can make 2 finished pages a day.
 
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colorful ink just cost more money. it's cheaper that way.
 
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personaly,I like it black and white. Coloring the manga does not mean it will make it better. It's the writing and artwork is what makes it great.
 

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personaly,I like it black and white. Coloring the manga does not mean it will make it better. It's the writing and artwork is what makes it great.

I agree, without the colours mangakas have more time to make the plot.
 

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personaly,I like it black and white. Coloring the manga does not mean it will make it better. It's the writing and artwork is what makes it great.

i agree too, the drawing looks better black and white, and we can see better what a great artist is Kishi
 

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The reasons have already been stated before why they dont do it.
Such as:
1.Money
2.Time
3.Tradition

I do not believe more people would buy the series either if it cost more and was coloured. Also in my personal opinon i prefer black and white though i like to see color apafges every once in awhile though that is my opinon
 

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Manga isn't supposed to be in color, and it's probably much more expensive.
 

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Decreasing consumption doesnt always mean losing profits. I'd say it depends on how close will it get to the equilibrium point and consumption relations with the price. With another words if it's elastic or inelastic.


I'd like them to introduce two types of manga - coloured one and black and white. I hate when it's hard to get what it is drawn there.

Manga's are made into anime when they have a lot of readers. The best way to check that is with low-cost manga.

Not all consumers are the American style, they may prefer tradition over colour.
 
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