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Do mangaka HAVE to listen to their editors?
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If you're a rookie mangaka yes
If you're togashi or oda you can do whatever you want
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>>275225445
I feel like that happened with Kishimoto.
The editor probably let him do the same by the end... And it sucked
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>>275225237
The Japanese are allergic to free will.
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>>275225237
Editors are editors because they're familiar with what sells and what doesn't, they usually know what they're talking about when they give advice.
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>>275225237
Almost every creative field has and needs a tard wrangler role, not just manga. Justifiably so because pretty often they go full retarded after getting too big to be kept in check.
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>>275225237
>do employees HAVE to listen to their bosses
You better really know what the fuck you're doing if you don't.
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>>275225237
Yes, I trust a manga published in WSJ to give an unbiased insight into WSJ's inner workings



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