WITCH HAT ATELIER' creator Kamome Shirahama answers Anime Corner's question about the importance of minority representation:"For me, not having that representation would actually feel very unnatural… It seems just a natural progression of things to have the people we live alongside in real life appear in the story… I also feel like that really should be more normalized, and I would like to see the day when people don’t have to feel a special gratitude for that happening."
>>290627353https://animecorner.me/interview-witch-hat-atelier-creator-kamome-shirahama/
>>290627353>Shirahama-sensei: Each chapter of the story is about 30 pages long, and it takes me about a week to 10 days to complete a chapter. So, even for the most detailed pages, it takes me maybe half a day, certainly no more than one day to complete.I wish that our last few chaps were that long.
Weird how no matter where or when minority = browns, despite their being billions upon billions of them
>>290627353I'll jack off to Coco's cocos in honor of this pozzed author.
>>290627710> when minority = brownBlack
>>290627353Shirahama still wants to make money.
>>290627468We've had some lag because of all the traveling she did for the anime, but I do like this quote for calling out the idea that manga artists are murdering themselves to reach deadlines. Witch Hat Atelier has some of the best art currently out there, and the author being able to get 30 pages done in under 10 days says a lot.
>only 1/3rd done i.e. it will be about 50 volumesYou have a reason to live for the next two decades, anons.
>>290632436You could tell from pretty early on that Shirahama planned for this manga to last a lifetime as long as it sells. The manga is slow, self-indulgent, and baroque, and exactly what a person that intends to make a series that lasts decades would create. Nothing is rushed and instead everything is built up heavily.
>representation