2014-04-25, 07:38 PM
Well yeah, Tosh is a god tier artist.
But I guess part of the predictability of this manga is because it's more down to Earth. It seems the authors really tries hard to make it logically reasonable that would have obey real world physics in some manner; no supernatural stuff that needs another explanation... Though I'm still curious on how Souma made a detailed Gundam action figure thing out of a carrot ;d. Anyway, you can tell there's a lot of research that's put into it aside from the fact that the author is collaborating with a famous chef. The stuff they put in like odd foodgasms(?), the pacing, and detailed artwork would just make it more interesting to read. Characters are designed pretty well and fleshed/developing out at a decent pace imo. I'd think there would be a few that would annoy or charm you. There's a few tsundere types that makes it pretty funny.
I've read a lot of manga, but this feels like the few that doesn't try to 'waste panels' and stretch out the plot and suspense more than it needs to compared to like Bleach or something. I don't really mind the cliffhangers if that's to compensate for it though.
But I guess part of the predictability of this manga is because it's more down to Earth. It seems the authors really tries hard to make it logically reasonable that would have obey real world physics in some manner; no supernatural stuff that needs another explanation... Though I'm still curious on how Souma made a detailed Gundam action figure thing out of a carrot ;d. Anyway, you can tell there's a lot of research that's put into it aside from the fact that the author is collaborating with a famous chef. The stuff they put in like odd foodgasms(?), the pacing, and detailed artwork would just make it more interesting to read. Characters are designed pretty well and fleshed/developing out at a decent pace imo. I'd think there would be a few that would annoy or charm you. There's a few tsundere types that makes it pretty funny.
I've read a lot of manga, but this feels like the few that doesn't try to 'waste panels' and stretch out the plot and suspense more than it needs to compared to like Bleach or something. I don't really mind the cliffhangers if that's to compensate for it though.
Shokugeki no Soma