>>7726532 (OP)
I think Miura has shown that he can do excellent work, but he was always inconsistent. Sometimes his figures look quite stiff and with questionable anatomy that stands out because of it. But other times he was able draw 99% of other mangakas under the table. I think he liked sinking time into some panels more than others, particularly environmental vistas, high energy character movement and ugly monster reveals, or things related. He didn't seem to put as much dillogence into characters in repose unless they were particularly cute and vulnerable.
Was he the best techincal artist? The greatest at using composition and panneling? I'd say no, but je did show a lot of passion, a unique flavour and constantly improved his skill, even if the end result was uneven. Sad thing was how sterile it felt when he went digital, then he died just as he was coming to make use of it a little better.
>>7726597
>buzzword + buzzword
meaningless