Third, in the manga world, there's only three people who can truly be called a celebrity and be referred to as a superstar and these people are:
>Osamu Tezuka
The father of manga.
>Akira Toriyama
Most popular manga ever made and Tezuka's heir apparent (Tezuka literally called him that).
>Eiichiro Oda
Best selling manga ever.

Just like Kurumada, there's nothing that separates people like Kishimoto and Kubo from another mangaka with a hit, in Japan at least. There's no niche nor achievement that makes him a more notable name. Same with the Demon Slayer author whose series is well-known but the general public don't care about the author. Tezuka, Toriyama and Oda are the closest you'd get to "rockstars" in the manga world. Everyone else are just a dime a dozen.
>>280470945
>>Gotouge
A talentless one-trick pony hack (and possibly a tranny) whose entire mediocte career's success doesn't come from (his) own merits and was single-handedly carried by Ufotable. The general public don't care about Koyoharu Gotouge because (he's) not a notable name with a prolific career. They just like Demon Slayer by Ufotable.
>>Fujimoto
Amother talentless one-trick pony hack whose entire career hinged on shock value. His whole career's success doesn't come from his own merits and comes from surrounding himself with more talented people like Tatsuya Endo. That's why manga sales plummeted by 60%.
>>Gege
Yet another one-trick pony whose whole career is based on ripping off Togashi, but he really just made another Naruto clone. Like Fujimoto, he was surrounded by more talented people like the editor who told him that his self-insert Yuta and dyke waifu Maki are boring as shit. Just like Gotouge, his slop was (but not to a greater extent than Demon Slayer) carried by Mappa giving his slop manga steroids. He's a bit more talented than the other two hacks because at least he knows how to draw fights.

And you know what they all have in common? No staying power.

In the manga world, there's only three people who can truly be called a celebrity and be referred to as a superstar and these people are:
>Osamu Tezuka
The father of manga.
>Akira Toriyama
Most popular manga ever made and Tezuka's heir apparent (Tezuka literally called him that).
>Eiichiro Oda
Best selling manga ever.

Just like Kurumada, there's nothing that separates people like Kishimoto and Kubo from another mangaka with a hit, in Japan at least. There's no niche nor achievement that makes him a more notable name. Same with the Demon Slayer author whose series is well-known but the general public don't care about the author. Tezuka, Toriyama and Oda are the closest you'd get to "rockstars" in the manga world. Everyone else are just a dime a dozen.
>>280470945
>>Gotouge
A talentless one-trick pony hack (and possibly a tranny) whose entire mediocte career's success doesn't come from (his) own merits and was single-handedly carried by Ufotable. The general public don't care about Koyoharu Gotouge because (he's) not a notable name with a prolific career. They just like Demon Slayer by Ufotable.
>>Fujimoto
Amother talentless one-trick pony hack whose entire career hinged on shock value. His whole career's success doesn't come from his own merits and comes from surrounding himself with more talented people like Tatsuya Endo of Spy x Family. That's why manga sales plummeted by 60%.
>>Gege
Yet another one-trick pony whose whole career is based on ripping off Togashi, but he really just made another Naruto clone. Like Fujimoto, he was surrounded by more talented people like the editor who told him that his self-insert Yuta and dyke waifu Maki are boring as shit. Just like Gotouge, his slop was (but not to a greater extent than Demon Slayer) carried by Mappa giving his slop manga steroids. He's a bit more talented than the other two hacks because at least he knows how to draw fights.

And you know what they all have in common? No staying power.

In the manga world, there's only three people who can truly be called a celebrity and be referred to as a superstar and these people are:
>Osamu Tezuka
The father of manga.
>Akira Toriyama
Most popular manga ever made and Tezuka's heir apparent (Tezuka literally called him that).
>Eiichiro Oda
Best selling manga ever.

Just like Kurumada, there's nothing that separates people like Kishimoto and Kubo from another mangaka with a hit, in Japan at least. There's no niche nor achievement that makes him a more notable name. Same with the Demon Slayer author whose series is well-known but the general public don't care about the author. Tezuka, Toriyama and Oda are the closest you'd get to "rockstars" in the manga world. Everyone else are just a dime a dozen.
>>Gotouge
A one-trick pony hack (and possibly a tranny) whose entire mediocte career's success doesn't come from (his) own merits and was single-handedly carried by Ufotable. The general public don't care about Koyoharu Gotouge because (he's) not a notable name with a prolific career. They just like Demon Slayer by Ufotable.
>>Fujimoto
A one-trick pony jack whose entire career hinged on shock value. His whole career's success doesn't come from his own merits and comes from surrounding himself with more talented people like Tatsuya Endo of Spy x Family. That's why manga sales plummeted by 60%.
>>Gege
A one-trick pony whose whole career is based on ripping off Togashi, but he really just made another Naruto clone. Like Fujimoto, he was surrounded by more talented people like the editor who told him that his self-insert Yuta and dyke waifu Maki are boring as shit. Just like Gotouge, his slop was (but not to a greater extent than Demon Slayer) carried by Mappa giving his slop manga steroids.

And you know what they all have in common? No staying power.