Tatsuki Fujimoto should be recognized as one of the best manga artists of the decade for a reason that will surprise fans
It is no secret that Tatsuki Fujimoto is one of the most important mangakas of the moment. And it is that many of his projects are in popular opinionas is the case of the film 'Look Back' that premiered in theaters and not only moved the author, but his entire audience. Besides, There is a Chainsaw Man feature film that will adapt the Bomb Demon arc and that is in development.
But we cannot leave aside the fact that the Chainsaw Man manga is also at an important point, as it has even presented its own version of the Jujutsu Kaisen Domain Expansion. Although to be honest, Fujimoto He has enough other merits that make him one of the most important mangakas of the decade. And the best proof of this is something that will surprise fans.
Many of Fujimoto's assistants are now important manga artists in the industry.
The creator of Chainsaw Man has influenced several important mangakas in the industry
Many mangakas have assistants who are dedicated to helping them with the work of creating their stories. This implies, among many other things, that these people end up learning techniques, advice and much more from the authors of these works.
In this sense, Tatsuki Fujimoto is one of the most importantsince he has had several assistants who, today, are important figures in the industry, as they have their own mangas that have been very successful.
Some of the biggest names we can find are Tatsuya Endo, creator of Spy x Family; Yukinobu Tatsu, creator of Dandadan, Oto Toda, creator of 'To Strip the Flesh'; Yuji Kaku, creator of Jigokuraku, among others. This is a fascinating and status-enhancing revelation for Fujimoto in the industry.
Spy x Family creator Tatsuya Endo worked as Fujimoto's assistant on Fire Punch
It is quite interesting that many of the assistants who worked with Fujimoto on his mangas, today have their own successful series that have delighted fans. This speaks highly of the creator of Chainsaw Man, since he prepared these artists very well and taught them what they needed to create their own stories.
But it is not all, since we must recognize that The projects of these artists contribute something different to the industrybecause they try to be a visual product that differs from the rest, but they have quite reflective writing that addresses important topics in its own way. And these are characteristic features of Fujimoto.
Obviously, We cannot underestimate the excellent work of all these mangakassince they have created their own identity in the industry with their talent and effort, leaving us with memorable works.
The creator of Dandadan was also Fujimoto's assistant during the development of Fire Punch and Chainsaw Man
This is not something exclusive to Fujimoto, Well, many other great mangas have also worked with assistants and who eventually created their own successful mangas. And there are many names like that in the industry, which never stops being interesting.
Regarding Fujimoto's assistants, it is necessary to point out that many of them worked with him during the development of the Fire Punch manga. This is fascinating, as it is a work with beautiful and highly detailed panels, as well as a plot structure characteristic of the artist. For example, Tatsuya Endo, Yuji Kaku, Oto Toda, and Yukinobu Tatsu worked alongside Fujimoto in Fire Punch. But Tatsu was also his assistant during the development of Chainsaw Man.
We also have other cases like Toru Kuramori, who was his assistant during the development of 'Goodbye, Eri'and who recently published his own series called Centuria and which has captured the public's attention.
Definitely, it is necessary to recognize that Fujimoto has been a great instructor and has influenced many artists in the industry, at least there are about 5 talents; so they are characteristics and details that establish him as one of the most important mangakas of the decade and it cannot be denied.
