Monthly Fanfiction Manga Boruto – Fans of the Sequel Series Scramble to Defend It After Latest Comparison to Other New-Gen Art

Despite facing some serious criticism, the second installment of the Boruto franchise, titled Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, has been the talk of the town since its debut. While the series is performing well, it is important to remember that success in the manga world is not guaranteed for every new series, as each one has its own distinct style and vision.

In recent times, there has been a significant amount of criticism aimed at the artwork of this manga. One notable instance was when @DRACOWORLDORDER, an X user, expressed their dissatisfaction with the visuals in the manga. They unfavorably compared it to other new series and shared their disappointment, particularly in regards to the art.

Comparing the Artwork of Boruto Manga with Other Manga Series by X User

The post by @DRACOWORLDORDER, which gained rapid popularity, featured a side-by-side comparison of a panel from the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex manga and other series, such as Kagurabachi.

The images presented a stark contrast in the art styles. The panels from the various manga series showcased intricate character designs, lively action scenes, and were visually appealing. On the other hand, the pages of this particular manga appeared somewhat two-dimensional and hurried, featuring less detailed character designs and less dynamic attack sequences.

This evaluation by @DRACOWORLDORDER immediately ignited a passionate discussion among followers of the series. Several were quick to stand up for the series, stating that although the artwork may not be as elaborate as newer manga, it still captures the iconic Naruto style that has been beloved by fans for years.

Boruto Fandom’s Reaction to X User’s Take

Divine Trees as shown in the manga (Image via Shueisha)

The fervent reaction from the Boruto community serves as evidence of the show’s committed following. This sentiment was mirrored on various social media platforms, as fans debated that the series’ storyline and impact outweighed its flashy visuals.

“NO BACKGROUNDS, NO GOOD PANELLING, NO GOOD CHARACTER DESIGNS, JUST STRAIGHT FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME,”said a fan.

“Crazy how araki at 64 years old still can pump out beautiful art And yet this younger individual can’t with the same amount of time as araki,”said a fan while comparing him with Araki.

“Look i got no problem problem with Boruto, but the paneling just…. doesn’t look interesting at all,”a fan expressed disappointment.

Some fans also made the observation that the manga is released monthly instead of in collected volumes. Due to this tight publication schedule, artist Mikio Ikemoto has less time to devote to perfecting each page, which may result in a slightly lower level of polish compared to standalone manga. This context was deemed important by some fans when assessing the overall quality of the artwork.

“Boruto manga is 300x better than those shading abused industry plant slop You shouldn’t be on a high horse either since you can be reborn a billion times over and never make a story as great as it,”a fan said.

“Ikemoto doesn’t have an assistant and also doesn’t have digital technology. He must produce a colored cover for all chapters and 40 pages a month. This is hard for one man,”supported another.

“Yeh the artwork is kinda meh, but that alone doesn’t stop it from being a great story,”said a fan.

Surprisingly, even those who criticize manga art have acknowledged that the series has shown improvement over time. According to multiple users, the manga’s illustrations have become more refined and dynamic in recent chapters, indicating that the artist is constantly refining their skills.

Concluding Reflections

A snapshot from the manga (Image via Shueisha)

Despite facing criticism, the ongoing debate regarding manga art is a common occurrence within long-running series. The dedicated fandom of Boruto, however, serves as a testament to its lasting allure. Despite any potential shortcomings in the artwork, the captivating characters, intricate world-building, and compelling story continue to captivate fans. Whether or not the visuals will eventually reach the anticipated level is yet to be determined.