Has Gen Urobuchi made the biggest impact on anime & manga as a whole?
Has Gen Urobuchi made the biggest impact on anime & manga as a whole?
Joshua Wright
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Nathaniel Jackson
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It's Tezuka. Anyone else from the past two decades is a joke.
Lincoln Sullivan
>butcher
Talentless hack thread?
Levi Edwards
I love the smell of bait in the afternoon.
Gen's overrated, but he's not as horrible as some anons make him out to be.
Parker Campbell
Akira Toriyama, you it's true, even Togashi started aping Toriyama with HxH.
Noah Mitchell
Love him or hate him, but you cannot deny the impact Urobuchi has had on the industry.
Nolan Williams
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I'll just leave this here
Ethan Martinez
Not really, no. Not when there are people who outright built the conventions of the medium and its genres.
Eli Price
There's a reason those people are no longer relevanst
Lincoln Edwards
Objective Anime Influence List
1. Osamu Tezuka
2. Hideaki Anno
3. Gen Urobuchi
Everyone else is irrelevant.
Levi Thomas
Making good/popular works doesn't mean he's influential. Even if you believe Madoka is the best anime of the 2010s, it had minimal effect on the medium as a whole.
Gabriel Perry
He defended the butcher though?
Tyler Harris
It was a bad influence. None of the knock-offs were good.
Connor Perez
3 grimdark magical girl anime amongst hundreds isn't influential.
Henry James
Just three? It seems like every MG series since Madoka has been grimdark with the exception of Sailor Moon Crystal and Precure (haven't seen Flip Flappers though).
Jeremiah Hughes
>Flip Flappers
It kind of is.
Noah Ortiz
Even Rumiko Takahashi has a bigger impact than Gen "the hack" Urobuchi
Juan Harris
Yuki Yuna, Ikusei Keikaku, and not sure what else.
Hudson Ross
I like Madoka but I have to agree there. Love or hate harem comedies, Urusei Yatsura is still basically the template for anime rom-com.
Josiah Torres
Magical Girl Raising, Xenoglossia.
Jaxson Wood
Xenoglossia existed before Madoka and is way closer to something like Mai-hime
Asher Turner
>Magical Girl Raising
That is Ikusei Keikaku.
Jack Martin
we can all agree that saya is his best work right?
Oliver Watson
Urobuchi was one of the only good things to happen to anime.
Caleb Collins
I'm giving Madoka the nod here.
Noah Morgan
Nice joke.
Even Haruhi had a bigger impact on the industry considering it was Haruhi that caused light novels to start being adapted.
Then SAO came along which originally was a web novel and then Anime started being made from web novels as well.
Gen essentially had zero impact.
Jackson Perry
Putting his name on anything doesn't sell anymore.
Sorry Gemtards but you can say KonoSuba has a bigger impact than Gen since with KonoSuba's success, even more Isekai anime will appear.
Jace Wilson
Galko caused a Gyaru Boom.
Gen didn't really cause a boom in any genre.