For the most part, manga features stories and characters that resonate with adults and kids, but some of the stories arenвЂ™t recommended for younger readers. Even if youвЂ™re not familiar with the genre, the comics and graphic novels let you dive that much deeper into the story arcs that inspired anime favorites such as вЂњ Dragon Ball Z,вЂќ вЂњ Tokyo Ghoul,вЂќ вЂњ Naruto,вЂќ вЂњ Attack on Titan,вЂќ and вЂњ Fullmetal Alchemist.вЂќ And if youвЂ™ve been spending a lot of time at home, or simply crave some new reading material, manga offers a perfect hybrid of adventure-packed stories and incredible illustrations. The world of anime probably wouldnвЂ™t exist without the creation of manga. However, IndieWire may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. This manga was later then adapted into an anime that premiered last year.All products and services featured by IndieWire are independently selected by IndieWire editors. Now, 22 years later, it seems Kishimoto may want to go back to his roots and try again with another sci-fi story that, he hopes, will be as popular as 'Naruto' was.Дespite the conclusion of 'Naruto' in 2014, the franchise continues to grow as author Mikio Ikemoto launched a sequel titled 'Boruto' in 2016 with Kishimoto acting as supervisor. All in all, it had the core elements of a science fiction thriller story and was one of Kishimoto's earliest titles. However, over time, people began to abuse these implants and started to create human weapons called Androids. 'Karakuri' takes place in a world where humans have implanted technology into their bodies to combat a deadly virus. One of Kishimoto's first published works was a one-shot called 'Karakuri' that won the Hop Step Award in 1996. While it may seem odd that Kishimoto would suddenly want to write science fiction after 15 years of writing about 'Naruto,' those that followed his earlier works should recognize that he already has some experience in the genre. I'm thinking of writing a science-fiction work,' he said in an interview with Entermix magazine.ДЄt the time, the writer was still uncertain when he would debut his next project but, with this new piece of news, it seems that Kishimoto's return to the industry is drawing closer and closer.

'I've already decided what I'm going to write about in my next work. During an interview published at that time, Kishimoto expressed interest in writing science-fiction. News regarding Kishimoto's next work first began to surface in 2015. Masashi Kishimoto, the creator for the widely successful and incredibly popular 'Naruto' franchise, will have a new serialized work in the near future.ДЄccording to a report by the Anime News Network, Hiroyuki Nakano, the editor-in-chief if Shonen Weekly Jump, the magazine that 'Naruto' was published in, confirmed last Monday that Kishimoto's new project will be a serialization and that he has already started working on it. Facebook Twitter Email Print Img No-img Menu Whatsapp Google Reddit Digg Stumbleupon Linkedin Comment 0 While the legacy of 'Naruto' continues in 'Boruto,' creator Masashi Kishimoto already has a new project in development.

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