They Are Both Shounen Comics, so Why Do We Have Different Styles of Drawing?

Yuri Yukihira is an ordinary Junkuni who has an older brother who is very good at cooking and a father who is very good at cooking. His family runs a public cafeteria in a shopping district. The biggest worry in a child's life is to judge who cooks better, his brother or his father, and how to stop his father and brother from serving their evil, dysfunctional dishes to customers in the shopping street. My dream is that after my father hands over the big seal to my brother, I can still stay and eat and drink. However, when he was twelve years old, his fate encountered a turning point. His father disappeared, his brother went to school and never came back, and he was sent to a small rural town alone... This beginning seemed very problematic. His father and brother must have been involved in danger, and there were definitely many secrets hidden behind them waiting to be explored. There might be some evil organization waiting for him to defeat. Yuri Yukihira clenched his little fists and vowed to save his father and brother even in the name of his grandfather. But after that, he witnessed an elementary school student kicking a football to break a steel bar, a junior high school student knocking out his opponent with a tennis ball, and a high school student squeezing a monster's head with one hand, and questions slowly emerged. Even his new friends lit fire and flew into the sky. Yuri, the puppy holding the volleyball against the lid of the pot, tilted his head. We are all shounen comics, so why are our painting styles different? In this regard, everyone's comment is - those glowing dishes of yours are not normal! * * * Relaxingly, it's just food articles posted by little boys. I'll be writing food articles in the fall! Yeah! 11：Updated on the 30th Purpose: Working hard with both hands to change lives