1996, Using Words to Compose Comics in Tokyo

1996, Tokyo. Matsushita Haruka, who obtained the system's "entry assembly", created the comic "Your Name" through the "love" entry and was selected for the Newcomer Award. This is the end of the Golden Age and the 'end' of the comic book era. In an era when Dragon Ball and Slam Dunk have been completed one after another, it seems that comics are gradually declining... And Haruka Matsushita can accumulate and extract various entries through winning awards and serialization. [You won the second place in the Newcomer Award and got two opportunities to draw entries...] FantasyMachine [Can be composed of: Cyberpunk 2077 (short and medium); Stardust and Nina (medium); (XXXX) (long - cannot be created)] I have an idea, but my painter's skills still need to improve. Matsushita Haruka participated in various studios and became an assistant, learning from the strengths of hundreds of schools of thought. [You learned his characteristics from Akira Toriyama...] [Use bright, clear and concise brushstrokes to depict dynamic and strong emotions] [Toriyama style (progress 19%)] … [You learned his characteristics under Hirohiko Araki...] [Using fashion, exaggeration, and tough color contrast and body description, the most recognizable human body and style are drawn] [Araki style (progress 11%)] … [You learned his characteristics under Hojo Tsukasa...] [Famous for its outrageous degree of realism, clothing, proportions, etc., And its unique style under guns and neon] [Hojo style (progress 24%)] With the parallelism of words and styles, Haruka Matsushita's creations are endless.