As Tosh (Saeki) at the event Viz said he would continue working with Tsukuda on future projects. If I were him, he would find me a better writer.Jump still going to pair Saeki with Tsukuda?
Well why not? They got so much other projects like Academia or Neverland, hell marvel is asking them to make manga of their work. Put their work on the side and just see if they can make something spectacular the way they glorified homeeconomicsJump still going to pair Saeki with Tsukuda?
Yea i read that and how they considered rindou as a main character. That would've been more interestingInterview - The Creators of Food Wars!
The producer of the smash hit culinary action anime - and the writers behind the original manga - reveal their secrets with Jacob Chapman.www.animenewsnetwork.com
interesting interview so he did meant to draw soueri wedding but took a different direction with the story
What was your mindset heading into the final arc of the manga, and what were some of the challenges you faced when deciding how to end it?
Tsukuda: Of course there's always the concern of "Is it really okay that I did this? Are the readers going to be satisfied with this sort of ending?" What I'm going to talk about now is really spoilery, so I hope everyone has already read through to the end. I've always wanted to end the series with Soma and Erina getting hitched, but it was difficult for me to get to that point naturally in the story. So I had to rewrite it over and over before I could fix it to a version of this ending that I liked. I really hope that all the fans are satisfied with the sort of ending that I reached.
In short Tsukada if he planned to make a complete closure on the subject of Erina and Souma, but one way or another did not know how to do it in history (Nose, but Central and the evolution of the relationship of Erina and Souma say otherwise, since it seems the beginning of development in their relationship and beginning of their friendship and they don't feel so forced and that we talk about Central ...), on the other hand I don't think I'm so enlightened of the brain, but; Erina tries Souma's plate, she says that it is delicious, but adds that she has always been a great chef, only her pride made it difficult to admit it, they show a scene with a romantic atmosphere (and it is not that they cannot do it) where only they show themselves to them with a quite different look while they smile at each other and ends with the characteristic phrase of Souma, their friends come in there they have the closing of that sub-plot of Erina and Souma, although of course there are thousands of people who have better ideas of an end of that section and how should have followed the manga, competitions and tournaments and above all reach the top of the culinary world and especially the blue treated as a tournament where they saw the best of the best in the world of cooking, wanted to put to asashi then make him a prodigious chef asshole without relation to Saiba or the Nakiris as Tsukasa was that simple.Interview - The Creators of Food Wars!
The producer of the smash hit culinary action anime - and the writers behind the original manga - reveal their secrets with Jacob Chapman.
interesting interview so he did meant to draw soueri wedding but took a different direction with the story
What was your mindset heading into the final arc of the manga, and what were some of the challenges you faced when deciding how to end it?
Tsukuda: Of course there's always the concern of "Is it really okay that I did this? Are the readers going to be satisfied with this sort of ending?" What I'm going to talk about now is really spoilery, so I hope everyone has already read through to the end. I've always wanted to end the series with Soma and Erina getting hitched, but it was difficult for me to get to that point naturally in the story. So I had to rewrite it over and over before I could fix it to a version of this ending that I liked. I really hope that all the fans are satisfied with the sort of ending that I reached.
He did not find a natural way to formalize the romance of Soma and Erina. But introducing chefs with super powers was very good. I think it's a cheap excuse.Interview - The Creators of Food Wars!
The producer of the smash hit culinary action anime - and the writers behind the original manga - reveal their secrets with Jacob Chapman.
interesting interview so he did meant to draw soueri wedding but took a different direction with the story
What was your mindset heading into the final arc of the manga, and what were some of the challenges you faced when deciding how to end it?
Tsukuda: Of course there's always the concern of "Is it really okay that I did this? Are the readers going to be satisfied with this sort of ending?" What I'm going to talk about now is really spoilery, so I hope everyone has already read through to the end. I've always wanted to end the series with Soma and Erina getting hitched, but it was difficult for me to get to that point naturally in the story. So I had to rewrite it over and over before I could fix it to a version of this ending that I liked. I really hope that all the fans are satisfied with the sort of ending that I reached.
judging from the wedding ring in his fingers, I would say Akira atleast.
Honestly I think he should have gotten his win over Erina.
What should we see when Erina says that Soma's food is delicious? Yes of course.
I personally believe they should've been on equal strength and yea had yuuto had been given more time, probably would've happen, but no excuse for him not to get a win or her to experience a loss.
To your skills as chefs? Well Erina had a superhuman hax ability, and some more experience. But Soma had more creativity and was more tactical. The fanbook tells you that Soma surpassed his father, but they say nothing about Erina.
