The hop step award is an award given by the company/publisher shueisha for manga. As far as I know it's for ammateurs (basically people giving in one shots (a 50 page manga chapter that isn't exactly likely to become a series)) but there's a good chance you could be serialized if you won it.
Masashi Kishimoto specifically, won it for a one shot called "Karakuri" which you can read if you search hard enough on the internet.
Many manga artists in shonen jump, etc have won it and that is why they're serialized e.g. the manga-ka who created "Yu Yu Hakusho" and "Hunter x Hunter" (who's name has escaped my mind)
I highly doubt it. Madara is the main threat now, and that includes being one to the Fourth Hokage. And anyway, no one can ever answer your question correctly . . . . Well, you know, unless they live in Japan, have won several awards, write and draw for Shonen Jump, and go by the name "Masashi Kishimoto".
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Elise L. Finney,won toon Creator Thailand 2010.
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There is loads of competition between the two shows, especially for awards.
John Napier did not receive any at all. He is simply nowadays noted as the creator of logarithms.
Yes, Charles Schulz, the creator of the "Peanuts" comic strip, won multiple awards throughout his career including the Reuben Award, the National Cartoonists Society Humor Comic Strip Award, and the Peabody Award.
The host of the 85th Academy Awards ceremony on February 24, 2013 was Seth MacFarlane, creator of the TV animated comedy "Family Guy." The 2014 Oscars show will be hosted by Ellen DeGeneres.
As of my knowledge cutoff date in 2021, Lincoln Pierce, the creator of the comic strip "Big Nate," has won several awards, including the Reuben Award for Cartoonist of the Year in 2013 and multiple awards from the National Cartoonists Society. He has also been nominated for various honors throughout his career.
The late creator and sole artist for the "Peanuts" comic strip won a 1973 Emmy for "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving." It was named Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming.