Mangakas

Nasashi Kishimoto is the creator of Naruto, an anime series. He also wrote Naruto as manga in Shōnen Jump from 1999 to 2014. He was influenced by manga and anime that he read or watched as a child. He especially was influenced by Akira and The Matrix.

Masashi Kishimoto, the creator of Naruto, has a brother named Seishi Kishimoto who is also a manga artist.

according to his fan book and shonen jump interviews his favorite character is shikamaru.

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I thought it was anko but im not sure

I've heard a lot of people say, that sasuke is kishimotos favorite character, and I've also heard that naruto is now kishimotos charater, but what i know now is anko is kishmotos favorite female, i think kishimoto favorite character is sasuke of naruto

hope this helped ^_^

~lolzyukari

Shueisha has a monthly contest for new artists that you might be interested in. See link below.

They are looking for part-timers in the recruit ad on 9 Apr 2010, but the details are in Japanese, so obviously they are looking for Japanese-speaking part-timers based in Japan. It is a 1-year contract to commence in May 2010. Applications ends 30 Apr 2010.

Well manga originated in Japan, so it's impossible to give an exact or estimated number.

no but you can have his email address

masashikishimoto@shueishaInc.com

and his postal address

Masashi Kishimoto

Shueisha Inc.

2-5-10 Hitotsubashi

Chiyoda-ku

Tokyo-to 101-8050

Japan

Yes, there have been black manga artists in Japan. One well-known example is Tony Morrison, who is a black manga artist living and working in Japan.

Kay, so what you gotta do is:

~go up to the top bar and click Layer

~Go to change Layer

~Go to Color Model and click it to Color (32 bits)

~then click ok

then there's this thin bar RIGHT UNDER the (File, Edit, Story, View, ect.)

~Click the small square with red green and blue squares in it. It'll say Color

~Then there's this this little box with a small black arrow pointing horizontally at a white square with three lines in it. Click it

~There will be different options. (Slider:Grey, Slider:RGB, Slider: HSV, ect.) Click on Area V/HS.

~Pull the arrow on the color bar from black (at the bottom) to the top (whatever color is there, most likely red) then you'll be able to pick different colors from there.

Yes, Masashi does have a younger twin brother. His name is Seishi Kishimoto and seishi is also a mangaka. He is known for his two mangas, the first one being 666 Satan and the second one being Blazer Drive. There is also a video game of Blazer Drive out on the Nintendo DS.

Collage is not really required to become a manga artist as long as you know how to draw and you are good with the coloring, and shading, and word bubbles, but I wold not recommened this being a set career this should be something that you do in your spare time while working another job because if becoming a manga artist doesn't work out then it is best to have something to fall back on (:

Yep, he is actually married.. Though the only "information" about it is in the English version of vol 20, one of the editors states "Congratulations on your marriage and 4 year anniversary [of Naruto] (and birthday)--!!!"

But no one seems to know about the wife. I guess no one knows.

Some of the best colleges for studying anime art and animation include the Tokyo University of the Arts in Japan, the School of Visual Arts in New York City, and the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, California. These institutions offer programs specifically tailored to students interested in pursuing a career in anime art and provide access to industry connections and resources.

Hm...while I'm not quite an expert, I do know that you need a lot of different types of pens to ink with(fine, bold, etc.) ; you also need a lot of screentone. Sometimes they have papers with the manga guidelines already on them, so that could be useful. You'll need lots of ink: black, white, and colored(for color pages, of course). A computer can also be very useful when it has the right programs installed in it, not to mention you can go on the internet for research. I also think it would be helpful if you carried a notebook or notepad around with you in case you came up with an idea or a quote or a plot or something...that's everything I can think of on the spot. I'll update if I think of more.

Well,if you like drawing ,and you're good at it,you can use it too. Some Jpanese artist earn so mouch mony from their comics/mangas.It depends on the series' popularity.The benefits,well,first,you do what you do because you like it,you don't have to depend on anyone,and you can easy earn money from a doujin book ,for example.

Masashi Kishimoto drew inspiration from various sources including his childhood experiences, other manga and anime, and his interest in mythology and traditional Japanese culture. For example, Naruto Uzumaki was partly inspired by the character Son Goku from "Journey to the West" and Sasuke Uchiha was influenced by Sasuke Sarutobi, a fictional ninja.

The creator of Stray Dog and Fullmetal Alchemist, Hiromu Arakawa's contact information is not released to the public for privacy. You can correspond with her through services setup by her publisher Square Enix.

Akira Toriyama has stated in interviews that he is not fluent in English. He primarily speaks Japanese and relies on translators for communication in English-speaking settings.

No, Masashi Kishimoto is still alive as of August 24th, 2010.

I have a lawyer and I'm going to sue borusara this will become Canon I have bad luck on my life I was made fun of have Asperger's irritable bowels high blood sugar five of my dogs are dead this ship me happy

You can try oldfashion way, buy mailing him by post a fan-letter...Realize something, Toriyama is busy man, like all other manga artist, he can't have the luxury to spend time on net, because of his time...And he can't answer all fan mail...

In an interview he said that Anko was his favourite female character because he likes the personality and character design he made for her. If your talking about this in love forms - who will get together, naruto and sakura or naruto and hinata, then the answer is still unknown. We'll all just have to sit back and wait for this!! :) And Kishi is fond of our Sakura. Though It's unknown of what he thinks of Hinata.

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)

A Mangaka doesn't get paid salary. They get paid for whatever they sold.

The average Mangaka works roughly 8-10 hours a day. Generally they have to give in 20-40 pages of manga a month so it's one compleated page every day (not including the time it takes to write the story). If the editor doesn't like it the Mangaka has to re-do it. Also the extra art like cover art or graphic books.

You don't get an hourly rate but a contract based partially on sales, the average contract is usually for a beginner 500$ per 20 pg's.

Assuming it takes 5 hours per page about 5$ per hour.

If the Managaka's just starting then they're looking at self publishing which is Doujinshi. In that case they make what they sell after paying their own printing fee.

They have to then calculate their costs; time to make the comic, materials used, paying assistances, ect. ect. ect.

In the end the profit is compleatly dependent on the Mangaka.