Makoto Yukimura’s Representation of Violence Shaped the Raw Aestheticism of ‘Vinland Saga’
Makoto Yukimura’s masterpiece Vinland Saga is a testament to how historical fiction should be executed. Even though the events in this manga are not 100%
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“It arouses fascination in some people”: Makoto Yukimura Went Against His Own Beliefs to Present ‘Vinland Saga’s’ Violence
Among the numerous great ones, such as Berserk and Monster, Vinland Saga is often regarded as one of the best new-gen seinen anime series, in recent memory. The series navigates
“Maybe I’m biased”: Vinland Saga Editor is Against the Idea of Letting Mangas Cater to Audiences Outside of Japan Specifically
Makoto Yukimura’s Vinland Saga is probably one of the most well-written mangas in terms of story and illustration. Currently, in its 211th chapter, Vinland Saga
“The end root is the same”: Vinland Saga Editor Refuses to Let Anime and Manga World Get Swept Up in the Western Influence
There is no doubt that some popular anime and mangas out there are influenced by Western culture. In fact, some mangakas encourage it. However, the
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“That’s the only concern I have”: Makoto Yukimura Believes the Entirety of Vinland Saga Can be Summed Up into One Iconic Phrase
Vinland Saga‘s Season 2 ended on a perfect note, bringing Thorfinn’s remarkable journey to an end in the most profound way. The second season ended
“He also needed to understand…”: Despite Caring More About Violence, Makoto Yukimura Wanted Vinland Saga’s Thorfinn to be a Peace-Abiding Character
Written by Makoto Yukimura, Vinland Saga is a manga that is enjoyed by the masses for its striking visuals and mature storytelling. Making his debut
