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  @nevisysbryd74503 сағат бұрын

  Most people were fine with the 1998 Mulan, Katara, Toph, Samus Aran, Violet Evergarden, Mizu, the entirety of Kill la Kill, Casca, etc. The ones that get pushback are _often_ obviously made for bad faith idelogical rhetoric/proselytization and/or pandering. There is a world of difference between a female character that is strong and a 'strong female character.'

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  @furyberserk8 сағат бұрын

  Sorry, but as a guy, displaying a full range of emotion is bad. People want to be seen how they want to be seen. Cheerful even when angry. Happy when sad. Hiding your emotions is realistic because like weirdos and creeps, people are afraid of rejection. The full range is only good for those who are fearless, reckless or careless. Otherwise, it's unrealistic.

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  @AlexSummary13 сағат бұрын

  The first two shows I always think of are Avatar: TLA & SW: The Clone Wars. Katara, Toph & Ashoka are amazing female characters, and if Toph or Ashoka became the main lead for their own show. I’d watch it without hesitation. Because they’re just great characters I’d love to see more of, not just because of their badassary, tho that’s one part of it.

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  @HellVirus0919Күн бұрын

  let me list some good female characters in anime im bored Sailor Moon: Very strong and has ton of friends, but her flaw is that she cries a lot and at the beginning she relied a lot on Tuxedo Mask Mikasa Ackerman: Very strong, smart, and interesting, her flaw is her love for Eren. Asuka Langley Soryu: She portrays Borderline personality disorder very well, she's very ambitious. Her flaw is that she's egotistical and she knows that she needs help or comfort but she refuses to get any and she uses her ego as a self defense mechanism Jolyne Kujo: She is a good stand user, she's very creative with how she uses it. But her flaw is that she can be too impulsive sometimes. Sakura Haruno: (i sniff yall haters in the comments), Sakura had a great development arc she went from a lovesick girl to strongest kunoichi in the series, it's saddening how the studio made her look bad Emma: Emma is pretty smart for being an eleven year old, she cares deeply about her siblings and she wants them all to live instead of being eaten. Yor Forger: Yor is strong, caring, and her personalty is cute. Yeah her and Hinata may be similar and despite her crush on Loid, Yor actually KNOWS when duty comes before him and she doesn't make Loid her everything. Her flaw is her nervousness and being unable to cook Kagome Higurashi: Kagome is strong willed and despite her love for Inuyasha she contribute her fair share Chihiro (Spirited Away): She goes from a spoiled brat to becoming fearless and she gets to saving her parents from the curse set on them.

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  @itsjustvin763019 сағат бұрын

  you should check out Yona of the Dawn, Frieren - Beyond a Journey's End, and Apothecary Diaries

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  @RiverhhКүн бұрын

  I think a great strong female character is Debbie from invincible, despite at first seeming like a casual stay at home mom, she takes charge, she takes things into her own hands and in the second season especially she overcomes her depression and even takes care of someone who she shouldn’t have had to. (It’s a great show, what to the end of the first episode and then I bet you’ll probably want to keep watching, either way I think she is a great example)

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  @user-im7mt4kl1w2 күн бұрын

  😁👍👍👍

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  @user-im7mt4kl1w2 күн бұрын

  😁😁😁👍

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  @sugarzblossom81682 күн бұрын

  I read manga and manhwa. I have read so many manhwa with overpowered, emotionless edgey male leads. Anime and manga has the same things. That seems totally okay to the same audience I have seen het angry about manhwa for women that does a similar or the same things. Honesty my writing of female characters is literally just writing characters that happen to be women. I know people regurgitate that line a lot but those same people critic characters for being like men pr not being feminine which kind of goes against what they keep repeating.

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  @aytefdanceevolution66574 күн бұрын

  Honestly one of the best written female characters in my Opinion is black Clover Noelle Silva had flaws , she couldn't control her Magic and had an extreme inferiority complex But later on she became more confident and powerful in her Abilities even matching or surpassing most of the main Cast and she's Practically one of the strongest characters in the show Black Clover has plenty of well written female characters, in fact they a lot

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  @mayormccheese61714 күн бұрын

  The problem is most SFCs are either written by men or lesbians. Shonen is written unapologetically for Japanese boys. It is not required to appeal to women any more than Sailor Moon is required to appeal to a male audience. Part of the great appeal of manga is it is not burdened by American sex & gender hang-ups.

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  @natalimoinaКүн бұрын

  you need education

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  @mayormccheese6171Күн бұрын

  @@natalimoina l have got too much of it already. That's the problem we all have - overthinking things.

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  @itsjustvin763019 сағат бұрын

  @@mayormccheese6171 eeeeeh not always. its a case by case. take note on Death Note's author Tsugumi Ohba's view on women

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  @shaydes-5 күн бұрын

  so happy to hear someone else with this mindset! and is your manga online? I'd love to read

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  @bethanybrookes84795 күн бұрын

  I think the biggest issue I have with these kinds of characters is not so much their existence in general, but when they are directly contrasted to better written characters then held up on a pedestal above those same characters. Because, sometimes, a fun romp with low emotional stakes is pretty fun. It's not fantastic storytelling, sure, but sometimes you just wanna see the flawless perfect main character punch an irredeemable arsehole. But you always end up seeing the flaws in these stories as soon as they're contrasted ro better written stories. Which is what's happening with all the prominent ones. Rey was living up to Luke and anakin and fell short due to a failure to establish meaningful connections and a determination on the writers part to have her fill in as luke's successor. She wasn't necessarily a bad character, she was just not as well written as many characters in the films preceeding hers, or even in the same films as her. For captain marvel, she was failed by the writers being scared to give her actual flaws. They were scared to make her seem weak against all the big strong men in the franchise and as a result failed to give her character any substance. She had potential, but she was failed by her movie. And the same with she-hulk. Who had it even worse because she was being directly compared to hulk. (Although the end of her series didn't exactly help much. She's not deadpool, and also they hadn't established it as a thing her character did before hand, so her literally breaking the 4th wall just felt wrong.) And for all his flaws, hulk/bruce banner had been allowed to develop and grow as a character, allowed to show weaknesses and such. She was never really given that opportunity to grow. Once again, she had potential. She had the opportunity to grow from the woman who told the hulk that she had more experience with controlling anger than him, she had the ppportunity to recognise that just because peoples struggles werent identical, they could still have shared experiences and its alright to take advice and help. But the writers were scared to give her that because they wanted to write a strong female character who doesn't need a man. And that's just the three most prominent characters in this discussion. So yeah. I don't think the issue is the characters themselves, but the fact that they're being directly contrasted by other better written characters.

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  @capellamorel5 күн бұрын

  After seeing your video on problems with strong female characters, I can say that you have done a great job of avoiding the problems from the video (with what Ive heard at least).

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  @CloudyJuno5 күн бұрын

  A way that I like to write characters, particularly strong characters that aren’t men or fall outside of gender binaries is to think about if I would change something about them if they were a different gender. This can show the actual problems and flaws with the characters design and can help when writing down traits. If something besides the character’s pronouns or biology would be changed, the design can be improved.

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  @angel_biscuits31935 күн бұрын

  I think a good example of good strong female writing is strong woman from South park, she tries to be perfect but deep down she knows she has flaws and she does actually have a relationship with other characters

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  @IN-tm8mw5 күн бұрын

  Strength means different things but out of the many it can represent, I value "resilience" the most. Physical and mental willpower to achieve a goal. But the source of this resilience can often come from relationships like friends, family and loved ones. This ties into why "Power of friendship" trope is so popular when done right. Heritage is my favorite source of a characters strength, you don't want it to be the only reason but as a starting point, its engaging and interesting with characters. Too many writers start the main characters off as complete loners with no family but the reason the MCU got big around Iron Man and Thor they had character arcs focused around their relationships with their parents. She Hulk turned most off because of this also, her relationship with her family wasn't handled well. In this digital age, where many are joining online cultures, readers want to be reminded of community, family and the bonds from that. Sitcoms use to fill this void and i see readers looking for similar things from anime.

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  @DrewLeo6258 күн бұрын

  That's Rou and Fig getting the nasty cookie!!! LMAOOOOOOOO

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  @aroprince393810 күн бұрын

  Funny Valintine is my favorite example

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  @mjanejunkrat10 күн бұрын

  never heard of this chara type before , thank you this was a great vid !!

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  @FifiMangaka10 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching!!

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  @AkodoGarou12 күн бұрын

  Nice breakdown of the Anti villain, to the core of the character type

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  @moonfeatherblue12 күн бұрын

  Super interesting topic and truly lovely art. Thanks so much for the video 💙✨

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  @FifiMangaka12 күн бұрын

  Thanks so much for watching! ☺️🙏

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  @HellVirus091912 күн бұрын

  I like her design

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  @HellVirus091912 күн бұрын

  Where can I read your manga

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  @HellVirus091912 күн бұрын

  Interesting

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  @AstrumMihito14 күн бұрын

  Great video I learnt so much ! Thanks a lot just spent hours organizing a notion for this, was very useful ! Do you have a video on how to plan arcs for your stories ? Would love to know your process !

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  @idkWTCMCN14 күн бұрын

  I don't think you're drawing a manga

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  @dark_nightwing_xl27974 күн бұрын

  Oh?

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  @ZagreusWinters14 күн бұрын

  I love your art style! 🥰

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  @CaptiousClown17 күн бұрын

  With regard to a tip you've proposed; incorporating memorable features into our character designs. What process would be the most useful? To be more exact, what would be a method that would help us decide on features that click with the character?

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  @FifiMangaka17 күн бұрын

  Typically, I use some aspect of the characters backstory as a waystone. For example, one of my characters wears a long heavily beaded braid in his otherwise plain hair. Story wise, the braid designates the tribe he’s from in his homeland. Usually I find that pointing back to the characters’ story helps me pick the most interesting and authentic features. Hope that helps!! :)

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  @CaptiousClown17 күн бұрын

  @@FifiMangaka It does, but that leads into another question: What if the features in question don't relate to their backstory? What then?

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  @FifiMangaka16 күн бұрын

  @@CaptiousClown It doesn't necessarily have to. My strategy in this situation then becomes; I like this, it looks cool but is this a practical design that I won't mind drawing several dozen times per chapter? (assuming you're making a comic) 😅

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  @CaptiousClown15 күн бұрын

  @@FifiMangaka I see what you're getting at. It's not a bad idea to implement a memorable feature that looks cool, but the practicalities should be considered. I would like to create a comic sometime in the future, but I'm just absorbing information for character design 😄

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  @Dude35717 күн бұрын

  Step 1: Wear a face Mask Step 2: Use Rainbow Font.

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  @StevePadmore18 күн бұрын

  I really like your idea! A thought i just had that could probably go along with your game plan, is some kind of education to warm the audience if there is a barrier to entry. ---- actually, i guess you'd be doing just that with development style videos lol Anyways, I'd like to do the same but am new to the game so i really appreciate you sharing!

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  @friendlyenigma118119 күн бұрын

  Are there any links to the books you’ve published in the past? Would love to read them as someone who is also trying to balance publishing my first book and helping my friend as the illustrator for his manga

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  @Maoncake19 күн бұрын

  I'm also planning my projects on notion as well, webtoons, youtube videos and life events. Notion just makes things easier.

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  @Kwill9120 күн бұрын

  Sooo as a creative strategist for a mangaka and Notion girlie…this video is for ME! Omg THANK YOU! I’m going to share this with anyone who will listen lol

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  @FifiMangaka20 күн бұрын

  YES! I’m so happy it was helpful for you and thanks for passing it along! 😭🙏

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  @feathercat911825 күн бұрын

  a good writer can make any trope good because tropes are just tools. it seems dumb not to use some of them, just because someone said it was bad or whatever.

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  @FifiMangaka22 күн бұрын

  Agreed! Which is why this video is simply my personal preferences and opinions!

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  @CreationTVstation26 күн бұрын

  great vid! yess the writing and looking back at the story from the reader's pov is a really good piece of advice! Loving all the tips and process you shared too ty!

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  @FifiMangaka22 күн бұрын

  Thank you for watching! :)

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  @AstrumMihito27 күн бұрын

  Great video ! Would you be able to do a tutorial on your notion workspace for it ? I use discord for organizing my ideas but it gets messy ! Considering moving to notion for that !

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  @FifiMangaka26 күн бұрын

  Absolutely! I’ve been meaning to do one for the longest because it’s been so vital for keeping my story organized. Thanks for watching! 😊

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  @AstrumMihito26 күн бұрын

  Can't wait 🤩🤩 thank you so much

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  @Allen-jg3zk27 күн бұрын

  That’s great you’re talking about story instead of technical execution! At the end of the day, story is what matters most!

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  @MatiasIglesiasIglesias27 күн бұрын

  Defo agree on the sketches part I’m a bit of an idiot tho so I refuse to do my chapters digitally XD, (only use digital to add screen tones and such

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  @FifiMangaka27 күн бұрын

  I completely understand that 😭 My paper and pencil had to be pried from my cold hands until I gave in lol

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  @weebtakuduelist304427 күн бұрын

  Great Video

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  @FifiMangaka27 күн бұрын

  Thank you, thanks for watching!😁

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  @JacobyMcNamara28 күн бұрын

  I agree, im not really a fan of “it was all a dream” trope because the entire story loses all significance once it’s revealed that it’s only a dream

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  @FifiMangaka27 күн бұрын

  Exactly how I feel about it too

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  @JacobyMcNamara28 күн бұрын

  Congrats on 2k!

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  @Eclipseytgames28 күн бұрын

  That was so good!! (Sorry it won't let me type on the link that you sent me so I can only comment here.)

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  @FifiMangaka27 күн бұрын

  Thanks so much for checking it out omg!!

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  @DjChucky71328 күн бұрын

  I have an idea for the main villain but his end goal I’m drawing a blank

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  @disgruntledbob281228 күн бұрын

  Love the theme

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  @Eclipseytgames29 күн бұрын

  where can I see it?

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  @FifiMangaka28 күн бұрын

  You can check it out here! :) : globalcomix.com/c/ye-olde-treehouse/chapters/en/1/

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  @Eclipseytgames29 күн бұрын

  Thats so cool!

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  @FifiMangaka28 күн бұрын

  Thank you!