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Time period of Shoujo

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spareadress	Post #632140
Hello  Member 10:56 am, Feb 10 2014 Posts: 23	Gosh internet been so slow recently and this is practically the only site that works. Lucky I'm on a suck amazing site, well anyway my Question is If you could pick what time period of art you wanted to read what would you pick? And why would you pick that time period of art? ________________ She will never die but live on forever and she will wait but no-one will ever come. You cannot share pain but only bring it through your suffering. Fear is something that is created when you anxiety is around. Life and death are not to far but in fact very close. You will be forgotten when you die.
Knightzomegaz	Post #632165
Member 4:20 pm, Feb 10 2014 Posts: 1129	2011+ Generally, not only for shoujos.. The art is nicer, I think.. But problems are, sometimes the manga only have few releases and such.. ________________ 2v3, OP Kills OP Killing With a Troll SUPPORT Hero
annebel	Post #632169
Member 4:34 pm, Feb 10 2014 Posts: 207	For me all manga from the last 10 years are welcome. I haven't noticed huge art style changes in this time period. ________________ Currently reading: Usagi Drop & Hirunaka no Ryuusei
Umirozen	Post #632177
Member 6:17 pm, Feb 10 2014 Posts: 60	Well art wise, 2011+ but story wise below 2011
scarletrhodelia	Post #632406
Member 10:15 pm, Feb 11 2014 Posts: 899	It seems to me that these aren't really separate periods; I'd be hard pressed to tell how a manga published in the late 90's was substantially different from one published yesterday. Not like the distinct style differences between manga from the 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's, each of which are different from the others and from modern shoujo. For myself I'd love the chance to read more manga from the 70's and 80's, but of course I also like modern manga. What do you think makes these periods different from each other? Are there specific titles that are examples of each period?
Mamsmilk	Post #632453
Member 10:15 am, Feb 12 2014 Posts: 7722	2000-2005. Less moe. ________________ Every time you think the most stupefying incident in this world already happened, there comes one more.
smily_lois	Post #637858
FarfromThee Member 11:26 am, Mar 30 2014 Posts: 10	I think....that more mangas that came out a bit earlier than 2011 had more interesting storylines. Forgive me for saying this, but, most of the 2011+ titles I've read are kinda...repetitive. The pre-2011 ones had the advantage of being a little fresher. Of course, art-wise the ones after 2011 are superior (for the most part). However, on the other hand, there are more MOE stuff (a genre which I still can't seriously like - hey, just my preference, I'm not judging), so the period before that gets points too. So yeah, maybe I'm kinda torn... ________________ My bounty is as boundless as the sea, My love as deep; the more I give to thee, The more I have, for both are infinite
himemai	Post #655080
Member 1:31 pm, Oct 29 2014 Posts: 13	I don't really care about the art... but perhaps 2011+ is my fav. Since at this period, most of mangaka and publisher have a high standard of art and more variative art-style and plot. Talking about the plot, I don't judge by which period is better, this or that period. It depends on the title. ^ o ^ ________________ -------◦(..˘ ▿ ˘..)◦◦(..˘ ▿ ˘..)◦------- I'm only read scan when that book isn't published in Indonesia or I just can't borrow that book. I love reading first then buy it after I know the story ♥