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Obata is a rare sort of shounen artist: his style is very heavy on the details, whether on facial expressions, in backgrounds, or on clothing.
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And if I haven’t mentioned it lately, Hikaru No Go (Viz), written by Yumi Hotta and drawn by Takeshi Obata, is one of my very favorite shônen series, partly because it’s about a board game and is still riveting, partly because I love Obata’s illustrations, and partly because the characters are great.
Upcoming 10/8/2008 2008
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Takeshi Obata is an odd member of this list: the only one who has never written a hit manga (in fact, he’s only written one manga, period).
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And if I haven’t mentioned it lately, Hikaru No Go (Viz), written by Yumi Hotta and drawn by Takeshi Obata, is one of my very favorite shônen series, partly because it’s about a board game and is still riveting, partly because I love Obata’s illustrations, and partly because the characters are great.
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In 1938, Time magazine called Obata "one of the most accomplished artists in the West."
The Berkeley Daily Planet, The East Bay's Independent Newspaper 2009
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Roger Obata felt the Canadian government had done its citizens of Japanese descent a grievous wrong during World war II.
Reviews 2010
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De la imatge [Consulta: 20 de setembre de 2009] “Nakatsu Obata Memorial Library”.
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Associated Press Toshichi Obata carried a family photo that he had rescued from his demolished home in Natori, Miyagi prefecture, Sunday.
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Roger Obata felt the Canadian government had done its citizens of Japanese descent a grievous wrong during World war II.
Selections 2010
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Roger Obata felt the Canadian government had done its citizens of Japanese descent a grievous wrong during World war II.
Books 2010
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