The book "Hum☆Yum☆ White Book" was one of the three pillars of the golden age of the 1990s weekly boy jump that still shines.
I think I was lucky enough to read in real time when I was a very sensitive boy with Dragon Ball and Slamdunk.
In school, they were divided into the factions of their favorite characters, such as the Shadow and the Shadow Horse, and they often talked in a mixture of men and women, carrying underwear and Rami cards that were supposed to be called status at the time.
Despite these memories more than 30 years ago, there's been some kind of buzz going on, and in recent years, there's been a real-life drama on the Internet that's definitely been called an immortal work of art that has never been colored.
And this time, the protagonist, Puji Hiroyuki, from Kotobukia's acclaimed ARTFX J series, will be released as Version 2, in the form of a dark martial arts convention!
I've got a lot of images, and I'm going to tell you about the intense atmosphere of the dark martial arts convention where the youngest boy ever jumped.
It's from the default image.
It's an anime standard, so the combat suit is also a color pattern, which you're probably more familiar with.
It's the ARTFX J series.
Even though I had a momentary interruption in my facial expressions and spirituality, I was personally drawn to pants.
Now, I think the fantastic figure of this outfit is still there, but hasn't the center press, the belt loop, the feel of the bands that go through it, been designed so carefully?
And then there's this beautiful painting of shadows, and even the pants are full of sights.
Up image three.
There's a bunch of hard-hitting hairstyles, like pink and falling front hair, and a bunch of crumbs on the left, and a bunch of hard-hitting hairstyles, like resin, and a bunch of tech-savvy e-prints.
It's a hard-to-find character, but it's the same kind of animation as the original, and it's cool either way.
I'm not sure who's supposed to be fighting, but I've always liked to fight with the gang.
The friendship that arises in the fight against the antagonistic characters is a tense development in any work of any era.
And it's really cool that I've been using this sort of cleaning material, and it's really cool that I've been using this sort of cleaning material, and it's really cool that I've been using this kind of cleaning material, and it's really cool that I've been using this kind of cleaning material, and it's really cool that I've been using this kind of cleaning material, and it's really cool that I've been using this kind of cleaning material.
And it's going to be a wave and an avant-garde, and it's going to be the top three of all the high school gymnastics at the time, right?
The effect pieces that serve as the foundation are just as luxurious. The blue color combined with the smoke rising from the ground at the moment of the dash is so beautiful.
It's also an image of this, uh, this performance of this sense of urgency.
I'm going to tell you something.
That's it.
And finally, this is a collection of three people who are about to be released -- well, that's cool! Four people in a row, and they're totally different on the screen.
"I don't care which one of the four I'm missing, because I've gotten so caught up".
And yet, I don't know where the recent technological innovations in the characters have gone. I think it's really exciting that there's a lot of characters coming out in this era, even if it's the first time in 30 years, since there's hardly been a single character in the series or anime series.
