The people who know Shada, the cartoonist Shada is Chinese?????????

Updated on anime 2024-02-11
11 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Xia Da is Chinese.

    Her manga is now in the well-known Japanese manga magazine Ultrajump**.

    Go to Japan to catch up with the manuscript or sign the sale.

    Will definitely be back.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Xia Da is Chinese, has returned to China, and went to the Spring Festival Gala.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Xia Da is Chinese.

    Li Yishan] married a foreign handsome pot and entered other nationalities.

    There are also several beautiful cartoonists who have also married abroad.

    Guo Jingxiong] became an American citizen, and the studio moved to the United States.

    There is also a [Sun Rui] who is of mixed Chinese and German descent.

    I don't know about the rest.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    When did Shada go to Japan? . . Her painting was included in the jump and...

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Chinese name: Xia Da.

    Foreign name: April

    Nationality: Chinese.

    Ethnicity: Han Chinese.

    Place of birth: Huaihua, Hunan.

    Date of birth: 4 April 1981.

    Profession: Cartoonist.

    Graduated from: Changsha University of Science and Technology.

    Major achievements: Entered the mainstream Japanese manga market.

    Main works: "Growing Up", "Winter's Fairy Tale", "Magic", "The Taste of Summer", "Snow Falls Silently", "Wings", "Lonely Map", "Afternoon", "My Way", "Adoria", "The Morning Star of Mittland" (a prequel to "Androria", the story of humanity after the complete disappearance of the elves) "Kind" "Summer" "Nightmare in the Garden" (including "Phoenix Seeking Phoenix", "Pu Jia", "Rabbit", "Ajing", "Dream in the Garden") Early Summer" "Zi Bu Silent" "Godzilla Doesn't Speak" "Will Love" "Long Song Xing".

    Height: 158cm

    Zodiac sign: Aries.

    Current place of residence: Hangzhou.

    Current team: Summerzoo

    Favorite work: "Valley of the Wind".

    Sina Weibo: Main experience: Born on April 4, 1981 in Huaihua, Hunan, he began to create in high school, and at present, the single book of "Midland's Morning Star", "Kind", "Garden Nightmare", "April", "Zi Bu Silent" and "Godzilla Doesn't Speak" has been listed.

    In 2008, Xia Da won the gold medal in the Best Story Comic Girl Group of the 5th OACC Golden Dragon Awards, and Xia Da's comic creation reached a new peak.

    In February 2009, her long-form comic "Zi Bu Yu" was strongly recommended by Yukio Motegi, the general director of Shueisha in Japan, and the famous comic Matsui Eimoto, and officially landed in Japan, and was published in Japan's top comic magazine "Ultra Jump" with Japan's top comic masters, becoming the only original comic in China that entered Japan's top comic magazine after becoming popular, and Xia Da also became the first person in mainland comics to have this honor.

    Invited to participate in the 2011 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, offering a picture of the Year of the Rabbit (later presented by Li Xiaoran).

    On March 18, 2011, Xia Da and Yu Yanshu, members of Summerzoo (Summer Island Studio), participated in the top domestic variety talk show "Everyday Upward".

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Main works: Growing Up, "Snow Falls Silently", "My Way", "Wings", "Lonely Map", "Afternoon", "Andolia", "The Morning Star of Mittland" (a prequel to "Andoria", the story of humanity after the complete disappearance of the elves), "Kind", "Summer", "Garden Nightmare" (including "Phoenix Seeking Phoenix", "Pu Jia", "Rabbit", "A-Jing", "Garden Dream"), "Early Summer", "Zi Bu Silent", "Godzilla Doesn't Speak", "Carry Love to the End".

    Published Works:

    In 2003, the manga monograph "April Story" was published by the Electronic Industry Publishing House - Godzilla does not speak (5 photos) In 2008, he published the comic book collection "Dream in the Garden" "Kind". "The Morning Star of Midland" is on sale with a wonderful debut. The first episode of the picture book "Godzilla Doesn't Speak" was published in "Manke Painted Heart" on September 10, 2010 The first volume of the Japanese version of "Zi Bu Yu" was released in Japan on October 19, 09.

    The second and third volumes were also released in 2010. The Chinese version of Zi Bu Yu Yi II was released on December 15, 09. The Chinese version of Zi Bu Yu III was released on August 8, 2010.

    The Chinese version of "Will Love" will start on February 10, 2010** on "Painting Heart". Will publish works in February 2011, Manyou Xia Da's "Long Song Xing" special issue and four other cartoonists Yao Feila, Zhu Letao, Yu Yanshu, and Jiang Xiaochen teamed up with the masterpiece "Will Love", a story about love, different styles, different love, different romance.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-31

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  8. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Xia Da made his debut through the well-known domestic comic magazine Manyou **Zi Buyu, and also won the Golden Dragon Award that year, and his work was also adapted to Japan! He is a very good cartoonist!

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    Yes, I majored in cover design, and at the age of 21, I created a short comic and submitted it, so I made my debut.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    The format of the post is wrong.,Trouble to add a prefix and resend it.。。。

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    First, Shada is not the only manga author who has broken into Japan (in my eyes of laughter, she is not a manga artist at all).

    Second, the Shada thief is correct and there is nothing debatable.

    Third, not all of the pictures of station P are commercial, but Xiada is commercial.

    In addition to the evidence that you have said before about the Shada Piracy, I would like to share a few thoughts of my own.

    Third, Shada makes use of the "creative ideas" of other works. But the form of expression is different (Shada is in the form of a caricature, others in the form of a text). But the edge ball is suspicious.

    Fourth, as a comic book author, borrowing and using the style of others' drawings does not constitute infringement. But isn't it rude in this business? Even if it is not legally recognizable, each industry has its own rules.

    Just as each author has their own distinctive style, as the original creator and not the same author, it is very suspicious to be pointed out by others as having a similar style of painting. But this cannot constitute a legal infringement, and it is another rubbing.

    Finally, for example, there is a comic book author in Japan that I still like, Yuke Nitta, who was once banned for a period of time because his comic works plagiarized graphic fashion ** works. Here is a comparison of Xia Da (infringement + rubbing), Inoue (rubbing), and Xintian (judged infringement).

    For infringement, this is an illegal use of someone else's work. Some of Xiada's cases remember that Xintian's case has already been convicted, and the direct modification and use of a work for which others own the copyright is regarded as infringement.

    For edge rubbing. The reason why the infringement cannot be determined is that Xia Da only used the style of other people's drawings (the style of the comics is similar but the content is different, so it cannot be determined that there is absolute infringement), and Inoue's use of the NBA** is to apply the conventional actions in basketball to the comics, no one has the copyright of these actions, and these actions do not have anyone's originality in the public sense. It's also a rubbing.

    It is advisable to pay attention to issues related to art law. Provisions on the conception of the work, the expression of the work, the use and dissemination of the work, etc.

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