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* {{Ghostwriter}}: [[spoiler:Toru Nanamine]] reveals that he's not writing by himself, but has an online group of select 50 fans, which includes alleged veterans, who write for him, while he acts as a director. He plans to make a point that Jump's editors are incompetent while making minimum effort himself. While his first two chapters recieve a lot of praise, from there on it gets too inconsistent and the rankings sink to the bottom, while his narcissism and lack of direction make all of his assistants leave. He later establishes [[spoiler:Shinjitsu Corporation, a multi-staged corporate pipeline that writes a higher quality manga on demand, but his personal involvement undermines the legitimate methods it could have run with]].
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* {{Ghostwriter}}: [[spoiler:Toru Nanamine]] reveals that he's not writing by himself, but has an online group of select 50 fans, which includes alleged veterans, who write for him, while he acts as a director. He plans to make a point that Jump's editors are incompetent while making minimum effort himself. While his first two chapters recieve receive a lot of praise, from there on it gets too inconsistent and the rankings sink to the bottom, while his narcissism and lack of direction make all of his assistants leave. He later establishes [[spoiler:Shinjitsu Corporation, a multi-staged corporate pipeline that writes a higher quality manga on demand, but his personal involvement undermines the legitimate methods it could have run with]].
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!Main Characters
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[[folder:Moritaka "Saiko" Mashiro]]
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* {{Ghostwriter}}: [[spoiler:Toru Nanamine]] reveals that he's not writing by himself, but has an online group of select 50 fans, which includes alleged veterans, who write for him, while he acts as a director. He plans to make a point that Jump's editors are incompetent while making minimum effort himself. While his first two chapters recieve a lot of praise, from there on it gets too inconsistent and the rankings sink to the bottom, while his narcissism and lack of direction make all of his assistants leave. He later establishes [[spoiler:Shinjitsu Corporation, a multi-staged corporate pipeline that writes a higher quality manga on demand, but his personal involvement undermines the legitimate methods it could have run with]].
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Both times he tunnel-visions that he can do better than Ashirogi Muto and doesn't even proof-read the thing he publishes or treats the people helping him with respect, then in self-confidence makes his conditions with the Editor-in-Chief even stricter. For a salt in the wound, he got beaten [[spoiler:by Azume he just fired]], which let him to not just be cancelled by banned from publication.
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* RedemptionRejection: Both times when his schemes fail, Kosugi offers him his help. Even though Nanamine is repeatedly told that he's both good as an artist and a writer if only he'd write something himself, he hates Jump too much to compromise.
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* ToBeAMaster: He aims to be #1 in Jump and asks for the privilege to end one series of his choice, and everyone thinks he has has a good shot at is. [[spoiler:He eventually manages to stay on the top for ''20 weeks continuously'', which he uses to end ''Crow''. So he can focus on his next piece that will become the best printed series ''globally''.]]
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: After "What is Required" is cancelled, he takes his collaboration philosophy up to the next level, not learning from his mistakes. [[spoiler:He basically forms the manga equivalent of the Creator/StratemeyerSyndicate, hiring dozens of ghostwriters to make tons of series, and using washed-out older manga-ka as faces.]]
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: After "What is Required" is cancelled, he takes his collaboration philosophy up to the next level, not learning from his mistakes. [[spoiler:He establishes Shinjitsu Corporation, basically forms the manga equivalent of the Creator/StratemeyerSyndicate, hiring dozens of ghostwriters to make tons of series, and using washed-out older manga-ka as faces.]]
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* VillainBall: He reveals both of his schemes in full to Ashirogi Muto to gloat. It only made them easier to come up with countermeasures against him, and many others learn of this as well.
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* VillainBall: VillainBall:
** He reveals both of his schemes in full to Ashirogi Muto to gloat. It only made them easier to come up with countermeasures against him, and many others learn of this aswell.well.
** Once he proves Shinjitsu Corporation is effective, he throws his current authors under the bus and takes creative control, so he can make something that can personally compete with Ashirogi Muto. Even with already favorable conditions that he'll be accepted if he gets in top 3, he disregards Kosugi's feedback and decides to aim for number 1. This [[HoistByHisOwnPetard bites him back in so many ways]].
** He reveals both of his schemes in full to Ashirogi Muto to gloat. It only made them easier to come up with countermeasures against him, and many others learn of this as
** Once he proves Shinjitsu Corporation is effective, he throws his current authors under the bus and takes creative control, so he can make something that can personally compete with Ashirogi Muto. Even with already favorable conditions that he'll be accepted if he gets in top 3, he disregards Kosugi's feedback and decides to aim for number 1. This [[HoistByHisOwnPetard bites him back in so many ways]].
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** He learns from his mistakes, while in the wrong way, it's still effective. [[spoiler:He lets 4 teams of 4 paid professionals write names while also paying them to study modern trends, then lets unsuspecting students review drafts at a cafe and watches their reactions.]] Even Takagi admits that aside to lying about the authorship, there are little flaws in this system.
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** He learns from his mistakes, while in the wrong way, it's still effective. [[spoiler:He lets 4 teams of 4 paid professionals write names while also paying them to study modern trends, then lets unsuspecting students review drafts at a cafe and watches their reactions.]] Even Takagi admits and Hattori admit that aside to from lying about the authorship, there are little flaws in this system.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: He just refuses to put creative mind into his work and instead lets others do it for him. When he fails, instead of having a change of heart, he upgrades his previous scheme to an actual company, thinking he can make his reviewers more loyal to the cause if he pays them. He's not wrong in that, but he missed why he failed in the first place. He effectively creates own "Shonen Jump" with own educational department and does make good manga, but everything he's doing needs to be for the sake of beating Ashirogi Muto at their own element.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: He just refuses to put creative mind into his work and instead lets others do it for him. When he fails, instead of having a change of heart, he upgrades his previous scheme to an actual company, thinking he can make his reviewers more loyal to the cause if he pays them. He's not wrong in that, but he missed why he failed in the first place. He effectively creates own "Shonen Jump" with own educational department and does make good manga, manga that lets starving writers get paid, but everything he's doing needs to be for the sake of beating Ashirogi Muto at their own element.
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* PragmaticVillainy: [[spoiler:After Kosugi hits him, he considers getting him fired for battery]], but decides against it because he has nothing to gain from it.
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* PragmaticVillainy: ThePowerOfFriendship: Subverted, while he explicitly calls his co-writers "friends" who help each other, and compares it to the relationship Ashirogi Muto has with Hattori and other mangaka, they are only helping him for as logn as he treats them.
* PragmaticVillainy:
** [[spoiler:After Kosugi hits him, he considers getting him fired for battery]], but decides against it because he has nothing to gain fromit.it.
** He learns from his mistakes, while in the wrong way, it's still effective. [[spoiler:He lets 4 teams of 4 paid professionals write names while also paying them to study modern trends, then lets unsuspecting students review drafts at a cafe and watches their reactions.]] Even Takagi admits that aside to lying about the authorship, there are little flaws in this system.
* PragmaticVillainy:
** [[spoiler:After Kosugi hits him, he considers getting him fired for battery]], but decides against it because he has nothing to gain from
** He learns from his mistakes, while in the wrong way, it's still effective. [[spoiler:He lets 4 teams of 4 paid professionals write names while also paying them to study modern trends, then lets unsuspecting students review drafts at a cafe and watches their reactions.]] Even Takagi admits that aside to lying about the authorship, there are little flaws in this system.
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* TheBusCameBack: After his short run, he returns later [[spoiler:as a CEO of a ghostwriting company]]. It's not adapted into the anime.
* CutLexLuthorACheck: He just refuses to put creative mind into his work and instead lets others do it for him. When he fails, instead of having a change of heart, he upgrades his previous scheme to an actual company, thinking he can make his reviewers more loyal to the cause if he pays them. He's not wrong in that, but he missed why he failed in the first place. He effectively creates own "Shonen Jump" with own educational department and does make good manga, but everything he's doing needs to be for the sake of beating Ashirogi Muto at their own element.
* FriendlessBackground: He used to have no friends in school until [[spoiler:he literally bought them over, inspired by ''Money and Intelligence'']].
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* HateSink: As the closest thing to an antagonist, he comes off as a character who's meant to be despised, especially when he starts using others as a means to an end. As a manga about manga writers, most of the drama in the series comes from serialization races between [[FriendlyRivalry friendly rivals]], so there isn't a lot of serious conflict. Even Iwase's WomanScorned is more her being confused about her feelings and she gets calmer over time. Nanamine reveals under the mask to be a cold schemer who intends to ruin Jump's reputation with his team of ghostwriters, and [[SmugSnake gloats]] to his idols Ashirogi Muto about his future successes. When he doesn't succeed, he insults everyone but himself, and even tries to ask his editor to ''steal'' the manuscripts from Ashirogi so he can accuse them of plagiarism. While [[FatBastard Nakai]], who he [[TheBusCameBack brings from a bus]], eventually goes through HeelRealization, Nanamine instead thinks he needs to go ''harder'' with his unethical methods and becomes unhinged.
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* HateSink: As the closest thing to an antagonist, he comes off as a character who's meant to be despised, especially when he starts using others as a means to an end. As a manga about manga writers, most of the drama in the series comes from serialization races between [[FriendlyRivalry friendly rivals]], so there isn't a lot of serious conflict. Even Iwase's WomanScorned is more her being confused about her feelings and she gets calmer over time. Nanamine reveals under the mask to be a cold schemer who intends to ruin Jump's reputation with his team of ghostwriters, and [[SmugSnake gloats]] to his idols Ashirogi Muto about his future successes. When he doesn't succeed, he insults everyone but himself, and even tries to ask his editor to ''steal'' the manuscripts from Ashirogi so he can accuse them of plagiarism. While [[FatBastard Nakai]], who he [[TheBusCameBack brings from a bus]], eventually goes through HeelRealization, Nanamine instead thinks he needs to go ''harder'' with his unethical methods and becomes unhinged.
* MookDepletion: Nanamine's lack of respect for his own forum causes everyone to abandon ship one by one even before he gets canceled.
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* ShadowArchetype: He intentionally makes ''What is Required'' similar to Ashirogi Muto's ''PCP'', while also borrowing from all of their previous works, but just enough to avoid plagiarism, believing if he writes in a similar setting but better, he'll make them unpopular. This represents the path they could have taken if they were pandering to fan mail. As a result, his manga's pilot is considered amazing, but surprizingly soulless, while the other chapters turned to be a mess. He even challenges them to write the same chapter premise while he gets he takes more control over his co-writers, but his ratings still remain at the bottom.
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* ShadowArchetype: He intentionally makes ''What is Required'' similar to Ashirogi Muto's ''PCP'', while also borrowing from all of their previous works, but just enough to avoid plagiarism, believing if he writes in a similar setting but better, he'll make them unpopular. This represents the path they could have taken if they were pandering to fan mail. As a result, his manga's pilot is considered amazing, but surprizingly soulless, while the other chapters turned to be a mess. He even challenges them to write the same chapter premise while he gets he takes more control over his co-writers, but his ratings still remain at the bottom.
* SmugSnake: He's exceptionally arrogant and while he isn't completely stupid, he makes a number of poor judgement calls because of his overconfidence in himself and disdain for others. Instead of ranking #1 every time like he expected, his ratings make a total nosedive and Mashiro and Takagi quickly stop treating him like a threat.
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* SoreLoser: Is he ever.
* SmugSnake: He's exceptionally arrogant and while he isn't completely stupid, he makes a number of poor judgement calls because of his overconfidence in himself and disdain for others. Instead of ranking #1 every time like he expected, his ratings make a total nosedive and Mashiro and Takagi quickly stop treating him like a threat.
* SmugSnake: He's exceptionally arrogant and while he isn't completely stupid, he makes a number of poor judgement calls because of his overconfidence in himself and disdain for others. Instead of ranking #1 every time like he expected, his ratings make a total nosedive and Mashiro and Takagi quickly stop treating him like a threat.
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* SoreLoser: Is he ever.
* SmugSnake: He's exceptionally arrogant and while he isn't completely stupid, he makes a number of poor judgement calls because of his overconfidence in himself and disdain for others. Instead of ranking #1 every time like he expected,When his ratings sink, he yells how nobody understands his vision and ignores his editor's plead to just write something himself, instead thinking his method wasn't strict enough.
* SpoiledBrat: His father helped him buy friends at school and approving his ambition buys out a few floors of an office building for his next scheme.
* TooManyCooksSpoilTheSoup: The main reason why he fails is becuase 50 co-writers with little interest in quality don't makea total nosedive and Mashiro and Takagi quickly stop treating him like a threat.the series 50 times better, he just puts any good idea in with no regard if it makes sense for the plot.
* SmugSnake: He's exceptionally arrogant and while he isn't completely stupid, he makes a number of poor judgement calls because of his overconfidence in himself and disdain for others. Instead of ranking #1 every time like he expected,
* SpoiledBrat: His father helped him buy friends at school and approving his ambition buys out a few floors of an office building for his next scheme.
* TooManyCooksSpoilTheSoup: The main reason why he fails is becuase 50 co-writers with little interest in quality don't make
* VileVillainSaccharineShow: As a manga about manga writers, most of the drama in the series comes from serialization races between [[FriendlyRivalry friendly rivals]], so there isn't a lot of serious conflict. Even Iwase's WomanScorned is more her being confused about her feelings and she gets calmer over time. Nanamine reveals under the mask to be a cold schemer who intends to ruin Jump's reputation with his team of ghostwriters, and [[SmugSnake gloats]] to his idols Ashirogi Muto about his future successes. When he doesn't succeed, he insults everyone but himself, and even tries to ask his editor to ''steal'' the manuscripts from Ashirogi so he can accuse them of plagiarism. While [[FatBastard Nakai]], who he [[TheBusCameBack brings from a bus]], eventually goes through HeelRealization, Nanamine instead thinks he needs to go ''harder'' with his unethical methods.
* VillainBall: He reveals both of his schemes in full to Ashirogi Muto to gloat. It only made them easier to come up with countermeasures against him, and many others learn of this as well.
* VillainBall: He reveals both of his schemes in full to Ashirogi Muto to gloat. It only made them easier to come up with countermeasures against him, and many others learn of this as well.
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** [[spoiler: Has a minor one when not only Ashirogi but Azuma, the man he used then fired for his own purposes, manage to beat him in the polls. Considering this was his last chance to work with Jump, the reaction is understandable.]]
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** [[spoiler: Has [[spoiler:Has a minor one when not only Ashirogi but Azuma, the man he used then fired for his own purposes, manage to beat him in the polls. Considering this was his last chance to work with Jump, the reaction is understandable.]]
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* HateSink: As the closest thing to an antagonist, he comes off as a character who's meant to be despised, especially when he starts using others as a means to an end.
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* HateSink: As the closest thing to an antagonist, he comes off as a character who's meant to be despised, especially when he starts using others as a means to an end. As a manga about manga writers, most of the drama in the series comes from serialization races between [[FriendlyRivalry friendly rivals]], so there isn't a lot of serious conflict. Even Iwase's WomanScorned is more her being confused about her feelings and she gets calmer over time. Nanamine reveals under the mask to be a cold schemer who intends to ruin Jump's reputation with his team of ghostwriters, and [[SmugSnake gloats]] to his idols Ashirogi Muto about his future successes. When he doesn't succeed, he insults everyone but himself, and even tries to ask his editor to ''steal'' the manuscripts from Ashirogi so he can accuse them of plagiarism. While [[FatBastard Nakai]], who he [[TheBusCameBack brings from a bus]], eventually goes through HeelRealization, Nanamine instead thinks he needs to go ''harder'' with his unethical methods and becomes unhinged.
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* {{Acrofatic}}: Despite being heavily overweight, he easily overwhelmes Hiramaru in a fist-fight.
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** [[spoiler:{{Defied|Trope}}. After [[HeelRealization holding himself back from hitting Aoki,]] [[ThrowTheDogABone he gets a job offer to be Hiramaru's assistant]] as a way to pick himself up, and takes the oppurtunity to make up for what he's done. And while he's not even close to recovering from or making up for his actions yet, he seems to be clawing his way up to JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Heck, he's even getting coaching to lose the {{Gonk}} traits he's picked up.]]
* JustFriends: This seems to be what "Aoki Ko" wanted to have with him. There might have been some sort stronger relationship between them, [[spoiler:but he ruined everything when he became a {{Jerkass}}]]
* JustFriends: This seems to be what "Aoki Ko" wanted to have with him. There might have been some sort stronger relationship between them, [[spoiler:but he ruined everything when he became a {{Jerkass}}]]
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* HeelFaceTurn: After the VillainTeamUp with [[spoiler:Nanamine]], he [[HeelRealization
* JustFriends: This seems to be what "Aoki Ko" wanted to have with him. There might have been some sort stronger relationship between them, [[spoiler:but he ruined everything when he became a {{Jerkass}}]]
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* {{Blackmail}}: Nanamine promises Kosugi that he'll make his job easy if he just accepts his role as his "51st editor", or he can find a job at another magazine and the editor will get punished for failing to secure talent. Kosugi reluctantly accepts.
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* {{Blackmail}}: Nanamine promises Kosugi that he'll make his job easy if he just accepts his role as his "51st editor", or he can find a job at another magazine and the editor will get punished for failing to secure talent. Kosugi reluctantly accepts. He then even asks Kosugi to ''steal'' manuscripts from Ashirogi Muto's studio, but at that point a lot of people are already aware of what he's doing.
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* ShadowArchetype: He intentionally makes ''What is Required'' similar to Ashirogi Muto's ''PCP'', while also borrowing from all of their previous works, but just enough to avoid plagiarism, believing if he writes in a similar setting but better, he'll make them unpopular. This represents the path they could have taken if they were pandering to fan mail. As a result, his manga's pilot is considered amazing, but surprizingly soulless, while the other chapters turned to be a mess.
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* ShadowArchetype: He intentionally makes ''What is Required'' similar to Ashirogi Muto's ''PCP'', while also borrowing from all of their previous works, but just enough to avoid plagiarism, believing if he writes in a similar setting but better, he'll make them unpopular. This represents the path they could have taken if they were pandering to fan mail. As a result, his manga's pilot is considered amazing, but surprizingly soulless, while the other chapters turned to be a mess. He even challenges them to write the same chapter premise while he gets he takes more control over his co-writers, but his ratings still remain at the bottom.
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* SmugSnake: He's exceptionally arrogant and while he isn't completely stupid, he makes a number of poor judgement calls because of his overconfidence in himself and disdain for others.
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Based on his old fan letters, it's implied Nanamine was just as excitable and passionate as he now pretends to be, but being inspired by Ashirogi Muto's "Money and Intelligence", he became the very glory-hound they were afraid of who tries to bring them down]].
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Based on his old fan letters, it's implied Nanamine was just as excitable and passionate as he now pretends to be, but being inspired by Ashirogi Muto's "Money and Intelligence", he became the very glory-hound they were afraid of who tries to bring them down]].
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* SmugSnake: He's exceptionally arrogant and while he isn't completely stupid, he makes a number of poor judgement calls because of his overconfidence in himself and disdain for others.
others. Instead of ranking #1 every time like he expected, his ratings make a total nosedive and Mashiro and Takagi quickly stop treating him like a threat.
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Based on his old fan letters, it's implied Nanamine was just as excitable and passionate as he now pretends to be, but being inspired byAshirogi [[spoiler:Ashirogi Muto's "Money and Intelligence", he became the very money-throwing glory-hound they were afraid of who tries to bring them down]].
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Based on his old fan letters, it's implied Nanamine was just as excitable and passionate as he now pretends to be, but being inspired by
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His series were ''Classroom of Truth'', '' The Thing That Comes With Being Nervous'', and ''What is Required for a Good School Life''.
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His series were ''Classroom of Truth'', '' The ''The Thing That Comes With Being Nervous'', and ''What is Required for a Good School Life''.
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* ShadowArchetype: He intentionally makes ''What is Required'' similar to Ashirogi Muto's ''PCP'', while also borrowing from all of their previous works, but just enough to avoid plagiarism, believing if he writes in a similar setting but better, he'll make them unpopular. This represents the path they could have taken if they were pandering to fan mail. As a result, his manga's pilot is considered amazing, but surprizingly soulless, while the other chapters turned to be a mess.
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* BrilliantButLazy: He's shown to be fairly capable as a mangaka, but his desire to be the very best made him think he can leave most of the creative input to the so-called experts. It's commented that his method isn't even terrible, but he doesn't put much thought in quality control either and believes he can't possibly fail, resulting in a manga that can't keep own story straight.
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* NeverMyFault: When "his" manga gets criticism, he thinks his editor is an idiot. When it gets the second place instead of the first, he thinks his readers are idiots. When the rankings drop, he calls his team idiots until gradually all 50 leave. For someone who doesn't write himself, he thinks he's making masterpieces and refuses to see issues with his skill as a director even when they are spelled out.
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* UsedToBeASweetKid: Based on his old fan letters, it's implied Nanamine was just as excitable and passionate as he now pretends to be, but being inspired by Ashirogi Muto's "Money and Intelligence", he became the very glory-hound they were afraid of who tries to bring them down]].
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** You could say he's also been TaughtByExperience: [[spoiler: First, all his writers are there ''in person''; Second, he makes all the applicants sign Non-Disclosure Agreements; Third, he pays them. If they back out now, it's a breach of contract and ''job termination'' for them.]]
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* SanitySlippage: He becomes increasingly unhinged [[spoiler: as he loses more of his helpers and his manga drops in popularity.]] Honestly, it's when the fact that this manga was written by the same person who created ''Manga/DeathNote'' shows the most.
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* SanitySlippage: He becomes increasingly unhinged [[spoiler: as he loses more of his helpers and his manga drops in popularity.]] Honestly, it's when the fact that this manga was written by the same person who created ''Manga/DeathNote'' shows the most.]]
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* VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler:When his manga plummets in the ratings, he orders all the correspondents who criticize him to leave and yells at his editor. When his attempt to compete with Ashirogi Muto fails, and all his correspondents leave, he begins [[LaughingMad laughing madly]] and declares that he's finished]].
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** [[spoiler:When his manga plummets in the ratings, he orders all the correspondents who criticize him to leave and yells at his editor. When his attempt to compete with Ashirogi Muto fails, and all his correspondents leave, he begins [[LaughingMad laughing madly]] and declares that he's finished]].
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* BreakTheHaughty: [[spoiler:Broken as of Chapter 127, and abandons his methods in order to create a manga that will win against Ashirogi Muto]].
* BreakingSpeech: Gives one to his editor, Kosugi, blackmailing him by reminding him that he needs a success to keep his job and taking advantage of his lack of confidence to browbeat him into going along with his {{plan}}.
* BreakingSpeech: Gives one to his editor, Kosugi, blackmailing him by reminding him that he needs a success to keep his job and taking advantage of his lack of confidence to browbeat him into going along with his {{plan}}.
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* BreakTheHaughty: [[spoiler:Broken as of Chapter 127, and abandons his methods in order to create a manga {{Blackmail}}: Nanamine promises Kosugi that will win against Ashirogi Muto]].
* BreakingSpeech: Gives one to his editor, Kosugi, blackmailing him by reminding him that he needs a success to keephe'll make his job easy if he just accepts his role as his "51st editor", or he can find a job at another magazine and taking advantage of his lack of confidence the editor will get punished for failing to browbeat him into going along with his {{plan}}.secure talent. Kosugi reluctantly accepts.
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* BreakTheHaughty: [[spoiler:Broken as of Chapter 127, and abandons his methods in order to create a manga that will win against Ashirogi Muto]].
* BreakingSpeech: Gives one to his editor, Kosugi, blackmailing him by reminding him that he needs a success to keep his job and taking advantage of his lack of confidence to browbeat him into going along with his {{plan}}.
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* FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon: He has an attitude of a dorky rookie who's just surprizingly lucky, but in private he's cold, calculating, and arrogant, trying to prove Jump and its writers as a joke with manga he doesn't even write himself.
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* ComicallySmallBribe: As a RunningGag, his editor treats him like a slave and gives him small gifts to keep him motivated, which Hiramaru passionately accepts only becuase he's not aware basic respect is normal and other mangaka don't have the same living conditions.
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* TokenEvilTeammate: She's the only one out of the main mangaka to be rooting for Ashirogi Muto to ''fail'', and even tried to interfere with not just Takagi's, but also with Mashiro's romance ForTheEvulz. She's also very entitled and doesn't like when anyone doesn't act as she wants, and out of her limited interactions, Eiji is the only one she's in good terms with. She does however draw the line on sabotage, and eventually has a HeelRealization that rivalry isn't just about proving each other surperior.
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* TokenEvilTeammate: She's the only one out of the main mangaka to be rooting for Ashirogi Muto to ''fail'', and even tried to interfere with not just Takagi's, but also with Mashiro's romance ForTheEvulz. She's also very entitled and doesn't like when anyone doesn't act as she wants, and out of her limited interactions, Eiji is the only one she's in on good terms with. She does however draw the line on sabotage, and eventually has a HeelRealization that rivalry isn't just about proving each other surperior.
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* TheAce: He's known as a genius mangaka who got published at age of 15 and serialized while Mashiro and Takagi are still struggling to get approved. While the two need to take a while to even come up with an idea, Eiji can draw an entire chapter draft mid-conversation. Due to his talent, Jump is ready to pull some strings to keep him motivated. He's also very welcoming despite his odd mannerisms and is a quick learner, when Mashiro points out that his manga is intriguing but gets stale, he remakes the next chapter from scratch to include more plot threads.
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* TheAce: He's known as a genius mangaka who got published at age of 15 and serialized and animated while Mashiro and Takagi are still struggling to get approved. While the two need to take a while to even come up with an idea, Eiji can draw an entire chapter draft mid-conversation. Due to his talent, Jump is ready to pull some strings to keep him motivated. He's also very welcoming despite his odd mannerisms and is a quick learner, when Mashiro points out that his manga is intriguing but gets stale, he remakes the next chapter from scratch to include more plot threads.
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* TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou: In regards to Takagi.
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* TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou: In regards She repeatedly tries to Takagi.prove to Takagi that her writing is better than his, even if he doesn't really care. When she learns that ''PCP'' has an additional cancellation condition, despite saying she wants to take it down, she calls Takagi to encourage him becuase she wants to continue to compete with it.
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* TokenEvilTeammate: She's the only one out of the main mangaka to be rooting for Ashirogi Muto to ''fail'', and even tried to interfere with not just Takagi's, but also with Mashiro's romance ForTheEvulz. She's also very entitled and doesn't like when anyone doesn't act as she wants, and out of her limited interactions, Eiji is the only one she's in good terms with. She does however draw the line on sabotage, and eventually has a HeelRealization that rivalry isn't just about proving each other surperior.
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* TheAce: He's known as a genius mangaka who got published at age of 15 and serialized while Mashiro and Takagi are still struggling to get approved. While the two need to take a while to even come up with an idea, Eiji can draw an entire chapter draft mid-conversation. Due to his talent, Jump is ready to pull some strings to keep him motivated. He's also very welcoming despite his odd mannerisms and is a quick learner, when Mashiro points out that his manga is intriguing but gets stale, he remakes the next chapter from scratch to include more plot threads.
* AdaptationalVillainy: In the live action film, he is consistently outright antagonistic towards Mashiro and Takagi.
* AdaptationalVillainy: In the live action film, he is consistently outright antagonistic towards Mashiro and Takagi.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the live action film, he is consistently outright antagonistic towards Mashiro and Takagi.
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%% * HeroesWantRedheads
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->'''Fukuda''': [[spoiler:[[YokoOhNo The voice actress you like has a boyfriend]]...]] Sure, I understand that some of you would be depressed to hear that. That's the fan spirit. ''(yelling)'' But even so... using that as an excuse to [[spoiler:post all kinds of stupid crap on the Internet]] [[ThisIsUnforgivable is something I can never forgive]]! [[spoiler:Voice actresses and manga artists]] are humans, too. There's nothing wrong with them [[spoiler:having a relationship]]!
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* DoingItForTheArt (InUniverse): Or fun in his case; it's why he offered to work for Ashirogi Muto for free until they get another series.
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* DoingItForTheArt(InUniverse): His view of manga in a nutshell. While he ''is'' passionate about it and talented, his storytelling is too complicated and [[{{Anvilicious}} anvil-laden]] for the average public.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: A variation, as he's shown to prefer loose-fitting shoes when he enters Tokyo, and at least, hastily throws on a pair of sandals when he needs to make a trip to the office of Shonen Jump/ Jack. He much prefers to just wear socks, fitting in with his Cloudcuckoolander personality.
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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: Her Christmas song to Mashiro.
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* SenpaiKohai: Miura's senpai.
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* SenpaiKohai: Hattori’s kohai.
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* SenpaiKohai: Senpai to Miyoshi's father.
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* SurpriseCreepy: Mashiro [[HeroicRROD over-extending himself]] and trying to manage three serializations at once has some gruesome results.
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* SurpriseCreepy: SurprisinglyCreepyMoment: Mashiro [[HeroicRROD over-extending himself]] and trying to manage three serializations at once has some gruesome results.
