[ SECRET POST #2741 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2741 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

At first glance I can't tell the difference between each square-jawed, short-haired beefcake, except when they're in costume, or their hair is different. At least with Manga it more or less depends on the series, but I've had this problem across several titles in superhero comics.

[dethtoll]

That really depends on the artist. Some artists have some real sameface going on, but a good artist knows the characters' body-types.

[(Anonymous)]

The best I've ever seen is Naoki Urasawa -- amazing range of faces with every single character given a unique and realistic (though stylized) look. He's absolutely wonderful. In a lot of manga or anime, absolutely everyone will be so good-looking that when a character who is supposed to be unusually attractive appears, they hardly stand out. Not so in Urasawa's case.

[(Anonymous)]

Oda (One Piece) has fairly unique looking characters. He might be the only artist where I have never had any trouble keeping the characters apart, not even once or when I go back to the series after a couple of years.

[(Anonymous)]

But they all have the same eyes.