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Gimmick! (ギミック! , Gimikku! ) is a Japanese manga writt by Yōzaburō Kanari and illustrated by Kuroko Yabuguchi. The manga was serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump and collected in nine tankōbon volumes. The series was licsed in North America by Viz Media.
Kohei Nagase is a prodigy special effects artist. He and his frid Shingo Kannazuki, a gifted stuntman, form a special effects company called 'Studio Gimmick'. They do freelance work for various Japanese studios. Oft Kohei's makeup skills and Shingo's fighting strgth are called in to fight crime. For example, in their first story, the pair help rescue a struggling actress from her manipulative, abusive manager. Another incidt involves Kohei creating fake scars so as to confuse and distract evil people.
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Gimmick! is writt by Yōzaburō Kanari and illustrated by Kuroko Yabuguchi. The manga was serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump and collected in nine tankōbon by Shueisha, released betwe September 16, 2005 and May 18, 2007.
Phil Guie of Pop Culture Shock commds the illustrator for capturing the protagonist's childlike thusiasm for old monster movies perfectly with lots of full-page panels
About.com's Deb Aoki commds the manga for featuring a high-spirited, smart and likeable hero with an unusual profession but she also criticises the manga for minimal character developmt and one-dimsional villains.
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Comics Worth Reading's Johanna Draper Carlson commts that the transformation process is a chance for dramatic art. It's treated intsely, as though it were life-saving surgery, but with the elemts and techniques explained to the reader, providing a mini-course in movie makeup.
A later review by Carlson commts that many of Kohei's effects serve no purpose in the bigger story beyond tertaining the reader.
Coolstreak Comics' Leroy Douresseaux commts that the action can get pretty intse at times, but never more than anything one would find in a PG-13-rated movie.
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A later review by Douresseaux commts on the stories [which] are full of tidbits on special makeup effects and animatronics, the kind of technical details that give stories realism and also intrigue readers.
Jason Thompson's appdix to Manga: The Complete Guide commds the manga for its basic shon story structure with the mysterious mtor and the 'ambitious, hardworking person who is ridiculously good at some skill/job/ability'.
He also commts on the manga's cinematic leanings are so distinctly Hollywood-focused, which is questionable in one sse (it'd be nice to know more about the history of Japanese special effects), but on the other sse, makes it easy for a Western reader to follow.
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A later review by Douresseaux commts on the stories [which] are full of tidbits on special makeup effects and animatronics, the kind of technical details that give stories realism and also intrigue readers.
Jason Thompson's appdix to Manga: The Complete Guide commds the manga for its basic shon story structure with the mysterious mtor and the 'ambitious, hardworking person who is ridiculously good at some skill/job/ability'.
He also commts on the manga's cinematic leanings are so distinctly Hollywood-focused, which is questionable in one sse (it'd be nice to know more about the history of Japanese special effects), but on the other sse, makes it easy for a Western reader to follow.
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