Any Tenchi Muyo fans out there?

[Strategist's iconStrategist]

I was looking around my old comic books and found this Tenchi Muyo art book. I don't remember how I got this particular book. I think they were giving these out for free at a local anime con with purchases. Its a good reference for learning how to draw manga so I might get some use of it now that I'm practicing more. I'll post a few pics and if anyone is interested I can post more.

 

[RetroCodex324]

damn cool stuff

 

[Dark Lucifer]

a really impressive?

 

[ATenderLad]

I've only got vague memories of the show - I remember thinking the little tech genius was fun - but that's a pretty cool find!

 

[Stingy Perry]

Definitely a fan!

 

[Strategist's iconStrategist]

Allright, I'm done. Enjoy.

 

[RetroCodex324]

damn the drawing for the building look so good.

 

[Strategist's iconStrategist]

I've only got vague memories of the show - I remember thinking the little tech genius was fun - but that's a pretty cool find!

Yeah, I also only have vague memories of the show. I remember renting a Tenchi Muyo tape from Blockbuster but they didn't have a full season or anything. I did enjoy the artwork, though.

 

[tenkai star]

That art is really good. Do you know if its from the early 2000s? Those how to draw manga books with popular manga references were all the rage. I had one similar to this for Magic Knight Rayearth

 

[Strategist's iconStrategist]

That art is really good. Do you know if its from the early 2000s? Those how to draw manga books with popular manga references were all the rage. I had one similar to this for Magic Knight Rayearth

I don't know when this particular book was printed, but I obtained it in the late 2000's. Tenchi Muyo was a early 90's TV anime show and it was dubbed to English around the mid 90s.

Edit: This isn't a how to draw book, more of a collection of production references for the anime show. But it can be used as a how to draw book.

 

[zimandwaffles]

masterpiece

 

[Stingy Perry]

Here’s another one

 

[TotzOnGaming]

Another Classic I've yet to get into. I will at some point for sure!

 

[Strategist's iconStrategist]

Another Classic I've yet to get into. I will at some point for sure!

Yeah, same here. Unfortunately, they didn't have the full show at my local Blockbuster and I always caught the toonami reruns half way through. I'll have to watch it all the way from the beginning one day.

 

[JustLooking123]

I have only played its SNES game! And it was great! ?

 

[Bonkers225]

I am. First exposure was the Tenchi Muyo in Love film VHS I bought from Blockbuster. This was years before the Toonami launch. Because I wasn't familiar to the series yet, the film was confusing at times, but I still liked it. Than the series started airing on Toonami, and I watched it regularly with DBZ, and Gundam Wings.

 

[Benjamillion]

Ah, the days of watching this on Toonami in all its censored glory. I still remember when they painted on swimsuits for Ryoko and Ayeka lol

 

[DanCalibur]

It was very popular in Brazil around 2000, it was part of the Dragon Ball Z anime boom and aired alongside El Hazard and Bucky. The Brazilian openings from those times were awesome

 

[Strategist's iconStrategist]

Been working on some Tenchi Muyo sketches. Here's some Ryoko. She's a fun one to draw.

 

[trickybus]

Tenchi Muyo was part of my early exposure to anime. I caught it when it aired on Toonami. I've been enamored with Ryo-Ohki ever since. She's the coolest supporting character in anything ever! Cute cabbit that can shapeshift into a spaceship, a pink mecha and a human. My love for her is undying

 

[King Koopa's iconKing Koopa]

It's one of my comfort shows to watch. I loved it as a kid.

 

[OverTheMoon]

Yes, although I haven't seen everything yet, it's a series which I have greatly enjoyed so far.

 

[DukeRed]

Wow I totally forgot about this anime, watched it as a kid.