D&D General D&D Manga? Who would do a great job re: art?

[LuisCarlos17f]

Junji Ito could be hired to (co-)create a new domain in Ravenloft. I say it seriously.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

Junji Ito could be hired to (co-)create a new domain in Ravenloft. I say it seriously.

A domain I hope to never ever ...ever... visit (but would read the manga!)

 

[Charlaquin]

I get my D&D manga fill from Dungeon Meshi. Though I certainly wouldn’t say no to Ryōko Kui getting to do an officially licensed series! Studio Trigger is set to do the anime adaptation of Dungeon Meshi, and they’d also be a great candidate for a D&D anime in my opinion.

 

[theCourier]

Ryōko Kui, who does Delicious in Dungeon, would be perfect considering that this manga basically already is a D&D manga.

 

[Charlaquin]

Ryōko Kui, who does Delicious in Dungeon, would be perfect considering that this manga basically already is a D&D manga.

Great minds

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

Hasbro is (current) onwer of Pretty Cure: glitter Force. If they wanted, they could produced a crossover with Equestria Girls.

The manga studios would rather to start from zero creating their own IPs to enjoy total controll, and we can't blame them, but I hope some licence or partnership is possible.

If Hasbro wanted, they could knock the right doors.

Here the question would be if it would be set in Forgotten Realms. In Kara-Tur? Not yet if there isn't update of the isekai/xuanhua species: korokoburu, spirit folk, vanara, hengeyokai... and even they could create a new one, after a previous playtesting.

I have read something about Japaneses creating a new D&D setting (with Western culture look)

* Do you imagine a manga set in Athas/Dark Sun or any tribal-punk clone?

 

[Seramus]

Junji Ito is who I would have illustrate any parts taking place in any of the evil planes - the 9 hells, the abyss, etc

Remina: 1.5th layer of Hell.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

I have read something about Japaneses creating a new D&D setting (with Western culture look)

* Do you imagine a manga set in Athas/Dark Sun or any tribal-punk clone?

to answer your last question, no - I'm not sure there's any reason for them to do that.

I would think they would lean into traditional D&D setting of "western" style fantasy, but with a Japanese twist - very Record of Lodoss War

 

[Alzrius]

Kosuke Kurose, though I suppose he's already doing a D&D manga since he's the artist for Goblin Slayer.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

Kosuke Kurose, though I suppose he's already doing a D&D manga since he's the artist for Goblin Slayer.

Lots of fan service there - he'd be good indeed. His work also reminds me to a small extent the Fullmetal Alchemist artist: Hiromu Arakawa. Who would be GREAT for an Eberron work