Summary

Helping define an entire decade in entertainment is a tricky matter, especially for such a monolithic magazine as Weekly Shonen Jump. But for Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma artist Shun Saeki, it wasn't done simply by mimicking the battle shonen greats. Rather, his work helped pioneer a new wave of modern risque ecchi artists to break out in the mainstream, much like Masamune Shirow and Go Nagai did before them.

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