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Author Topic: Quantity vs. Quality  (Read 9675 times)

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Offline Suuper-san

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Re: Quantity vs. Quality
« Reply #30 on: October 01, 2023, 08:57:56 AM »
And I think to some extent, this highlights an even more general observation: creators are people with complex lives (like anybody else), and are motivated by many things to make many decisions (like anybody else).

Often creators will talk about songs they wrote and how specific events in their life provided the motivation for that song. So you almost can't have the content without this intrinsic link back to the creator and all the other aspects that were relevant when creating that content.
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Re: Quantity vs. Quality
« Reply #31 on: October 20, 2023, 12:23:37 PM »
Suuper I think you came thiiiis close to making a certain point about creators. And that is that depending on the situation, the creator's wishes are made irrelevant by other forces. You get famous examples from all forms of creative media. David Bowie made a bunch of bad albums to escape a record contract. Akira Toriyama wanted to end DBZ with Frieza, but Shounen Jump basically forced his hand into making the Cell and Buu sagas. For a similar reason, the big bads all have half a dozens forms because his editor hated how most of them looked. So often times the creators create because they're raked over the coals by corporate entities.

Do you happen to know any details about Toriyama wanting to end it and Shounen Jump making him continue? I'm pretty interested in this.
If you don't know then no problem. I'll dig around and find out. :D