Download PSP games - How to download games for your PSP

 

PSP is very popular and people want to download PSP games. Downloading games for PSP is very easy if you know what you are doing, but if not, these game downloads can be difficult to find. Doing a simple search to download PSP games will return a lot of results.

There are a few different types of download sites. There are totally free sites that I do not recommend because you will have endless pop-ups before you download and you will end up with spyware, malware, adware and other malicious viruses. Then there are sites that say they offer free downloads, but you have to pay a monthly subscription or pay-per-download fee, they just say it's free because you don't actually pay for the game. Then there are sites that offer unlimited downloads for a single membership fee, membership in a good site will cost around the price of a game, and then you will have access to download as many games as you like, these are the sites to recommend.

A good site for downloading games will โหลดเกมส์, music, wallpapers and much more for your PSP, as well as all the tools and software necessary to transfer your games to play on your PSP. So for around $ 50 or less, you can get access to download as many games, movies, and wallpapers as you want, with no monthly fees or pay-per-download fees. The best sites will be free of spyware, will have fast download speeds, and will also have easy step-by-step instructions as well as 24/7 customer support.

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Best PS3 Free Download Games: Easy and Free

 

If you are looking for some of the best free download sites for PS3 games, look no further. You are about to learn the best PS3 free download game sites available online. There are what are called unpaid free download sites and paid free download sites.

Unpaid download sites are reasonable if you want to wait 6 hours to download a single game. The reason for this is that there are so many people trying to download the best PS3 games for free that the servers cannot handle all the users and you end up waiting days for your download.

Paid download sites are reasonable if you don't mind spending less than the cost of 1 PS3 game to get unlimited free downloads from these sites. Download time is much faster than you can download 20 of the best PS3 games for free in the time it takes 1 on unpaid free download sites.

The other great thing is that you will get โหลดเกมส์ from paid free download sites and you will get step by step instructions on how to download the best free ps3 games without waiting hours and hours.

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There is no better way to get good games than to find a quality site that doesn't destroy your computer. The last thing you want is to try and download free games and make some spyware or viruses appear on your computer and kill your hard drive forever. Check this website for the best free download site.

How to download games to your Wii

 

The Nintendo Wii has been gaining momentum since its launch two years ago. The Wii is helping to take your home entertainment to the next level. In the past year, it has been possible to download games to your personal computer, transfer them to a memory card or disk, and then play them on your Wii. Due to the immense popularity of Wii, there are more and more games to experiment with each passing day. As with many other platforms, the price of Wii games is a bit extreme for some customers. Now that there are online downloads, it's easier for people everywhere to play more games for less money.

If you have surfed the Internet looking for Wii games, you have probably noticed that there are several sites that offer Wii download services. Along with games, your Wii is more than capable of playing Quick Time videos, MP3 audio, and also supports Jpeg images and movies. What you need to do to start downloading games to play on your Wii is to find an online download service that matches. You will know which services are better than others by looking at what is supported on the site. For example, only certain high-quality sites are Wii Media โหลดเกมส์, allowing you to watch movies and listen to your favorite songs.

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It is true that being able to download games is not a new concept. However, this process has come a long way. Now video game download sites can have features they have never had before. For example, there are now sites that can protect your computer from damage while downloading, and can also block pop-up ads and other annoying internet tactics. For the safety of your computer, it is best to avoid sites with pop-up ads and the like if possible. You will get a better quality download from a virus and spyware free site. This site should also offer you 100 percent legal downloads as well as a free pop-up environment.

How to draw manga

 

Manga is not just an art, it is a pure imagination drawn on paper. People struggle to learn how to draw manga, but cannot find a true step-by-step way to implement their imagination and become frustrated.

First, they try to learn how to draw Manga using video sites like YouTube; then, they try to put into practice what they have just seen and finally (after several hours or even days or, sometimes, even months) they can get to draw in a mediocre way what they saw, but finally what did they achieve? A mediocre copy, waste of time and enough energy.

The reason why many people struggle with their Manga artwork is because they have not learned How to draw Manga and instead resorted to replicating other people's work.

Replicating other people's work is not มังงะ, it is not your prize, it is just a worthless copy.

So why not learn to draw your own Manga characters and even produce a 10 panel Manga script?

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If you really want to master the art of Manga, you MUST learn the building blocks and drawing techniques that are used to create the amazing Manga we all love!

Where can I learn to draw manga?

There are different online tutorials that start from the basics that can show you, step by step, how you can learn to draw any Manga character methodically and easily without any difficulties and, of course, in no time.

These tutorials will be able to learn how to put feelings in the characters you draw, how to make them look moving and, finally, what they represent, showing you all the key points for each Manga character such as eyes, hair, heads, movements, their weapons; They can even learn how to create their own story and post it for the world to see!

Japanese Manga Art Drawing Animation Comics

 

While Marvel comics show their American appeal around the world, Manga is easily gaining popularity in the United States. Today's manga has been enjoyed by Japanese culture for more than half a century, and its popularity in Japan spans all generations. Manga is a Japanese word for a comic book style that illustrates a certain film technique with continuous action, great stories, and characters within the story that have wonderful expressions. In American culture, comic book sales are directed at a certain age group of young people, while Japanese manga is aimed at all age groups, young and old.

Today's manga has their own style of art and they particularly have their own style of drawing faces, foreheads, chins, noses, eyes, and expressions. You read Manga storybooks contrary to what English reading countries do. You start reading from the back of the book and read each page from right to left. Manga is a style of storytelling that is also artistic in the way it is done. Great works of art have been published using Manga style techniques and are highly appreciated in Japanese culture.

The differences with Japanese Manga style and American comics are in each American comic volume, each comic has its own separate plot. The มังงะ follow the same plot throughout the life of the Manga volumes. This is the reason why Manga books are sometimes considered a graphic novel. Many of the inner pages of Japanese culture manga books are illustrated in black and white drawings, and each volume is also serialized within a bound book. In Japan, Manga is read as a continuous monthly serial volume or as a novel in an entire book series as a graphic novel. Today in the United States, comics are not respected as much as art or literature. In Japan, Manga is a highly respected form of art and literature. Since Manga is highly respected in Japan, many of the series find their way into television shows and movies.

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Since Manga is the ideal place for Japanese culture media, it's easier to tell a story about what you want to your readers. This makes it easier to describe complicated descriptions that matter in a story. Using Manga as a tool to get a message across as a story really helps companies realize Manga's power. If it took the entire year in full sales of American comics versus Japanese manga, the manga surpasses comic book sales in just 1 week. That is the power of Manga literature. The manga has a scope for all people, from young to old and in all walks of life.

How to Draw Japanese Manga Anime

 

Japanese manga is no longer considered a pop culture. It has established itself in the main entertainment media. You can find such evidence in media such as movies, television and books. Today, Japanese manga is not grouped in the same category, like cartoons and children's shows. You have cheesy American cartoons like Tom and Jerry and then there are adventurous, often bloody animations like Akira. Japanese manga can be graphic and violent. And it can be cute and non-violent. If you've seen enough Manga and become a true fan, you may have felt that urge in your hands to pick up a pencil and draw. If that has happened, then you are not alone. The Japanese manga has excited and thrilled a new generation of talented young artists and potential manga masters.

Japanese manga has many different styles, just like traditional paintings. Certain Manga features have exaggerated physical proportions, such as large heads, short legs, and arms with a squatting torso to tie everything together. This Manga drawing style is called "Chibi". You can find examples of Chibi drawings from the มังงะ series "Naruto". And some are perfectly proportioned as if they were real human beings.

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Then there are the more exclusive Manga animations, like the popular movie "Appleseed". In this animation, you will find that the characters are drawn more realistically in a certain Manga style. After all, if we wanted to see real humans, we would see a live movie. Although the "Akira" movie was made through CGI, the underlying details are still full of Manga style and essence.

These are the physical attributes that Manga characters possess:

Hair: Hair is generally absorbed as if too much gel had been applied. A great tip about drawing hair is to shape the character's skull first. Many beginners draw hair without first drawing the base of the skull. By working from the skull upwards, you can get a better idea of ​​how your hair should look and fall out.

Eyes: the eyes are the windows of the soul. It is possible to draw the eyes to show more emotions than the face. Manga characters have bigger eyes than life. You will also notice that the eyes are more animated so that the emotions can be revealed. Although Manga characters are generally Asian, they do not possess Asian characteristics.

Arms, legs and body: Again, Manga characters can come in all shapes and sizes. If you look at the Manga series as "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure", you will see how exaggerated the character's body is. Typically, the Manga action genre will have characters with outrageous muscles that swell from all sides. But many times the physical attributes of the Manga character belie his true powers and abilities. This adds tension and drama to the Manga series. There is nothing better than seeing a hero under a dog defeat a much more powerful opponent.

Costumes and clothing: Some people may consider that what a Manga character wears is a useless detail, but I totally disagree. What a character uses defines who the character is. Much like a live movie. Costumes give heroes their cool factor. We all know that most superheroes can have muscles underneath, but without a costume there is nothing more to spread about the origin and personality of the Manga character.

Whatever type of Manga you want to draw, the best thing you can do is learn by watching or reading your favorite Manga series. Try to emulate the characters of your favorite manga artist. Those are the best places to start your drawing journey. Practicing drawing manga and reading more is the best way to learn to draw Japanese manga.

Helen wants to learn how to draw manga

 

Helen told me she wants to learn how to draw manga. But then she asked what modern manga is.

I asked him why he wants to learn to draw manga. She told me that her friends talk all the time about learning to draw manga. Then they talk about modern manga. She said her friends would think she was some kind of monster if she revealed that she didn't know anything about the manga.

I told Helen that the manga drawings originated in Japan. However, modern manga was shaped by the American influence of Japan during the 1945-1952 occupation after the end of World War II.

When the American soldiers left for home, many returned to Japan with comics that became popular with the Japanese. American movies like Disney cartoons were also popular and influenced modern Japanese manga.

From the 1950s onward, much of the Japanese manga focused on topics like space travel, science fiction, action, adventure, sports, and more. The manga drawings mainly focused on boys and young men. Types of people who มังงะ manga popular.

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From around 1969, Japanese artists began drawing manga. These artists focused on how to influence girls and young women. This type of feminine sleeve also became very popular.

So these female artists could have influenced my friends by wanting to learn how to draw manga, Helen said thoughtfully.

I nodded in agreement and then told him that from 1975 onward, the female manga continued to evolve. The girl comics included romance manga and the introduction of super heroines. Many Japanese manga cartoons became popular internationally.

There are different types of Japanese manga for different genres and different age groups. Children will usually buy manga books and magazines known as shonen. The girls will normally buy manga books and magazines known as shojo.

The Japanese manga publishing industry is huge and has now spread worldwide. This worldwide expansion has greatly influenced artists to draw manga cartoons. These popular cartoons have created a huge market for manga comics.

Japanese manga cartoons influenced the European market differently from the US market. Japan has greatly influenced French art since the 19th century. Then it became an easy step for France to adopt manga drawings from Japan.

When France started streaming anime during the 1970s, it influenced the European market. The Europeans became much more aware of the manga at that time. Mainly because the anime is made from manga cartoon animation.

How to Draw Japanese Manga Anime

 

Japanese manga is no longer considered a pop culture. It has established itself in the main entertainment media. You can find such evidence in media such as movies, television and books. Today, Japanese manga is not grouped in the same category, like cartoons and children's shows. You have cheesy American cartoons like Tom and Jerry and then there are adventurous, often bloody animations like Akira. Japanese manga can be graphic and violent. And it can be cute and non-violent. If you've seen enough Manga and become a true fan, you may have felt that urge in your hands to pick up a pencil and draw. If that has happened, then you are not alone. The Japanese manga has excited and thrilled a new generation of talented young artists and potential manga masters.

Japanese manga has many different styles, just like traditional paintings. Certain Manga features have exaggerated physical proportions, such as large heads, short legs, and arms with a squatting torso to tie everything together. This Manga drawing style is called "Chibi". You can find examples of Chibi drawings from the มังงะ series "Naruto". And some are perfectly proportioned as if they were real human beings.

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Then there are the more exclusive Manga animations, like the popular movie "Appleseed". In this animation, you will find that the characters are drawn more realistically in a certain Manga style. After all, if we wanted to see real humans, we would see a live movie. Although the "Akira" movie was made through CGI, the underlying details are still full of Manga style and essence.

These are the physical attributes that Manga characters possess:

Hair: Hair is generally absorbed as if too much gel had been applied. A great tip about drawing hair is to shape the character's skull first. Many beginners draw hair without first drawing the base of the skull. By working from the skull upwards, you can get a better idea of ​​how your hair should look and fall out.

Eyes: the eyes are the windows of the soul. It is possible to draw the eyes to show more emotions than the face. Manga characters have bigger eyes than life. You will also notice that the eyes are more animated so that the emotions can be revealed. Although Manga characters are generally Asian, they do not possess Asian characteristics.

Arms, legs and body: Again, Manga characters can come in all shapes and sizes. If you look at the Manga series as "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure", you will see how exaggerated the character's body is. Typically, the Manga action genre will have characters with outrageous muscles that swell from all sides. But many times the physical attributes of the Manga character belie his true powers and abilities. This adds tension and drama to the Manga series. There is nothing better than seeing a hero under a dog defeat a much more powerful opponent.

Costumes and clothing: Some people may consider that what a Manga character wears is a useless detail, but I totally disagree. What a character uses defines who the character is. Much like a live movie. Costumes give heroes their cool factor. We all know that most superheroes can have muscles underneath, but without a costume there is nothing more to spread about the origin and personality of the Manga character.

Whatever type of Manga you want to draw, the best thing you can do is learn by watching or reading your favorite Manga series. Try to emulate the characters of your favorite manga artist. Those are the best places to start your drawing journey. Practicing drawing manga and reading more is the best way to learn to draw Japanese manga.

Japanese Manga Art Drawing Animation Comics

 

While Marvel comics show their American appeal around the world, Manga is easily gaining popularity in the United States. Today's manga has been enjoyed by Japanese culture for more than half a century, and its popularity in Japan spans all generations. Manga is a Japanese word for a comic book style that illustrates a certain film technique with continuous action, great stories, and characters within the story that have wonderful expressions. In American culture, comic book sales are directed at a certain age group of young people, while Japanese manga is aimed at all age groups, young and old.

Today's manga has their own style of art and they particularly have their own style of drawing faces, foreheads, chins, noses, eyes, and expressions. You read Manga storybooks contrary to what English reading countries do. You start reading from the back of the book and read each page from right to left. Manga is a style of storytelling that is also artistic in the way it is done. Great works of art have been published using Manga มังงะ and are highly appreciated in Japanese culture.

Add caption

The differences with Japanese Manga style and American comics are in each American comic volume, each comic has its own separate plot. The Manga style will follow the same plot throughout the life of the Manga volumes. This is the reason why Manga books are sometimes considered a graphic novel. Many of the inner pages of Japanese culture manga books are illustrated in black and white drawings, and each volume is also serialized within a bound book. In Japan, Manga is read as a continuous monthly serial volume or as a novel in an entire book series as a graphic novel. Today in the United States, comics are not respected as much as art or literature. In Japan, Manga is a highly respected form of art and literature. Since Manga is highly respected in Japan, many of the series find their way into television shows and movies.

Since Manga is the ideal place for Japanese culture media, it's easier to tell a story about what you want to your readers. This makes it easier to describe complicated descriptions that matter in a story. Using Manga as a tool to get a message across as a story really helps companies realize Manga's power. If it took the entire year in full sales of American comics versus Japanese manga, the manga surpasses comic book sales in just 1 week. That is the power of Manga literature. The manga has a scope for all people, from young to old and in all walks of life.

How to draw manga

 

Manga is not just an art, it is a pure imagination drawn on paper. People struggle to learn how to draw manga, but cannot find a true step-by-step way to implement their imagination and become frustrated.

First, they try to learn how to draw Manga using video sites like YouTube; then, they try to put into practice what they have just seen and finally (after several hours or even days or, sometimes, even months) they can get to draw in a mediocre way what they saw, but finally what did they achieve? A mediocre copy, waste of time and enough energy.

The reason why many people struggle with their Manga artwork is because they have not learned How to draw Manga and instead resorted to replicating other people's work.

Replicating other people's work is not your imagination, it is not your prize, it is just a worthless copy.

So why not learn to draw your own มังงะ and even produce a 10 panel Manga script?

If you really want to master the art of Manga, you MUST learn the building blocks and drawing techniques that are used to create the amazing Manga we all love!

Add caption

Where can I learn to draw manga?

There are different online tutorials that start from the basics that can show you, step by step, how you can learn to draw any Manga character methodically and easily without any difficulties and, of course, in no time.

These tutorials will be able to learn how to put feelings in the characters you draw, how to make them look moving and, finally, what they represent, showing you all the key points for each Manga character such as eyes, hair, heads, movements, their weapons; They can even learn how to create their own story and post it for the world to see!

Manga: five things you'll love

 

1. It is in book form.

If you're like me and you prefer comics to real reading, then Manga is your thing. I often have strange looks when I say I don't like reading, I mean I'm relatively smart, but when you say you don't like reading, you are automatically an idiot. So I have to force myself to do something that I think is overwhelmingly boring, and that's where Manga comes in. Hahaha! Now I can read comics in book form! Now I can read comics and people will assume I'm reading a book! Take those books!

2. Two versions.

Normally, Manga is the first format in which a story enters. What I mean is that if a Manga is popular enough, it will become an anime. Now this is normally done halfway through the Manga, so we often have similar or even identical stories at first, and then sometimes they branch out and become completely different. So which is better, manga or anime? Many people say that Manga is always better, but there are times when มังงะ or Manga is. For example, I always thought that the Manga for Fullmetal Alchemist was depressing and then I saw the first anime adaptation, and it was fun, moving, still depressing, but much better in my opinion. They then made another anime adaptation closer to the manga. And let me tell you AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH I will never be the same again! It was very depressing. But then you get Sleeves that are better, like Shugo Chara. The ending for Shugo Chara in the anime was terrible, after reading the ending of the Manga, I was much happier and accepted it as the true ending. What I'm saying is that it's good to have two different story bridges, then you can decide which one to go with if you don't like the other.

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3. The length.

Western comics are quite short, maybe forty pages long, graphic novels are a bit longer, but Manga is a book extension! I think. Let me go check. It's 160, usually, which may seem like a lot, but when you think about the fact that there are only 20 words per page, it gets a little less scary. The manga keeps me entertained for half an hour to about an hour due to how long it is. Not to mention that it costs less than an ordinary book, that depends on which Manga you buy. But I always thought the price was worth it, and don't be afraid to buy something you've never heard of, unless your father pays for it. Thanks Dad!

4. Interesting protagonists

Normally in Western comics you get brave middle-aged men. Some of us do not want our protagonists to be like this, it is nice to have a character to relate to from time to time. (Well, actually, if you're like me, you don't find such a character very often, maybe Haruhi from the Ouran High School Host Club, except I'm more fun than her and a little more cynical.) Or, it's just nice to have a protagonist that is your age, yay Manga!

5. The artistic style

There are many different styles of art in this world, you could go to the Disney or Mexican route, yes, they have their own strange way of drawing, their characters look like bratz. Or, you can opt for the manga, as long as you don't have carp lips or spiral glasses that automatically see you, hooray for the manga! (Manga where everyone is wonderfully biologically incorrect). Actually, if you want to read something with super feminine looking guys and then read Manwha, I really can't take Manwha seriously because it is very difficult to know if a character is girl or boy ... or is she really a girl? ... I don't think any man in the world has eyelashes as long as that is the case, no, I have decided that she is definitely a girl without confusing it ... Wait. Is he a guy?

3 tips to improve your manga art

  

If you are reading this article, you are probably just like me, longing to learn more about Manga. Manga is an art style that originated in Japan. It first appeared in the 11th century by a painter artist named Toba Sojo. Manga is a Japanese word that refers to a comic style that illustrates a certain film technique. In Japan, Manga is a much appreciated art form. Manga artists are respected not only for their incredible drawing talents, but also for their imagination and creativity. Today the manga has become very popular in the United States. Many American cartoonists have been influenced by Japanese manga. It can even be seen in some of Disney's animated movies. Unlike its basic American cartoons that target younger generations, Manga tends to target all ages.

I love to draw, paint and ink. It is one of my favorite things to do. I am always on the lookout for new ways to improve my drawing skills. There are 3 tips that can help you improve your Manga skills. They have been tested time and time again to work. As long as you follow them. Well then, let's begin.

Tip 1. PRACTICE - As the old saying goes, "Practice makes perfect!" It's amazing what you can achieve with some practice. มังงะ. His paper is a blank slate, with practice, anything can be conquered. No matter what it is. Daily practice of some of the basic techniques will greatly affect your abilities to master the most difficult techniques.

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Tip 2. HARD WORK: If you are looking for a quick and easy answer to solve all your Manga art problems then you better keep looking! This is not. Hard work is a very important aspect to achieve all your Manga goals. There have been MANY times that I start with an almost complete Manga image. Only because of a small area that bothered me. And I'm not talking about starting again once, multiple times! Well, without hard work I would never have finished any of my photos. So go out and do hard work and dedication. Prepare to be hugely rewarded.

Tip 3. PATIENCE - Relax, it will not happen overnight. Patience is a virtue. Through practice, hard work and patience, you will achieve your goals head-on. Don't be discouraged if something doesn't quite go right. Keep it up and don't give up. Be patient with yourself, realize that becoming a great Manga artist will take time and effort.

Manga: five things you'll love

 

1. It is in book form.

If you're like me and you prefer comics to real reading, then Manga is your thing. I often have strange looks when I say I don't like reading, I mean I'm relatively smart, but when you say you don't like reading, you are automatically an idiot. So I have to force myself to do something that I think is overwhelmingly boring, and that's where Manga comes in. Hahaha! Now I can read comics in book form! Now I can read comics and people will assume I'm reading a book! Take those books!

2. Two versions.

Normally, Manga is the first format in which a story enters. What I mean is that if a Manga is popular enough, it will become an anime. Now this is normally done halfway through the Manga, so we often have similar or even identical stories at first, and then sometimes they branch out and become completely different. So which is มังงะ or anime? Many people say that Manga is always better, but there are times when anime is better or Manga is. For example, I always thought that the Manga for Fullmetal Alchemist was depressing and then I saw the first anime adaptation, and it was fun, moving, still depressing, but much better in my opinion. They then made another anime adaptation closer to the manga. And let me tell you AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH I will never be the same again! It was very depressing. But then you get Sleeves that are better, like Shugo Chara. The ending for Shugo Chara in the anime was terrible, after reading the ending of the Manga, I was much happier and accepted it as the true ending. What I'm saying is that it's good to have two different story bridges, then you can decide which one to go with if you don't like the other.

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3. The length.

Western comics are quite short, maybe forty pages long, graphic novels are a bit longer, but Manga is a book extension! I think. Let me go check. It's 160, usually, which may seem like a lot, but when you think about the fact that there are only 20 words per page, it gets a little less scary. The manga keeps me entertained for half an hour to about an hour due to how long it is. Not to mention that it costs less than an ordinary book, that depends on which Manga you buy. But I always thought the price was worth it, and don't be afraid to buy something you've never heard of, unless your father pays for it. Thanks Dad!

4. Interesting protagonists

Normally in Western comics you get brave middle-aged men. Some of us do not want our protagonists to be like this, it is nice to have a character to relate to from time to time. (Well, actually, if you're like me, you don't find such a character very often, maybe Haruhi from the Ouran High School Host Club, except I'm more fun than her and a little more cynical.) Or, it's just nice to have a protagonist that is your age, yay Manga!

5. The artistic style

There are many different styles of art in this world, you could go to the Disney or Mexican route, yes, they have their own strange way of drawing, their characters look like bratz. Or, you can opt for the manga, as long as you don't have carp lips or spiral glasses that automatically see you, hooray for the manga! (Manga where everyone is wonderfully biologically incorrect). Actually, if you want to read something with super feminine looking guys and then read Manwha, I really can't take Manwha seriously because it is very difficult to know if a character is girl or boy ... or is she really a girl? ... I don't think any man in the world has eyelashes as long as that is the case, no, I have decided that she is definitely a girl without confusing it ... Wait. Is he a guy?

How to draw manga

 

Manga is not just an art, it is a pure imagination drawn on paper. People struggle to learn how to draw manga, but cannot find a true step-by-step way to implement their imagination and become frustrated.

First, they try to learn how to draw Manga using video sites like YouTube; then, they try to put into practice what they have just seen and finally (after several hours or even days or, sometimes, even months) they can get to draw in a mediocre way what they saw, but finally what did they achieve? A mediocre copy, waste of time and enough energy.

The reason why many people struggle with their Manga artwork is because they have not learned How to draw Manga and instead resorted to replicating other people's work.

Replicating other people's work is not your imagination, it is not your prize, it is just a worthless copy.

So why not learn to draw your own Manga characters and even produce a 10 panel Manga script?

If you really want to มังงะ, you MUST learn the building blocks and drawing techniques that are used to create the amazing Manga we all love!

Add caption

Where can I learn to draw manga?

There are different online tutorials that start from the basics that can show you, step by step, how you can learn to draw any Manga character methodically and easily without any difficulties and, of course, in no time.

These tutorials will be able to learn how to put feelings in the characters you draw, how to make them look moving and, finally, what they represent, showing you all the key points for each Manga character such as eyes, hair, heads, movements, their weapons; They can even learn how to create their own story and post it for the world to see!

Japanese Manga Art Drawing Animation Comics

 

While Marvel comics show their American appeal around the world, Manga is easily gaining popularity in the United States. Today's manga has been enjoyed by Japanese culture for more than half a century, and its popularity in Japan spans all generations. Manga is a Japanese word for a comic book style that illustrates a certain film technique with continuous action, great stories, and characters within the story that have wonderful expressions. In American culture, comic book sales are directed at a certain age group of young people, while Japanese manga is aimed at all age groups, young and old.

Today's manga has their own style of art and they particularly have their own style of drawing faces, foreheads, chins, noses, eyes, and expressions. You read Manga storybooks contrary to what English reading countries do. You start reading from the back of the book and read each page from right to left. Manga is a style of storytelling that is also artistic in the way it is done. Great works of art have been published using Manga มังงะ and are highly appreciated in Japanese culture.

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The differences with Japanese Manga style and American comics are in each American comic volume, each comic has its own separate plot. The Manga style will follow the same plot throughout the life of the Manga volumes. This is the reason why Manga books are sometimes considered a graphic novel. Many of the inner pages of Japanese culture manga books are illustrated in black and white drawings, and each volume is also serialized within a bound book. In Japan, Manga is read as a continuous monthly serial volume or as a novel in an entire book series as a graphic novel. Today in the United States, comics are not respected as much as art or literature. In Japan, Manga is a highly respected form of art and literature. Since Manga is highly respected in Japan, many of the series find their way into television shows and movies.

Since Manga is the ideal place for Japanese culture media, it's easier to tell a story about what you want to your readers. This makes it easier to describe complicated descriptions that matter in a story. Using Manga as a tool to get a message across as a story really helps companies realize Manga's power. If it took the entire year in full sales of American comics versus Japanese manga, the manga surpasses comic book sales in just 1 week. That is the power of Manga literature. The manga has a scope for all people, from young to old and in all walks of life.

How to Draw Japanese Manga Anime

 

Japanese manga is no longer considered a pop culture. It has established itself in the main entertainment media. You can find such evidence in media such as movies, television and books. Today, Japanese manga is not grouped in the same category, like cartoons and children's shows. You have cheesy American cartoons like Tom and Jerry and then there are adventurous, often bloody animations like Akira. Japanese manga can be graphic and violent. And it can be cute and non-violent. If you've seen enough Manga and become a true fan, you may have felt that urge in your hands to pick up a pencil and draw. If that has happened, then you are not alone. The Japanese manga has excited and thrilled a new generation of talented young artists and potential manga masters.

Japanese manga has many different styles, just like traditional paintings. Certain Manga features have exaggerated physical proportions, such as large heads, short legs, and arms with a squatting torso to tie everything together. This Manga drawing style is called "Chibi". You can find examples of Chibi drawings from the popular animated series "Naruto". And some are perfectly proportioned as if they were real human beings.

Then there are the more exclusive Manga animations, like the popular movie "Appleseed". In this animation, you will find that the characters are drawn more realistically in a certain Manga style. After all, if we wanted to see มังงะ, we would see a live movie. Although the "Akira" movie was made through CGI, the underlying details are still full of Manga style and essence.

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These are the physical attributes that Manga characters possess:

Hair: Hair is generally absorbed as if too much gel had been applied. A great tip about drawing hair is to shape the character's skull first. Many beginners draw hair without first drawing the base of the skull. By working from the skull upwards, you can get a better idea of ​​how your hair should look and fall out.

Eyes: the eyes are the windows of the soul. It is possible to draw the eyes to show more emotions than the face. Manga characters have bigger eyes than life. You will also notice that the eyes are more animated so that the emotions can be revealed. Although Manga characters are generally Asian, they do not possess Asian characteristics.

Arms, legs and body: Again, Manga characters can come in all shapes and sizes. If you look at the Manga series as "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure", you will see how exaggerated the character's body is. Typically, the Manga action genre will have characters with outrageous muscles that swell from all sides. But many times the physical attributes of the Manga character belie his true powers and abilities. This adds tension and drama to the Manga series. There is nothing better than seeing a hero under a dog defeat a much more powerful opponent.

Costumes and clothing: Some people may consider that what a Manga character wears is a useless detail, but I totally disagree. What a character uses defines who the character is. Much like a live movie. Costumes give heroes their cool factor. We all know that most superheroes can have muscles underneath, but without a costume there is nothing more to spread about the origin and personality of the Manga character.

Whatever type of Manga you want to draw, the best thing you can do is learn by watching or reading your favorite Manga series. Try to emulate the characters of your favorite manga artist. Those are the best places to start your drawing journey. Practicing drawing manga and reading more is the best way to learn to draw Japanese manga.

Helen wants to learn how to draw manga

 

Helen told me she wants to learn how to draw manga. But then she asked what modern manga is.

I asked him why he wants to learn to draw manga. She told me that her friends talk all the time about learning to draw manga. Then they talk about modern manga. She said her friends would think she was some kind of monster if she revealed that she didn't know anything about the manga.

I told Helen that the manga drawings originated in Japan. However, modern manga was shaped by the American influence of Japan during the 1945-1952 occupation after the end of World War II.

When the American soldiers left for home, many returned to Japan with comics that became popular with the Japanese. American movies like Disney cartoons were also popular and influenced modern Japanese manga.

From the 1950s onward, much of the Japanese manga focused on topics like space travel, science fiction, action, adventure, sports, and more. The manga drawings mainly focused on boys and young men. Types of people who มังงะ manga popular.

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From around 1969, Japanese artists began drawing manga. These artists focused on how to influence girls and young women. This type of feminine sleeve also became very popular.

So these female artists could have influenced my friends by wanting to learn how to draw manga, Helen said thoughtfully.

I nodded in agreement and then told him that from 1975 onward, the female manga continued to evolve. The girl comics included romance manga and the introduction of super heroines. Many Japanese manga cartoons became popular internationally.

There are different types of Japanese manga for different genres and different age groups. Children will usually buy manga books and magazines known as shonen. The girls will normally buy manga books and magazines known as shojo.

The Japanese manga publishing industry is huge and has now spread worldwide. This worldwide expansion has greatly influenced artists to draw manga cartoons. These popular cartoons have created a huge market for manga comics.

Japanese manga cartoons influenced the European market differently from the US market. Japan has greatly influenced French art since the 19th century. Then it became an easy step for France to adopt manga drawings from Japan.

When France started streaming anime during the 1970s, it influenced the European market. The Europeans became much more aware of the manga at that time. Mainly because the anime is made from manga cartoon animation.

How to Draw Japanese Manga Anime

 

Japanese manga is no longer considered a pop culture. It has established itself in the main entertainment media. You can find such evidence in media such as movies, television and books. Today, Japanese manga is not grouped in the same category, like cartoons and children's shows. You have cheesy American cartoons like Tom and Jerry and then there are adventurous, often bloody animations like Akira. Japanese manga can be graphic and violent. And it can be cute and non-violent. If you've seen enough Manga and become a true fan, you may have felt that urge in your hands to pick up a pencil and draw. If that has happened, then you are not alone. The Japanese manga has excited and thrilled a new generation of talented young artists and potential manga masters.

Japanese manga has many different styles, just like traditional paintings. Certain Manga features have exaggerated physical proportions, such as large heads, short legs, and arms with a squatting torso to tie everything together. This Manga drawing style is called "Chibi". You can find examples of Chibi drawings from the popular มังงะ "Naruto". And some are perfectly proportioned as if they were real human beings.

Add caption

Then there are the more exclusive Manga animations, like the popular movie "Appleseed". In this animation, you will find that the characters are drawn more realistically in a certain Manga style. After all, if we wanted to see real humans, we would see a live movie. Although the "Akira" movie was made through CGI, the underlying details are still full of Manga style and essence.

These are the physical attributes that Manga characters possess:

Hair: Hair is generally absorbed as if too much gel had been applied. A great tip about drawing hair is to shape the character's skull first. Many beginners draw hair without first drawing the base of the skull. By working from the skull upwards, you can get a better idea of ​​how your hair should look and fall out.

Eyes: the eyes are the windows of the soul. It is possible to draw the eyes to show more emotions than the face. Manga characters have bigger eyes than life. You will also notice that the eyes are more animated so that the emotions can be revealed. Although Manga characters are generally Asian, they do not possess Asian characteristics.

Arms, legs and body: Again, Manga characters can come in all shapes and sizes. If you look at the Manga series as "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure", you will see how exaggerated the character's body is. Typically, the Manga action genre will have characters with outrageous muscles that swell from all sides. But many times the physical attributes of the Manga character belie his true powers and abilities. This adds tension and drama to the Manga series. There is nothing better than seeing a hero under a dog defeat a much more powerful opponent.

Costumes and clothing: Some people may consider that what a Manga character wears is a useless detail, but I totally disagree. What a character uses defines who the character is. Much like a live movie. Costumes give heroes their cool factor. We all know that most superheroes can have muscles underneath, but without a costume there is nothing more to spread about the origin and personality of the Manga character.

Whatever type of Manga you want to draw, the best thing you can do is learn by watching or reading your favorite Manga series. Try to emulate the characters of your favorite manga artist. Those are the best places to start your drawing journey. Practicing drawing manga and reading more is the best way to learn to draw Japanese manga.

The truth behind the Mormon Church's strange beliefs - Latter-day Saints

 

There always seems to be quite a bit of confusion around the Mormon religion and church. People often ask if they are considered Protestant or Catholic or just what category they fall under. They do not fit into either, although their founder, Joseph Smith, had a Protestant background. Mormons do not fall into one category because they do not meet the criteria of the doctrine of Christianity. Although they are not Protestants, they are definitely not Catholics either, as their doctrine is further removed from Catholic doctrine.

You may not realize that you have Mormons on your doorstep. Very often they are confused with Jehovah's Witnesses. Generally, you will find that the Mormons who come to your door are probably the men and they are always well dressed but conservative. Very often you will hear them refer to each other as Elder John or whatever they are called. This does not refer to his age, but it does refer to his priesthood. This is something everyone should receive at the age of 18. There are two priesthoods and the lesser of the two would be more equal to what Christians would call a deacon.

It is interesting to note that Mormons always aim for the ideal family life. However, they have been found to have higher rates of suicide, divorce, and other types of domestic problems. Mormons do believe in polygamy, but very few of them actually practiced it.

One should say that Mormonism is basically what would be called an American religion because of its roots. Mormons based their theory that ความเชื่อแปลกๆ was basically established among American Indians, but was extinguished. That can be equated in much the same way as the roots of the Anglican Church of England's beliefs. Of course, polygamy is known to be illegal and the Mormon belief has followed this law. What was once considered good by Mormons is the more modern belief that it has been concluded that polygamy really is not acceptable.

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They are strong believers in revelations regarding God simply by revealing his will. It must be remembered that if one wants to make a comparison, in the Catholic religion revelations are believed to have died when the last apostle did. That God is no longer revealed through revelations. Mormons believe in purity and look severely at things like alcohol, tobacco, and tea.

They are diversified in their beliefs about their stance on Jesus and again this boils down to the controversy of whether alcohol in moderation is permissible. According to Mormons, it is specifically a taboo drink.

Another interesting factor is that they believe in various habits and that each of these habits has its own level and they are there for specific groups according to the way they lived their lives.

Change your limiting beliefs

 

Our beliefs about the world around us and about ourselves can be limiting and, in many cases, can be unfounded when we question them. This article looks at beliefs and how they are formed and what we can do about the beliefs that may be holding us back.

From the day we were born, we have been programmed to believe other people's beliefs. The greatest example of this is religion. I was programmed from the moment I was able to talk about God creating the world, my parents told me this, my school taught this, my friends believed this, the church told me this; everyone believed in God and it was sacrilegious to believe otherwise.

When I was ten years old I asked some of my friends "how do you know that there is a God?" Several answers were offered just by looking at the grass, looking around you; proved that God created him. I used to look at them and think that was not a test. So I asked my parents and their opinion on this was "How else could we have been brought into the world if it were not God? I asked many questions and many different people, including ministers and priests, and did not receive a single satisfactory answer. to the question, how do you know there is a God? Then, at about the age of 14, I boldly announced that I did not believe in God when ความเชื่อแปลกๆ, this was greeted with horror and disdain, except by my mother.

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The point here is that believing in God was not my belief that it was someone else's and someone else's before them and someone else's before them, etc. It was, for me, an outdated belief without foundation. However, far from being released by this conclusion, there was a void in my life, if there was no God, what is my purpose in being here, what is the purpose of anyone. I looked for answers in books, in myself, in friends, in different groups of people and I could not find a satisfactory answer.

I still don't have a satisfactory answer to that question and it haunted me for years, until I started to lean towards the belief that there was some kind of unified consciousness that we could tap into. I had been studying psychology and particularly Carl Jung and I liked some of his ideas like the 'collective unconscious', then I came across Edgar Cayce, Dion Fortune, Robert Bruce and the theories of Akashic records, spiritism, etc. I liked these ideas and I liked some of the theories, although some of them were a bit wild. The question to me was, was I deliberately trying to be different and a little strange or did I really believe the theories? Well the answer is I know I don't believe in a God of any kind. What I do believe in is a "universal force" that everyone and their grandmother can take advantage of if they wish. I have not really expressed this belief as it is my belief and it is not a firm belief, it is a soft belief at best but it is a base to start with.

The truth behind the Mormon Church's strange beliefs - Latter-day Saints

 

There always seems to be quite a bit of confusion around the Mormon religion and church. People often ask if they are considered Protestant or Catholic or just what category they fall under. They do not fit into either, although their founder, Joseph Smith, had a Protestant background. Mormons do not fall into one category because they do not meet the criteria of the doctrine of Christianity. Although they are not Protestants, they are definitely not Catholics either, as their doctrine is further removed from Catholic doctrine.

You may not realize that you have Mormons on your doorstep. Very often they are confused with Jehovah's Witnesses. Generally, you will find that the Mormons who come to your door are probably the men and they are always well dressed but conservative. Very often you will hear them refer to each other as Elder John or whatever they are called. This does not refer to his age, but it does refer to his priesthood. This is something everyone should receive at the age of 18. There are two priesthoods and the lesser of the two would be more equal to what Christians would call a deacon.

It is interesting to note that Mormons always aim for the ideal family life. However, they have been found to have higher rates of suicide, divorce, and other types of domestic problems. Mormons do believe in polygamy, but very few of ความเชื่อแปลกๆ it.

Add caption

One should say that Mormonism is basically what would be called an American religion because of its roots. Mormons based their theory that the original church was basically established among American Indians, but was extinguished. That can be equated in much the same way as the roots of the Anglican Church of England's beliefs. Of course, polygamy is known to be illegal and the Mormon belief has followed this law. What was once considered good by Mormons is the more modern belief that it has been concluded that polygamy really is not acceptable.

They are strong believers in revelations regarding God simply by revealing his will. It must be remembered that if one wants to make a comparison, in the Catholic religion revelations are believed to have died when the last apostle did. That God is no longer revealed through revelations. Mormons believe in purity and look severely at things like alcohol, tobacco, and tea.

They are diversified in their beliefs about their stance on Jesus and again this boils down to the controversy of whether alcohol in moderation is permissible. According to Mormons, it is specifically a taboo drink.

Another interesting factor is that they believe in various habits and that each of these habits has its own level and they are there for specific groups according to the way they lived their lives.

The truth behind the Mormon Church's strange beliefs - Latter-day Saints

 

There always seems to be quite a bit of confusion around the Mormon religion and church. People often ask if they are considered Protestant or Catholic or just what category they fall under. They do not fit into either, although their founder, Joseph Smith, had a Protestant background. Mormons do not fall into one category because they do not meet the criteria of the doctrine of Christianity. Although they are not Protestants, they are definitely not Catholics either, as their doctrine is further removed from Catholic doctrine.

You may not realize that you have Mormons on your doorstep. Very often they are confused with Jehovah's Witnesses. Generally, you will find that the Mormons who come to your door are probably the men and they are always well dressed but conservative. Very often you will hear them refer to each other as Elder John or whatever they are called. This does not refer to his age, but it does refer to his priesthood. This is something everyone should receive at the age of 18. There are two priesthoods and the lesser of the two would be ความเชื่อแปลกๆ to what Christians would call a deacon.

It is interesting to note that Mormons always aim for the ideal family life. However, they have been found to have higher rates of suicide, divorce, and other types of domestic problems. Mormons do believe in polygamy, but very few of them actually practiced it.

Add caption

One should say that Mormonism is basically what would be called an American religion because of its roots. Mormons based their theory that the original church was basically established among American Indians, but was extinguished. That can be equated in much the same way as the roots of the Anglican Church of England's beliefs. Of course, polygamy is known to be illegal and the Mormon belief has followed this law. What was once considered good by Mormons is the more modern belief that it has been concluded that polygamy really is not acceptable.

They are strong believers in revelations regarding God simply by revealing his will. It must be remembered that if one wants to make a comparison, in the Catholic religion revelations are believed to have died when the last apostle did. That God is no longer revealed through revelations. Mormons believe in purity and look severely at things like alcohol, tobacco, and tea.

They are diversified in their beliefs about their stance on Jesus and again this boils down to the controversy of whether alcohol in moderation is permissible. According to Mormons, it is specifically a taboo drink.

Another interesting factor is that they believe in various habits and that each of these habits has its own level and they are there for specific groups according to the way they lived their lives.

Change your limiting beliefs

 

Our beliefs about the world around us and about ourselves can be limiting and, in many cases, can be unfounded when we question them. This article looks at beliefs and how they are formed and what we can do about the beliefs that may be holding us back.

From the day we were born, we have been programmed to believe other people's beliefs. The greatest example of this is religion. I was programmed from the moment I was able to talk about God creating the world, my parents told me this, my school taught this, my friends believed this, the church told me this; everyone believed in God and it was sacrilegious to believe otherwise.

When I was ten years old I asked some of my friends "how do you know that there is a God?" Several answers were offered just by looking at the grass, looking around you; proved that God created him. I used to look at them and think that was not a test. So I asked my parents and their opinion on this was "How else could we have been brought into the world if it were not God? I asked many questions and many different people, including ministers and priests, and did not receive a single satisfactory answer. to the question, how do you know there is a God? Then, at about the age of 14, I boldly announced that I did not believe in God when asked the question, this was greeted with horror and disdain, except by my mother.

The point here is that believing in God was not my belief that it was someone else's and someone else's before them and someone ความเชื่อแปลกๆ, etc. It was, for me, an outdated belief without foundation. However, far from being released by this conclusion, there was a void in my life, if there was no God, what is my purpose in being here, what is the purpose of anyone. I looked for answers in books, in myself, in friends, in different groups of people and I could not find a satisfactory answer.

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I still don't have a satisfactory answer to that question and it haunted me for years, until I started to lean towards the belief that there was some kind of unified consciousness that we could tap into. I had been studying psychology and particularly Carl Jung and I liked some of his ideas like the 'collective unconscious', then I came across Edgar Cayce, Dion Fortune, Robert Bruce and the theories of Akashic records, spiritism, etc. I liked these ideas and I liked some of the theories, although some of them were a bit wild. The question to me was, was I deliberately trying to be different and a little strange or did I really believe the theories? Well the answer is I know I don't believe in a God of any kind. What I do believe in is a "universal force" that everyone and their grandmother can take advantage of if they wish. I have not really expressed this belief as it is my belief and it is not a firm belief, it is a soft belief at best but it is a base to start with.

Change your limiting beliefs

 

Our beliefs about the world around us and about ourselves can be limiting and, in many cases, can be unfounded when we question them. This article looks at beliefs and how they are formed and what we can do about the beliefs that may be holding us back.

From the day we were born, we have been programmed to believe other people's beliefs. The greatest example of this is religion. I was programmed from the moment I was able to talk about God creating the world, my parents told me this, my school taught this, my friends believed this, the church told me this; everyone believed in God and it was sacrilegious to believe otherwise.

When I was ten years old I asked some of my friends "how do you know that there is a God?" Several answers were offered just by looking at the grass, looking around you; proved that God created him. I used to look at them and think that was not a test. So I asked my parents and their opinion on this was "How else could we have been brought into the world if it were not God? I asked many questions and many different people, ความเชื่อแปลกๆ and priests, and did not receive a single satisfactory answer. to the question, how do you know there is a God? Then, at about the age of 14, I boldly announced that I did not believe in God when asked the question, this was greeted with horror and disdain, except by my mother.

Add caption

The point here is that believing in God was not my belief that it was someone else's and someone else's before them and someone else's before them, etc. It was, for me, an outdated belief without foundation. However, far from being released by this conclusion, there was a void in my life, if there was no God, what is my purpose in being here, what is the purpose of anyone. I looked for answers in books, in myself, in friends, in different groups of people and I could not find a satisfactory answer.

I still don't have a satisfactory answer to that question and it haunted me for years, until I started to lean towards the belief that there was some kind of unified consciousness that we could tap into. I had been studying psychology and particularly Carl Jung and I liked some of his ideas like the 'collective unconscious', then I came across Edgar Cayce, Dion Fortune, Robert Bruce and the theories of Akashic records, spiritism, etc. I liked these ideas and I liked some of the theories, although some of them were a bit wild. The question to me was, was I deliberately trying to be different and a little strange or did I really believe the theories? Well the answer is I know I don't believe in a God of any kind. What I do believe in is a "universal force" that everyone and their grandmother can take advantage of if they wish. I have not really expressed this belief as it is my belief and it is not a firm belief, it is a soft belief at best but it is a base to start with.

Is belief in the resurrection of the body logical?

 

Every day, in masses or in religious services, Christians affirm through recitation of the Apostles' Creed, the belief in the resurrection of the body as a prerequisite to achieve eternal life. I find the belief in the resurrection of the body a very strange belief. I find it strange not because I find it impossible. I find it strange because of its apparent inconsistency and impracticality within the general context of our belief in life after death.

I am using the Roman Catholic perspective here that represents the majority of Christians on the planet. I am not concerned with the minority Christian belief that, after death and until the resurrection, people go into some kind of eternal sleep, unconscious and oblivious to everything else, until one day, with the bursting of the trumpets of the Angels, consciousness suddenly returns to its long duration. corpses that later leave the graves and cemeteries to meet a returning Christ. This can be covered in a future post. For now, I am only interested in ความเชื่อแปลกๆ Catholic belief.

So let's go back to Roman Catholic belief. Roman Catholic Christians believe in both the resurrection of the body and the existence of a life after physical death where the person's soul goes to hell, purgatory, or heaven. I find it strange that after postulating a non-physical existence after death, souls still need to return to a revived physical body here on earth in the future. For what? If a soul is already enjoying life in heaven in the company of angels and God, what is the need for it to return again and resume its former physical body?

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In addition to looking like a strange event, there is the question of the practicality of reviving a decomposed physical body, something the church has been claiming has literally turned to dust. Will the original atoms and molecules of that ancient physical body at the time of resurrection suddenly separate from where they are by then and reintegrate once more so that they can revive the old physical body that the soul will re-enter?

Resurrection is easier to visualize if you are thinking of a physical body that is still intact, such as the case of Lazarus, who had been dead for only several days, for example. But how will that happen for a body that has already crumbled after centuries of being buried? What about the bodies that had been burned and burned to ashes (this is actually the reason why the church disapproves of cremation)? And what about the physical bodies that were destroyed in abnormal circumstances, like those that died at sea and whose bodies were eaten by sharks? Will God collect those molecules again, place them in one place, and then rebuild or resurrect the old physical body?

I asked this question once to a priest and he said something to the effect that the resurrected body will actually be a different body that has supernatural qualities like what the resurrected Jesus body had, for example, being able to disappear at will and power Pass through solid walls. Granting that this is so, then what will actually happen in the so-called "resurrection" will not really be the resurrection, but simply the creation of a new physical body for the disembodied souls in heaven so that they can resume life on earth again. Resurrection is mislabeled if it does not involve reviving an ancient body like the body of the risen Christ. Christ was resurrected after three days of burial. His body was not found anywhere in the grave due to that resurrection. The body was transformed but we have no doubt that it was the body itself that was revived.