Tatsuki Fujimoto he turns out to be a generational talent. In recent years, the mangaka has become a popular name thanks to Chainsaw Man, but his best-selling series doesn’t do enough to define him. His recent releases have propelled Fujimoto from shonen star to manga superstar.
And now his latest special Goodbye Eri tops the list of best manga this year with over 2.5 million views in just one day. For those who need some context, the author of Chainsaw Man released a 200-page one-shot this week, courtesy of Shonen Jump. Shueisha released the chapter digitally after teasing fans about the project for a few weeks.
Of course, fans couldn’t wait to find out what Fujimoto had in mind, and the following posts show how obsessed readers are with the project. Finally, Fujimoto is a rare artist type who can handle both action and introspection. His work on chainsaw man it mixes the two up quite significantly, including a lot of violence and a lot of gore.
As for this new one-shot, Goodbye Eri It more often deals with real-life scenes, but its dark background is quintessential Fujimoto. And now fans can’t wait for Shueisha to release this latest manga in print for it to land on their shelves at home.
If you haven’t read it yet, you can find it on MANGA Plus Goodbye, Eri. What do you think of the great re-release of Fujimoto? Have you read Goodbye Eri yet? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.
Goodbye, Eri by Tatsuki Fujimoto has surpassed 2.5 million views in Jump+ (Japan) a day after its release. pic.twitter.com/YiVxVY5ON1
– 寿三井 (@Josu_ke) April 11, 2022
tatsuki fujimoto is in such a privileged position. He draws Shuzo Oshimi style comics in the shounen jump and someone lets him get away with it
– Andes Chucky (@wendeego) April 10, 2022
Fujimoto has created another masterpiece.
Goodbye Eri is perfect pic.twitter.com/UTrYns7oOQ
– Atsu 🧃 (@Atsushi101X) April 11, 2022
I really don’t know how Fujimoto keeps doing this
It has become apparent that this man is one of those talents that you will seldom ever see, masterful one shot in Goodbye, Eri pic.twitter.com/LNWfadnTq9
– Soitsu (@bamisoffline) April 11, 2022
Fujimoto is the only author who gets me excited about a side of a grown ass quietly eating dinner pic.twitter.com/OJW6Qj5lkd
– Forgotten (@oblivibum) April 11, 2022
Had a BLAST (😏) reading #Goodbye Eri!
Packed to the brim with all the heart, humor and style that has made Tatsuki Fujimoto a household name in the manga world today.
I think #Look back still beats it for first place for me, but this is one manga masterclass you can’t miss! 💥 pic.twitter.com/7Tuby2Yrr9
– Luke (@LJ_Hollywood) April 11, 2022
Read Goodbye Eri and Holyshit that would be the best anime movie if they ever decide to make it one. Fujimoto always creates masterpieces on 10/10. enjoyed it better than CSM, peak one shot imo pic.twitter.com/bzdf98UB3v
– FiEX📌‼ ️ cr Bleach (@fiexarlert) April 11, 2022
I don’t know how Tatsuki Fujimoto does it, but these one-shots of his cut deeper than any other manga I’ve read before.
It’s like he’s peering into my soul and creating a story tailored solely to my story and my psyche.
– Dazza (@DoctorDazza) April 11, 2022
Fujimoto’s mastery of the fundamentals of composition never ceases to amaze me. Despite Goodbye Eri’s limited format, small movements, dialogue placement, and scale guide the reader effortlessly through page after page.
There is absolutely no wasted space and it is beautiful. pic.twitter.com/jW8PmwxByy
– dorkei (@dorkei_) April 11, 2022
I really enjoyed Tatsuki Fujimoto’s Sayonara Eri. I don’t want to spoil too much but he skillfully played with my expectations and knowledge of the tropics to the point where I was becoming unsure of what and who is real now. Def buy the Tankobon
Image © Shueisha, Tatsuki Fujimoto pic.twitter.com/1yHG4KZZi1
– Manga Mogura RE (@MangaMoguraRE) April 10, 2022
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