How to BAM's video: How to make relatable manga characters - HTB MAILBAG

Manga characters are the most essential part to your story, but how do you make characters that readers can relate to? Find out the answers from Mustayaki and our special guest of this week: Jamie Lynn Lano, - she's been the mangaka assistant of Konomi Takeshi and worked on the Prince of Tennis. Click here for the full episode: (still uploading) New to How to BAM's: 'MAILBAG!' ?? Mailbag is the weekly show where we answer the questions from our viewers about making manga. This week we answered the following mangaka questions: KarisSelmon7891 writes: I recently came across your channel, and I decided to ask a question that I've been wanting to ask. One of the important factors to writing a manga, is to make the characters relatable to the readers. But for myself, and possibly others, the characters I make tend to have circumstances that not many people experienced, and that won't connect with the readers. So how do I make the character relate to the readers, no matter how unusual his or her circumstances are? If you also have a question about making manga, you can send it to: info@howtobam.com (Try to keep it to one question bammers ;-) ) HTB YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/how2bam HTB TWITTER: @How2bam https://twitter.com/How2bam HTB FACEBOOK: /Howtobam https://facebook.com/Howtobam HTB OFFICIAL WEBSITE: http://www.howtobam.com MUSTAYAKI TWITTER: @Mustayaki https://twitter.com/Mustayaki JAMIE LYNN LANO WEBSITE: http://www.jamieism.com JAMIE TWITTER: @jamieism https://twitter.com/jamieism JAMIE FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/jamie.lynn.lano