Japanese media voted for the most influential legendary cartoonist Oda Eiichiro, ranking fourth

Today, June 4, a Japanese media ranking site released the latest results of readers’ votes on the topic “The Most Influential Legendary Cartoonist”. Many well-known Japanese cartoonists made the list, with Eiichiro Oda ranking fourth. Let’s take a look.

·Top 20 Most Influential Legendary Cartoonists:

20. CLAMP. Representative work: "Saint Seiya".

19. Shigeru Mizuki. Representative work: "Geitaro".

18. Hagio Moto. Representative work: The Legend of the Bo Tribe.

17. Takeuchi Naoko. Representative work: "Sailor Moon".

16. Katsuhiro Otomo. Representative work: Akira.

14. Kaoru Niiya. Representative work: "War Zone 88".

14. Akimoto Osamu. Representative work: "Police Station: Oolong".

13. Kato Kazuhiko. Representative work: "Lupine the Third".

12. Leiji Matsumoto. Representative work: Galaxy Express 999

11. Riyoko Ikeda. Representative work: The Rose of Versailles.

9. Hirohiko Araki. Representative work: "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure".

9. Hojo Tsukasa. Representative work: "City Hunter".

8. Yoshihiro Togashi. Representative works: Yu Yu Hakusho and Hunter x Hunter.

7. Nagai Go. Representative work: Devilman.

6. Rumiko Takahashi. Representative works: Urusei Yatsura, Inuyasha.

5. Mitsuru Adachi. Representative work: "Tsubasa".

4. Eiichiro Oda. Representative work: One Piece.

3. Fujiko F. Fujio. Representative work: Doraemon.

2. Akira Toriyama. Representative works: "Dragon Ball" and "Arale".

1. Osamu Tezuka. The god of comics will never waver, and his representative works are numerous, such as "Astro Boy", "Black Jack", "Firebird", "Jungle Emperor", "Three-eyed Boy", etc.