Ryohgo narita biography of williams

I think it is high time that I wrote about the master of written chaos, Ryōgo Narita and his ability to make multiple and seemingly separate plots merge into one as the final arc comes into place.

If you’re looking at picture above you will understand what chaos I am referring to and yes! Baccano and Durarara!

Baccano!, Vol. 1 (light novel) · Baccano!, Vol. 10 (light novel) · Baccano!, Vol. 17 (light novel) · Baccano!, Vol. 2 (light novel) · Baccano!, Vol.

Ryohgo Narita, the novels' author, is overtly challenging traditional "negative takes on the concept of immortality." As Takagi recalls.

Mikado, Anri, and several other characters get immersed in gang culture, folklore, urban legends, and other madness taking root in Ikebukuro.

When Ryohgo Narita was asked to give a name to his series of light novels (which would later be called Baccano!), he raised an eyebrow.

This is a light novel series from author Ryohgo Narita with illustrations from Bleach creator Tite Kubo.

These are two of the most well-crafted chaos induced stories that you will ever read or watch for that matter. And it’s the way the stories were plotted and presented that made them irresistible possibly want us to bend a knee to Ryōgo Narita-sensei for he has mastered the art of chaos.

Make no mistake.

If you of not pay attention you will get lost and possibly confused with how the storyline flows but once you get a hang of it you are in for the ride of your life. Now let’s try to see what these two stories have in common.

When I say common I don’t mean in a parody or fan-service kind of way. We will look into the themes that Ryōgo Narita-sensei likes to play with.