Now, I understand that this software only came out on February 27th, so it's definitely a fresh chicken on the store. In my opinion, the two cannot even compare. Although you can create custom poses and angles, the options for creating original material are even more limited than ComiPo. However, in KumaKuma, I could not see any way of creating the same outcome.

Personally, being able create my own style in ComiPo! despite its limitations is what allows the program to have a special place in my heart. It provides working features that you can come up with new ways to use. In ComiPo!, you are able to have some degree of creating an original vibe to your work. I will sum this up in a sentence: creating original work in this software is extremely difficult. You can change expressions through sliders, as opposed to face-menus. You can freely manipulate panel shapes by dragging the edges. It is a very good tool, and is useful for creating interesting panel compositions. This allows for extreme shifts in perspective. KumaKuma comes with a built-in depth editor. But, it's there for your creation convenience. [In honesty, I couldn't quite figure out how to get it to work. You are able to have two characters physically interacting with each other in a scene. The head, hands, and feet are rotatable 360 degrees.

You're able to choose from some pretty fluid hand gestures. You can select from pre-made poses and edit them to your liking, or create a new one entirely from scratch. Through a doll-manipulator, you are able to freely change your character's pose. First and foremost was the ability to create custom poses. Below, I will list the liked, the not liked, and the would like. It's dirt cheap compared to ComiPo at only $5.Īfter toying around with it for about five hours, I feel as if I've seen everything there is. Since the I have long wished for a manga software that makes up in some of ComiPo's lacking areas, I was thrilled to see this software on the store. Today, I spent a good chunk of time playing around with the Steam Store's newest click and point comic creator: KumaKuma Manga Editor. I personally didn't encounter these problems, but I figured it had relevancy. Edit: Someone has pointed out this review to me on Steam.

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