>disrespectful to Miura's legacy You mean highest form of flattery? Literally participating and reflecting, trying to recreate and reinterpret is how humans in

>disrespectful to Miura's legacy You mean highest form of flattery? Literally participating and reflecting, trying to recreate and reinterpret is how humans integrate, show acceptance, make it part of themselves and culture. His art is not sacred, nor is it absolutely original, nor is it made in isolation from the world. Miura's legacy is sharing his reinterpretation of whatever. For it to exist there must be less elitist underground bunkers full of sacred IP which we unable to think about, discuss and share our interpretations of.