I know. My response was to answer Sharkbait's question and point that out.I think he is just guessing.
I know. My response was to answer Sharkbait's question and point that out.I think he is just guessing.
That's how usually happens on the anime announcement.If I haven't misunderstood, further information will keep coming in the following issue(s), according to the image anyway.
Didn't know that. I wonder if the OVA will be done first as to cover the one shot released in Miracle Jump and not released in the volume, seeing the crew members often refer to what happened.That's how usually happens on the anime announcement.
They just announce that certain going to get anime and more information about animation (like studio and casts) is released later.
I think the OVA will likely cover the one shot and volume 1 of the manga so it'll probably be out before the TV series or out at roughly the same timeDidn't know that. I wonder if the OVA will be done first as to cover the one shot released in Miracle Jump and not released in the volume, seeing the crew members often refer to what happened.
Let's see how it turns out on next week. I'm kind of feel like it may start a new arc; just a guess, though.....after reading 143, I'm now no longer sure if Nejimaki will end soon. Though I guess it could...especially with the rush of new series that Kaizou was talking about. Still that was a twist.

I feel like it too, but I doubt it will be a long arc. Actually come to think about it, the Nejimaki arcs seem to do the opposite of what most manga do...they seem to get shorter with each one I think. Or well...they don't seem very long anyway. That being said, I don't see this being more than a volume or two long. I am intrigued that this arc seems to be about Kamo doing something and at least for right now Kagyuu is sitting it out.Let's see how it turns out on next week. I'm kind of feel like it may start a new arc; just a guess, though.![]()
Well, Nakayama doesn't really do super long arc like One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach. But, I think he still does the arc that going to take about 1 year, so I think he'll do longer arc next (if Najimake continues).I feel like it too, but I doubt it will be a long arc. Actually come to think about it, the Nejimaki arcs seem to do the opposite of what most manga do...they seem to get shorter with each one I think. Or well...they don't seem very long anyway. That being said, I don't see this being more than a volume or two long. I am intrigued that this arc seems to be about Kamo doing something and at least for right now Kagyuu is sitting it out.
Maybe. Right now I'm just surprised at how the chapter progressed and ended. My theory about Mori was shot down the drain too. I'm anticipating what will happen next.Well, Nakayama doesn't really do super long arc like One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach. But, I think he still does about the arc that going to take about 1 year, so I think he'll do longer arc next (if Najimake continues).
Not just Nejimaki, there are other series which are wrapping-up. So, Nejimaki might going to be safe for this round.Though I guess it could...especially with the rush of new series that Kaizou was talking about.
"that football series" is the funniest way I've heard anyone refer to Captain Tsubasa. Magical.It looks like Shueisha prepared really well in terms of series for the upcoming World Cup. First that football series in Grand Jump, then "Barcelona no Taiyou" in WYJ and to finish the new football series in WSJ...
I wasn't sure of the name, I preferred using that instead of messing up XD I actually wonder how many of them will actually last. In WYJ from what I've seen with the last two series ending, the minimum chapter count seems to be around 70 when the series isn't popular (assumption) so I think Barcelona no Taiyou will actually be there for a year. For Grand Jump, I don't know. I don't really know since I don't really follow it. And well for WSJ it's around 20-25 chapters."that football series" is the funniest way I've heard anyone refer to Captain Tsubasa. Magical.
But yeah, they seem to be playing it smarter this time out by having one football title in each anthology, rather than just loading up WSJ with umpteen doomed-to-fail series
Being in Grand Jump and being Captain Tsubasa I think that's the safest a football series could ever actually be (GJ being kind an CT being a legend that's pulled off multiple series at this point). Tokyo Wonder Boys has potential to live, but I'd hate to make a prediction as to whether it could actually survive in Shonen Jump, unpredictable thing as it is. Barcelona's an unknown quantity, simply because I don't know how long it could last as a failure. Like most Young Jump series seem to get a bit of a chance to live, but then there's things like Watashi wa Kyawawawa where it ended after a few months, which is like... I have no idea if that was planned, but it reads like it was cancelled. Still, that one piece of promo art for BnT looks nice, so who knows, it might get a goodwill life of closer to a year or whatnot if it fails.I wasn't sure of the name, I preferred using that instead of messing up XD I actually wonder how many of them will actually last. In WYJ from what I've seen with the last two series ending, the minimum chapter count seems to be around 70 when the series isn't popular (assumption) so I think Barcelona no Taiyou will actually be there for a year. For Grand Jump, I don't know. I don't really know since I don't really follow it. And well for WSJ it's around 20-25 chapters.
Don't forget about 1/11 Juuichi Bun no Ichi (SQ series) releasing its live-adaptation movie.It looks like Shueisha prepared really well in terms of series for the upcoming World Cup. First that football series in Grand Jump, then "Barcelona no Taiyou" in WYJ and to finish the new football series in WSJ...
RightThis is the studio that did Kingdom right?