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I don't think people thought it was a normal shonen title (whatever that is). Rather I think a lot of people thought it was a bad comic, or at the least not good enough, and that's all that matters in the end, innit.Chapter after chapter Stealth Symphony gets better, anyone who thought it was just a normal shonen with a few twists to make it look a bit different was definitely wrong.. and couldn't be familiar with Narita style of writing.
Poor souls who dropped by chapter 4 not seeing the full extent of the writer skills.
I think anime and manga are different.Going to anime forums, mainstream viewers hated Steins;gate and Durarara!! at the beginning because they thought it was confusing or boring. Look what happened in the end, both are big acclaimed series for what they ended up being.
Then Pandora hearts, is exactly the same case.I think anime and manga are different.
How that series relate to Narita (and SS)?Then Pandora hearts, is exactly the same case.
Starts off without much steam, with a twist in the beginning that ends up being far different than what it seemed. (I'm guessing you read chap 11.5 of SS already)How that series relate to Narita (and SS)?
Pandora Heats has absolutely nothing to do with Stealth Symphony or even Jump. The system between Shounen Jump and Monthly GFantasy is completely different.Starts off without much steam, with a twist in the beginning that ends up being far different than what it seemed. (I'm guessing you read chap 11.5 of SS already)
Then gets a few character introduction chapters, that people find boring, and utilizes those same characters in a really interesting way in a future arc.. with some introduction of some new plot devices in the way.
I'm talking about quality here, not what succeeds in Jump.Pandora Heats has absolutely nothing to do with Stealth Symphony or even Jump. The system between Shounen Jump and Monthly GFantasy is completely different.
You have to use the series from Shounen Jump to support your argument, not outside of Jump.
Even quality, the success for Pandora Hearts doesn't really explain the quality (or possible survival) of SS.I'm talking about quality here, not what succeeds in Jump.
Explains for what I said before (quality part), I didn't mention once the word survival in my posts.Even quality, the success for Pandora Hearts doesn't really explain the quality (or possible survival) of SS.
You haven't said what, if anything, gives SS quality though. All you did was say that it uses its characters in a different way from what you expect when you first see them. Lots of series do that, but what gives them quality is doing it in a good way, and I cannot think of a single time SS has done that except for the end of Chapter 1.I'm talking about quality here, not what succeeds in Jump.
The point here being SS is in Jump, nothing can be done about that now.I'm talking about quality here, not what succeeds in Jump.
In my opinion, that's what I'm giving here, it was a lot better (11) than chapter 1. It had the foundation coming from earlier chapters, ending the first arc really well with all the twists. For me it gave it quality, for you it didn't, its that simple.You haven't said what, if anything, gives SS quality though. All you did was say that it uses its characters in a different way from what you expect when you first see them. Lots of series do that, but what gives them quality is doing it in a good way, and I cannot think of a single time SS has done that except for the end of Chapter 1.