Jump isn't actually kind with veterans either ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. We shall see.
You forgot Kurumada.
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The problem is not the depth itself, but how poorly (in my opinion) he does that.
Pretty sure it's subjective then because I'm not sure exactly how he's developing Deku in a poor way lol. Maybe you just don't like how it's constantly being done
Yep just like how Watsuki and Takei crush the competition with their respective works. And it was even more embarrassing because unlike Beelzebub Rurouni Kenshin and Shaman King were both exceedingly popular so I'm not sure where all this confidence that his new work will crush anyone. Let's see if Fujimaki can strike the Fujoshi well again to distract his exceeddingly bad writing but I doubt golf is as popular as Basketball. Inagaki has not done anything of worth since Eyeshield 21 ended worse yet it seems like people don't even associate him with it anymore since Murata seems to hog the spotlight of everything he does even when he doesn't write it (OPM)
Impossible, the text given has actual meaning in it and isn't just overbearing repetitive, useless exposition because he was too lazy to draw like Togashi does all the time.
Ironic because the characterization is the weakest element in it thus far.
The anime was cancelled long after the manga ended if any case while both mangaka have not had a hit since then (nobody cared about Ultimo) it hasn't diminished the brand of those series given they're still pumping out new merch and installments for them (or in Watsuki case still exploiting the Kyoto arc) can't really say anyone cares about Beelzebub as a brand nowadays.
I'm surprised it got an anime too even moreso I'm surprise that people know about Ultimo and the third iteration of Jumbor which fell off the place of the Earth due to hiatuses
We'll see. I do admit I'm looking forward to Dr. Stone the most though and any manga that cover an alternate sport that's not soccer or basketball (or sports in general) has my attention and it can't be as bad as Tokyo Wonder Boys so I'll give it a go just to see how he injects "magic" into golf as he did with basketball.
Except the one YTV channel is rerunning in the same slot that the second season will be aired in.
What was so bad about Tokyo Wonder Boys? I remember skimming through the one-shot and noting it had really fujo friendly art.
And the gazillion of advertisement, 2 spin off manga (Boku no Hero Academia Smash and Illegals), all the merchandising, and the color pages promoting the 2nd season of the anime.
I know I'm still relatively new, but this is something thats bugged me, people have been saying that certain series are getting pushed by Shonen Jump while other are not. The example being Black Clover since I see this series talked about being like that a lot, but wouldn't all of MHA's: advertisements, merchandise, and multiple spin-offs running be considered a type of push by Shonen Jump?
A combination of the hilariously inept writing and inconsistent art, fujos couldn't save this one like they did with Kuroko and Prince of Tennis. The manga is still a meme on 2ch and a lot them cite that the reason Ole is doing badly is because of it though I think its easier for a sports manga covering an alternative sport to do well in Jump over stuff that's exceedingly popular like baseball and soccer.
That it sucks