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Someone make them talk about Hinomaru Zumou in a tv show.
I have some questionsManga Ame Talk.
Even implying Neverland is a little underwhelming in terms of its success is ridiculous, especially with how much lower print sales seem to be from one year to another. HeroAca and Neverland are also aimed at two pretty different crowds in a way, one is a clear cut battle shounen while the other is a mystery suspense series.The fact that with this much its a little under Heroaca at the same time is almost a little underwhelming given Heroaca had no TV promotion until early 2016 with Mando Kobayashi. It will continue to get lots of promotion here on out and its definitely the biggest hit since Heroaca but to say that its doing so well with no anime is borderline ridiculous given this much of TV exposure with only 6 volumes released so far.
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I feel like no one truly realized how much a manga can get boosted via such a method until the Kingdom scenario happened and now this will become a common practice to promote manga.I have some questions
Are there any more examples that Ame Talk boost a not well known series/established series (beside Kingdom and TPN) that is not Shuiesha or is Shuiesha property?
i am guessing the consensus is if a particular series is good AND the host like it, they will bring it up?
I know in literature this happen a lots (fans want to read want the celebrities are reading at the moment).
KnY has the dankest memes, which are better than any exposure reallyKimetsu needs to air on Ame Talk.
HZ doesn't make cool cosplays thoSomeone make them talk about Hinomaru Zumou in a tv show.
Based on here for their June 29th Manga Special: http://hon-hikidashi.jp/enjoy/31418/I have some questions
Are there any more examples that Ame Talk boost a not well known series/established series (beside Kingdom and TPN) that is not Shuiesha or is Shuiesha property?
i am guessing the consensus is if a particular series is good AND the host like it, they will bring it up?
I know in literature this happen a lots (fans want to read want the celebrities are reading at the moment).
With the BnHa x Star Wars poster in the next issue I'd guess he will present the Top 10 in Star Wars costumes.on another note, I'm looking forward to BnA popularity poll result
I hope Hori makes a cool cp out of it like last year medieval fantasy one, and I hope Bones expands on it with a cooler op
Ugh, yeah that was a thing, I couldn't care less for Star Wars...With the BnHa x Star Wars poster in the next issue I'd guess he will present the Top 10 in Star Wars costumes.
even if its a double issue everyone is just getting 1 chapter so only FD is getting rankedSince next week is a double issue are both GH and FD getting ranked?
I would like that, but that would stand in the way of it ever getting animated because of copyrights issuesWith the BnHa x Star Wars poster in the next issue I'd guess he will present the Top 10 in Star Wars costumes.
I read somewhere that Jojo was also on Ame Talk a while back but to have a Kingdom level segment you need a good amount of volumes released and it has to be pretty acclaimed. Kingdom won the Tezuka Cultural Prize before being on the show and was also liked by the hosts themselves. I will agree that to get this much exposure a series does need to actually show that it is popular.I have some questions
Are there any more examples that Ame Talk boost a not well known series/established series (beside Kingdom and TPN) that is not Shuiesha or is Shuiesha property?
i am guessing the consensus is if a particular series is good AND the host like it, they will bring it up?
I know in literature this happen a lots (fans want to read want the celebrities are reading at the moment).
So what's the point of it being a double issue? What does double issue even mean? I've wondered this for a while.even if its a double issue everyone is just getting 1 chapter so only FD is getting ranked

Same magazine, lead characters are of the same age, both have action elements again battle crazed antagonists, I dont see how they are targettng different crowds, especially, even using this here thread, people are clearly liking both series. Where are the Promised Neverland readers who are turned off by HeroAca?HeroAca and Neverland are also aimed at two pretty different crowds in a way, one is a clear cut battle shounen while the other is a mystery suspense series.
I said targeting different crowds, in a way. Which is true. I feel like the people that are buying the series might have some different buying habits and interests overall. I feel like Neverland has a lot of casual appeal to people that normally wouldn't read action based battle shounen manga.Same magazine, lead characters are of the same age, both have action elements again battle crazed antagonists, I dont see how they are targettng different crowds, especially, even using this here thread, people are clearly liking both series. Where are the Promised Neverland readers who are turned off by HeroAca?