And how do you say that is the maximum that can reach?
It's sales growth is slow and limited. It's not creating a buzz like other big series would've managed already. We will have a better picture with the next volume sales but I honestly think it has hit its peak already or will hit the peak very soon. From there, it's gonna be a downward drop. And BC sales aren't high enough to save it once the downward drop starts. But sure, lets wait for the next volume. If the increase is around 5-10k from the current volume, then I wouldn't see it lasting for more than another year or year and half. Maybe volume 25 at best.
The manga has been pushed so far by the end of Naruto, and undoubtedly repeats many of the aspects of the plot.
If Naruto had never existed, would it have been anyway? Probable but it would have been very different.
Pushed so far by the end of Naruto - Where or how is this shown? Did Jump mention that MHA is the next Naruto? Did Jump push MHA in a way that marketed it as the next Naruto? Was it super pushed? The answer to all of that is
NO. By the time Naruto was ending, BHA only received 2 CPs (Basically 4 months from when it started. For comparison, BC got 3 CPs in 4 months)
MHA's first volume was out already before Naruto ended. And it sold 140k in 4 weeks before leaving the chart. Everyone over here knows how big of a number that is for a first volume of a new series.
And again, to clarify, the first volume of said series was released
before Naruto ended. Now, during the promotion of said volume, please show me examples of how it was "
pushed so far by the end of Naruto". Because if you cant (and you definitely cannot) prove it, then you're just stating what you THINK is true.
undoubtedly repeats many of the aspects of the plot - Such as? Training arcs? Or school examination arcs? You mean those things that existed ever since HxH introduced the exam arcs? *smh*
With that regards then, BC or other action series are all surviving right now solely because of every other action or battle manga that ended because of, you know, cliche generic genre arcs that exist in almost every manga of same genre. Pretty sure BC would've died if Bleach had not ended I guess going by your logic.
