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I would say that it smells like Rosario to Vampire.I've been saying from the start that it smells like a Medaka-ish series, which had Zenkichi as dude co-protagonist.
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TBH, exceptions like Hinomaru are super rare. I don't think such a case has existed in WSJ before. Comedies like Saiki are a different case.Eh, I won't lie that I may have misinterpreted, but from series such as Hinomaru we can see that sales/being a hit isn't everything when it comes to being in Jump.
Besides, as long as manga are published, there will be more popular and less popular manga. Even if all manga becomes insanely good there is a limit to demand so there will still be hits and not-hits.
I believe it’s a couple pages backTOC is quite late this week huh
TocTOC is quite late this week huh
oh thanks, i didn't see lolToc
Kamio Yui wa Kami wo Yui (Cover + Lead CP, New Series by Shiibashi Hiroshi)
One Piece
Kimetsu no Yaiba
Yakusoku no Neverland
Saigo no Saiyuuki (CP)
Dr. Stone
Boku no Hero Academia
Boku-tachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai (CP)
Haikyuu!!
Black Clover
Jujutsu Kaisen
Act-Age
Hinomaru Zumou (CP)
Shokugeki no Soma
Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san
Jimoto ga Japan
Chainsaw-man
Gokutei Higuma
ne0;lation
Shishunki Renaissance! David-kun
WSJ #16:
Cover + Lead CP: Black Clover
CP: Dr. Stone, Act-Age, Kamio Yui wa Kami wo Yui
better than "Canada? What's that? We only work with North America."Worst part of being in America, only two states exist, New York and California. No way I can make it see it March 8th.
Fellow Maplebro spottedbetter than "Canada? What's that? We only work with North America."
Yeah, because realism is what drives the manga in WSJ.Main character looks so old. Though this would be a high school series.