outside that is a set of things that we have already seen in other sport manga. I'm surprised you like it so much without complaining about the clichés.
I mean, I can't really complain about cliches directly, given that with spoken it's basically a glass ceiling as to what you can exactly do on a base level. It's just Beast Children hasn't really shown any outstanding qualities outside of that.
that's even better. A series that you read without knowing where you are going is better than one that is predictable.
Yep, except that for double taisei, it seems the author himself doesn't know where he's heading with the story.
Chainsaw Man still has a logical throughline to events, though. Denji wants to feel some boobs - Power uses him in an attempt to get her cat back, Denji is suffering an existential crisis over having no goal in life - Makima gives him the goal of killing the Gun Devil, Gun Devil is set up as main villain - Heroes are attacked by the Gun Devil's subordinates.
Kamio Yui is even worse. The mangaka started it as a deliquent (but not serious) manga, then turned into a rom-com without ecchi, then became a pure gag with next to no romantic elements, then it shifted to ecchi, then turned to serious action with some occasional ventures to exposition random chapters.
I'm didn't make it all the way through ne0, Samurai, Beast, or Tokyo. I made it through Higuma and thought it was decent, but not amazing. I wouldn't have minded if it stuck around a bit longer. Saiyuki is starting to lose me, but since it's probably near the end, I'll stick it out. Chainsawman I read purely for Denji/Power shenanigans. I can honestly barely tell what's going on in those fight scenes half the time.
) transferring out, I'm hoping they can turn things around eventually.
Name of anime?
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Bro dont feel pity man,, there are enough mangakas dying to even being in A shonenjump magazine, let alone Weekly. You should be happy af and blessed to be next to the pillars who shaped the genre and regocnized, meanwhile that f**** gonna trash them like that?. Hahahaah nah fuck him
I'd like to stay optimistic for Saiyuki until it actually ends or its first volume sales are low enough to kill any remaining hope (whichever comes first) but it really doesn't seem likely at this point.
There is a possibility one of these may survive in 3 cases:
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Jump doesn't care about the sales of newbies if the readers reception is bad. At best it will match Gokutei Higuma's numbers, which would still be atrocious for WSJ. I don't see it being an outlier, only veteran works that were placed poorly in TOCs sold well. Literally the only flop example for a newbie mangaka would at best be Cross Account, which at least outsold Kimetsu and Act-Age Vol 1s for the first week. Also AKABOSHI (but a poor example as a manga now 10 years old)
Honestly, I think I'd rather stick out Saiyuki and Yui than see if any of the newest 4 turn it around for me. Excluding Samurai, I think all of the rest, including Yui and Saiyuki, will probably be gone by the end of 2019. Anyone know how the reception of DT, Beast & Shinobi has been in Japan so far?
Cross Account seemed to almost have a strange cult following. Its sales technically could've been considered good enough to squeak by while the major flops would get axed. Honestly, I was a little surprised it didn't get transferred to Jump+ given the whole "relationship through an app/phone" premise. It may have fit well reading it on a mobile platform, similar to how iShoujo's sequel lasted for so long on Jump+