The TOC still shows whether a new series has a chance to survive or not.
Promised Neverland is at the bottom. That means this poll in twitter isn't a good reflection for the Weekly Shonen Jump.
Speak for yourself, I like Beast Children.
Perhaps there is a small possibility (minimum) of TSS, Beast children and Futare in the taisei to serve as a cushion for saiyuki and kamio yui.
I *love* Beast Children. Very refreshing take on a sport so far in.
So TPN is in the bottom? I don't follow the series but unless some over here tells me that the manga has been ridiculously bad, I'm just gonna keep laughing at this "reliable" twitter survey.
I think it's dropped a little bit, but nowhere near that much. Even excluding series I don't read I don't see why it would be last.
TPN is usually in the top 5 of the TOC. So, it won't be the last at the bottom in 7 or 8 chapters (which would be the current chapters).
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Wow, this cover is amazing and I really love how Dr. Stone has an amazing cast of likeable characters.
I don't feel it refreshing, but I think is the best of this round of new series.
Sad that this post got ignored, but will post my thoughts on it today when I read it. Looks cute from the art on the page.
Well it's a far reach from the beginning, but far from horrible. At least it's not on the bottom for Issue 30 poll lol
I hope to hear about it, I found it to be one of the most interesting things I have read in M+ for now, it was really different. Regarding that The Promised Neverland thing, I don't find really useful those kind of weekly rankings aside from showing if people liked/enjoyed/found interesting a certain chapter. I mean, it could actually go from bottom to Top 3 in matter of 2 chapters or so depending on what happens in the chapter itself. Recent chapters of TPN have been a bit more slow and haven't had much of development, so it's understandable that the hype has not been that much. Also, we can see how sales keep sky-rocketing, so in conclusion, let's not determine the performance of a series taking just one variable of its performance, be it sales or be it popularity on Twitter.
Well, if it's only for issue 29, I can see why it is at the bottom, that week it got a transition chapter, with very few thing interesting, not really surprising, and it picks up right away in the next issue (that btw, proofs Emma right, called it).
