nah, there is a video, that I haven't seen yet
oh just noticed this
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le dessert is now non mangaplus
https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/viewer/1003644
Jigokuraku as well
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Nak being a BEASTARS fan makes me dislike him less
I've heard of both of those before, but I've never read them. Since they're both longer, more famous series, I'm saving those for a bit later down the road when I may have time to read a series that long more quickly. I did, however, just finished Koisome Momiji and really enjoyed the experience. The chapters were super easy to read, and the end of each one really made me want to jump right into the next chapter. You could definitely tell around which chapter the author learned its fate had been decided, but nothing really felt unnaturally rushed. Their artwork has definitely become more polished in Yuuna, most certainly being suited for an ecchi series, but it was still really good in Koisome. Much like in Yuuna, I was able to feel something for all of the characters. The updated listing:
It's not blant.. its mysterious, obviously they dont wanna spoil much. Things are easy to spoil in this serie
Double Arts is considered as a romcom?
I added it to the list more for the romance element to it, despite the fact that the action/adventure is definitely its primary focus. I definitely doesn't fit in with the others in the list neatly, so I kind of just shoehorned it in there.
I think it worked pretty well even with not much moviment. I mean, of all the Jump titles right now, Stone it's one of those who rarely will need sakuga-fest to have a good appeling visual wise since Boichi art was well transported from the manga. (Except with some fights, but they are a little percent of the manga).
Well, it's not because it's not action that animation isn't a must. We have many examples out there every season with shows with no action but with simple scenes with sakuga on the most simple actions of the characters, going from slice of life to romance.
I want to know too.
People just want a figurehead to blame for the magazine not being how they want, that’s it really
So a petty refusal to acknowledge how the market itself has changed. Right.
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Nah, the magazine and the market has always had ways of not pleasing people, and not all people are displeased in the same way. It’s just scapegoating the most obvious candidate for “this isn’t what I want from Jump”. An understandable frustration, but I don’t think it achieves much.
Nak isn't in charge of the TOC.
