i'm just guessing based on recent axing
Let's not forget how ne0;lation ended. Probably one of the most abrupt endings I have ever seen, and only because Higuma still has its epilogue coming this month.
It's more like they won't want the magazine to have too small or just oneshots to filler. Then, they probably need to save the higher in the bottom of the TOC for a time.
https://natalie.mu/comic/pp/weeklychamp03
Was Estelle actually that popular? Honestly, the large shift in focus to her character actually made me lose a bit of interest in what was happening. It's not even that I disliked her, but it just felt like it was too much about her and not enough of that bro/sis bonding I was enjoying
if it makes them a lot of money they're gonna make another one whether he likes it or not
i dunno how popular she is
Ah, alright then. I still can't help but laugh about how bitter Ziga's author was in that series epilogue lol. Dude should look into making a monster girl series if he wants to find some success, maybe not in Jump, but somewhere
Its either one big juicy bait or somebody really likes "Be Forever Yorozuya"
Hard to say for the relevant target audience, it's not like we'll be getting a popularity poll, haha...ha...
That smiley at end cracked me up lol.it's good that they gave Chainsaw a chance in the end, but being on the fence about a series because it isn't Jump-ish while shoving GIGA flops here and there isn't really making me hopeful
my point in mentioning those 4, is to say you don't need to hand hold new series, they can break out by themselves
even ones with slower start than instant hits survived the magazine until their anime popularity arrived
and about the campaigns, it's the same argument as Coach vs General Manager from sports discussions, when a team is doing badly who's to blame?
the coach or the guy that put the coach in this position?
are those rookie editors to blame or who put them in that position? I would argue their superiors are
Kamio & Saiyuki have been struggling magazines wise since ch 9
but they kept them in the magazine for 10 more weeks (about 3 months)
why? the the hope volume sales would be great enough to save them?
now, that volumes are out and flopping what did they gain?
a good old 12 ch axe could have cut their losses
The thing is what you hear in websites (even japanese websites) will not necessarily reflect the real popularity of the character.
Not only that but the batch were higuma and ne0 were was so cramped up, they had to be impactful right on the bat. Now how much free space there is in wsj, espcially having boruto and food wars gone. There is no haste
Of course, that's what I meant with "Hard to say for the relevant target audience,".
Well it's not gonna be his last movie for sure, lol. First mha movie beats OG classic movies in numbers, they ain't gonna slip that tho
Sure body sure
What was the ziga author bitter about?
It will depend if the adult audience of WSJ wants this. They being adults doesn't mean they are interested in an adult MC.
People don't always know what they want. I do like that teenager and child MCs can eventually grow up after timeskips and the like, admittedly. I am a fan of character design changes throughout a series lifespan.