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Shikabana and Shuttle Eyes placed at the bottom before their Volume 1s are even out is a horrible sign. Weekly Young Jump strikes again, as usual.ToC coming in a few minutes as soon as all the pages for the magazine in my app finish loading.
I have to say the first cha[ter for Shapeshifter was meh but the second chapter was incredible. Gonna follow this series for at least a volume to see how the story progresses.
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Nice color page for Snack Basue. Pretty respectable sales for Kawaisounine when compared to all of the other new WYJ series from the last basically 2 years. I wish Maku Musubi would've ended up higher after if first chapter went fairly viral on Twitter, but hopefully its next volume will do better.Young Jump 2019/35
Bungo (Lead Color)
Kingdom
Golden Kamuy
Shapeshifter
Kawaisounine, Genki-kun (Color)
Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai
Kaguya-sama wo Kataritai
Libidors
Minamoto-kun Monogatari
Beshari Gurashi
Promise The Star (Color/Oneshot)
Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu
Kanojo no Yasei ga Te ni Oenai
Maka Musubi
Batuque
Snack Basue (Color)
Pochi Gokko
Douji-gun kan
Tiempo
Shikabana -Hana, Shitai, Koto-
Shuttle Eyes
ABSENT: Shadows House, Made in Hikkomuse, MOMO -the blood taker-
Preview 36/37
Lead Color: Kingdom
Color: Shuttle Eyes, Pochi Gokko, MOMO -the blood taker-
Bungo Chapter 196 (Lead Color)
Kawaisounine, Genki-kun Chapter 18 (Color)
Promise The Star (Color/Oneshot)
Snack Basue Chapter 100 (Color)
Oricon Top 50, July 22-28
#4 - Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai v15 - 93,979 / 210,521
Shoseki Ranking, July 22-28
#201 - Rikudou v23 [end] - 5,581 / 11,676
#211 - Kawaisou ni ne, Genki-kun v1 - 5,391 / 10,894
#340 - Batuque v4 - 3,340 / 6,890
#459 - Maku Musubi v1 - 2,505 / 5,467
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Snack Basue has one of the most interesting Color Pages I have seen recently. It looks like a painting! So damn good and creative!
Yikes for Libidors. It still seems to rank decently most of the time despite that. Also, I almost always forget that Good Job and Who I Am are both technically still around, but sporadically, especially for Who I am. Honestly, there's a lot of stuff that could easily end, but basically all of it is new stuff from basically the past year.
Oh wow, I had no idea who Good Job's author was. I decided to look him up, and had no idea is was being done by someone with so many decades worth of experience. Definitely an interesting works list throughout the years. In that case, I can definitely agree that Good Job will probably stick around for as long as it wants (within reason if its sales are atrocious).
Issue #38
November 2018. Reason being '' Yu Sasuga needs to take a medical treatment for his disease''. Considering it has passed like 9 months since then, I am really worried about the guy.
A bit surprised to see Hatsukoi Zombie's author trying out something in WYJ instead of publishing in Sunday again. Although its sales were never great, WSS definitely gave Hatsukoi Zombie time to write a full story, regardless of how I felt about its conclusion. Maybe he was looking to try something with more of a mature theme?
Things are looking pretty good for Kawaisounine with a number like that. It could potentially show up for another week as well. Hoping Maku Musubi can turn things around as well since the series feels like it has a lot of heart to it. Although WYJ hasn't found any mega-hits yet, but it has been a while since the newbies have even ended up over 10k.