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You're already answer yourselfI know it's just 3 days, but those numbers are kinda low for TPN and MHA, aren't they?
You're already answer yourselfI know it's just 3 days, but those numbers are kinda low for TPN and MHA, aren't they?
...Dude, that is an obvious fake. The big giveaway (besides the piss-poor photshop job) is that Shaman King is there, a series Sheisha no longer has the rights to.Round 2
Of course it's fanmade....Dude, that is an obvious fake. The big giveaway (besides the piss-poor photshop job) is that Shaman King is there, a series Sheisha no longer has the rights to.

This, really. Bugs me a weird amountMy major problem with that Red vs. Blue is that neither Blue Exorcist or Rosario+Vampire are Weekly Shonen Jump series.
oh a new serialization round, prediction time
I was comparing them to other volumes with 3 days.You're already answer yourself
What did those "realistic hopes" creators do, out of curiosity?oh a new serialization round, prediction time
obvious predictions:
Exorcists manga
Baseball manga
Yuusaku Shibata return (said he was working on a new series)
Ken Ogino return (said he was working on a new series)
Kentarou Itani return (Takuan and Batso was well received despite the axe)
NisiOisiN return (have been doing oneshots left and right)
Hot by Akira Amano serialization (I mean, what else she got going on??)
Masaoki Shindou debut (GFC winner who still have not receive his prize)
realistic hopes (I just like these mangakas) :
Hakutei no Erica by Kenta Yuzuriha serialization
Tatsuya Tanimoto debut
Mitsuki Nagata debut
Yuusuke Utsumi return
unrealistic predictions (little chance of happening but would be amazing if it did) :
Dragon Garow Lee moving from Plus
Sui Ishida moving from Young Jump
I'm just doing this so I can spam meme magic if any of these prediction come true
Kenta Yuzuriha did Hakutei no Erica oneshot (horse racing)What did those "realistic hopes" creators do, out of curiosity?
BTW, while I know Amano is possible, I really hope she doesn't. She is rally not a skilled enough writer to function to modern standards, and Reborn does not have enough nostalgia to support her longer than maybe six months.
Self-parody manga would be very great but the problem with it that it becomes boring pretty fast. I mean if it is just a parody. Even stuff like that still needs decent main plot and likeable characters so humor would actually makes sense.My prediction for the new serialization (50% a joke and 50% something I've been thinking about for years) is that it will be a magical girl battle parody where the girl herself is an anthropomorphized version of the WSJ pirate logo turned on its side (which resembles the profile of a young girl, as pointed out in Saiki Kusuo), but when she transforms into a magical girl, she's a walking parodical encyclopedia of Weekly Shonen Jump as a whole (as in parodying powers, tropes, etc. as in Medaka Box). Just like a self-obvious, trope heavy romp with some weird comedy thrown in there.
Chainsawman is already official surviving in jump, espcially with the sales so..Which of the remaining 2019 debuts will be the first to conclude, after The Last Saiyuki?
- Chainsaw Man
- Yui Kamio Lets Loose
- Samurai 8
- Double Taisei
- Beast Children
- Tokyo Shinobi Squad
Alternately, "which 2019 debuts will survive past the end of the year" if you want to do a poll that supports multiple votes per person.
Oh cool, thanks for laying this out.Kenta Yuzuriha did Hakutei no Erica oneshot (horse racing)
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Tatsuya Tanimoto did Goo to Goo oneshot (highschool boxing)
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Mitsuki Nagata did Dondohare oneshot (ghost buster) and she also redraw Kokoronashi no Kirimu webcomic from Jump Plus
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Yuusuke Utsumi did Ultra Battle Satellite (MMA/ Baki clone manga)
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I see you and raise you to a slice of life gag manga starring the author avatars of the WSJ mangaka.My prediction for the new serialization (50% a joke and 50% something I've been thinking about for years) is that it will be a magical girl battle parody where the girl herself is an anthropomorphized version of the WSJ pirate logo turned on its side (which resembles the profile of a young girl, as pointed out in Saiki Kusuo), but when she transforms into a magical girl, she's a walking parodical encyclopedia of Weekly Shonen Jump as a whole (as in parodying powers, tropes, etc. as in Medaka Box). Just like a self-obvious, trope heavy romp with some weird comedy thrown in there.
I would sincerely take that, honestly.I see you and raise you to a slice of life gag manga starring the author avatars of the WSJ mangaka.