A decade is too much, only manga that really, really, really well reaches it.
I'd still take Higuma and Neolation over the current batch any time.
I think it's meant to communicate the "Japan is now multi-cultural" idea the manga has going? Hence having the back in a different language.huh, for some reason the text on the panels at the back of TSS vol.1 are in english , even more intriguing is that they are not even the viz versions
Because it looks cool, I guess?huh, for some reason the text on the panels at the back of TSS vol.1 are in english , even more intriguing is that they are not even the viz versions
probably
It's Double Arts for me. The series actually started relatively popular, I think? It's from before I started following the ToC so I'm not actually sure. Anyway, it had such a cool premise and characters, and the art and paneling were pretty good. One criticism I remember being made at the series was that it got kinda slow, but, well, if you remember me suffering because of Saiyuki, you know I don't care that much. I think they could have something great there if they gave it more time, but oh well.
I mean, if it keeps them at that level, why not? They aren't gonna axe it for no reason. They let HZ go for 5 years with far lower sales (granted Black Clover doesn't have the 'adds variety' card since battle manga is the one genre that's thriving in the magazine). The anime is very popular and profitable, and with a chunk of the magazine about to end in the near future and another chunk flopping hard, the rest of established series can probably do whatever they want. Besides, Black Clover might not be as popular as Haikyuu or My Hero Academia, but I think it's fair to call it a staple of the magazine at this point. It probably drives many people to buy the magazine. And now that the huge long-runners that were Bleach, Naruto and Gintama are gone, Shueisha could be looking for substitutes. Series that people can trust to always be there for a long time and carry the magazine while everything else comes and goes.
I mean Double Arts got a second cover and extra-length chapter pretty early in, so editorial at the very least thought it had potential. It’s definitely one of the series I’d like to see more of myself as well.
Are we not counting One Piece? or is that granted
Yeah, I took One Piece and Boruto for granted. The other long running series, Black Clover, has the incognite about if it is continuing in Fall.
Wait, the I'm From Japan "anime" is still airing? How popular is it, exactly?
If We Never Learn was a split cour to begin with, then there’s pretty much no chance it’ll continue into Winter. Stone is confirmed to only be 2 cours. Soma may very well be split cour, though can’t say yet. Hoping Haikyu is only one cour given the worries surrounding it’s scheduling, and given they’ve cut out some content from the broadcast as OVAs.
i remembered something else, Saiki Kusou new season still doesn't have an airing date yet
I think, regarding 2021, Jump will need a new title to sell like Kimetsu and Neverland. Maybe Jujutsu will grow to that point, maybe a new 2020 series will be a hit. How much did Neverland sell in its second year? But yeah, Jump is on the verge of losing many of its most popular series (it's not impossible that Haikyu ends late 2020/early 2021 as well), so it's interesting to see what will pick up the slack.
TPN is just 2020 and "Uchi Tama!? ~Uchi no Tama Shirimasen ka?~" is airing in Noitamina for winter so it probably isn't a winter show unless it moves to a different block.