I'm confused now.Yeah, I first noticed it in the Viz digital magazine (when they were doing that).
The latest chapter even explained the whole event background and all, it's in a plot rush mode the last 3-4 chapters. The sales are terrible and isn't viewed as Abyss Rage or Dorei Yuugi are in the app, so no surprise anyway.
Still though, Arata just left on his mission to save the present, there's the people in the shelter, the development project, his father's situation and they just brought up his mother. I'm not surprised it's ending, but that's a whole of stuff to cover in just one chapter.
As someone said above, I would imagine it’s more of a time constraint thing than “I can’t think of how to delve into this theme further, so I’m just going to cut corners”.
I think something will pass OP eventually. Probably not in OUR lifetimes, but not until we’re very very old. But I think it can be done.
That's what we're thinking, but it's hard to know for sure from just the copyright info.
At this point we still doing the underestimating game with Yaiba? lol People here were laughing about being in the top 5, so laughing about beating Neverland, so laughing about beating Kingdom, better prepare that sock kkkk
Well, they're showing Aizawa's backstory in Vigilantes. If that doesn't say 'I have no room to put everything I want in the manga', I don't know what does.
New series will be picked up by M+ soon. Can't pinpoint how many, at least 1 more.
going by this and the post by @ruggia this could explain why HxH is still in WSJ despite all the hiatuses and the series only having a limited number of chapters every year. And why the series never moved to SQ or another magazine.Yeah, I first noticed it in the Viz digital magazine (when they were doing that).
I've also been wondering if that's the reason why Viz hasn't added it to their vault. Same with YYH as well.
Yu Yu Hakuhso isn't under joint ownership either? But how did Togashi have leverage to make that deal, he was a nobody before yu yu hakusho. Or maybe he bought the full rights later.I've also been wondering if that's the reason why Viz hasn't added it to their vault. Same with YYH as well.
But maybe they're just waiting for HxH to return, and then they'll add it (or both).
Authors generally opt to license out the IP management to the publisher and let them deal with negotiations surrounding anime, merchandising, etc. In this case, publishers are acting as their representative as most authors don't have the resources or the bandwidth to be dealing it on their own.
In case of Slam Dunk, Inoue has mentioned that he explicitly reclaimed back all the rights when anime ended because he was disappointed with how it turned out as well as the quality of the merchandising.Yeah, I assume he got them later. Same with Inoue.
Exactly what I assumed.
Viz has all the Hunter x Hunter Volumes available for purchase digitally on their SJ app, as well as all of Yu Yu Hakusho.I've also been wondering if that's the reason why Viz hasn't added it to their vault. Same with YYH as well.
But maybe they're just waiting for HxH to return, and then they'll add it (or both).
Not on the Viz copyrights page yet. Will probably have to wait until closer to when they release Vol. 1. I'm expecting Kishimoto/Okubo/Shueisha
Yeah, I'll be curious to see.
I heard that the anime wanted to change the ending so Inoue retracted the rights and it got cancelled, have you heard anything like this or is it just a rumor?
Ohh so a Slam Dunk remake it's all on Inoue's hands?
