The 2019 WSJ ToC thread is located here.
Yes, that's fine. However, remember the new topicality rule. No specific plot discussion of WSJ series with more than three volumes released.
I'm guessing/hoping for an Act-Age anime announcement at some point during 2020. As for the magazine itself, I think WSJ is going to try serializing at least 2 romcoms during the year since We Never Learn is 99% likely to conclude this year, and Yuuna could end whenever it so chooses basically.
Is that even likely? I dont receall jump having back to back shows that got anime all getting significant boosts to become a pillar.
Why do you think BC's sales will continue to drop? In fact why do so many people here that BC (hope I'm not breaking any rules by asking this)
technically not back to back as Dr. Stone aired between them (and Astra if you want to count Jump+) although I agree it becoming a pillar is pretty unlikely. I think it will get a boost but just kinda survive in the high middle of the pack until it eventually comes to a natural end.
Nothing in particular against the content of the manga itself, more like the notion that BC has reached its pinnacle potential already (as suggested by the steady decrease in sales on recent volumes)
I didn't say they will drop, just that's a possibility looking how the most recent volumes have fared. The anime's boost has long passed by too so its chances to grow are very unlikely.
If only I could just vote for Yozakura three times...
Funny enough, even though the poll is hidden to regular users, staff can still see it.
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Let me guess, Chainsaw Man in first again despite the entire chapter being "kaboom" kkkkk
No, just in general, this poll is quite a bit different than the last, and once I reveal the results, I have some theories as to why.
