MHA volume sales have always declined between seasons (the only exceptions are volume 21 who came out two months after the season ended, and volume 24, who is the first to show a sales increase between seasons).
Kind of weird considering I’m hearing about everything but positive things. As far as I know it kept going downhill quality wise since around the 100th chapter. I wonder why it’s seeing an increase in sales.
Its a consolidated series running for about 5 years , its gonna have its public by now who will be there volume after volume
How quick has Neverland been dropping, sales wise? I'm honestly curious. I don't hear much of the series nowadays compared to the beginning of the year. Now it's all Yaiba and Dr. Stone and Chainsawman. xD
I would put TPN down these at well. Quite sad how the manga turned out to be.
It's a gag manga why doe it need plot
Shame that it ended, but at the same it's nice since I can begin to read this :PJump+/MangaPlus's Curtain's Up, I'm Off has ended after 26 chapters and poor sales. Volume 3 will release on Feb 4.
Are you trying to say that Chainsaw mans story has nothing to offer because you are damn wrong about it. CSM is more than just gore
I think he meant that he cant think of good reasons to not recommend CSM aside from a distaste for violence and gore, which implies that he believes CSM has more than it.
Oh oops my bad
Needs animes. Curious how the endgame pairings in BLue Flag will be, will make or break the series.
Beautiful. Jin will forever be one of the best male character designs, or even designs in general, in the magazine. So cool.
Only time people were happy with auxillary characters from derivative works showing up in the main story was the BLack Clover anime since they added such an interesting perspective and expanded the world view at a time where we had little to no knowledge of the outside world. HeroAca's is more blatantly you needed to read this to understand this significance which fell flat on most people who didn't read and are not reading. Its vastly clear that Tabata handled it better and raised the quality of the series.
Darn, this was the best manga on the service. It had so much art and was so bar raising. It did what Act-Age couldn't and excelled on so many fronts. If only it wasn't trapped in the Jump+ trap and was in the main magazine. It could have outlasted Soul Catcher(s).Jump+/MangaPlus's Curtain's Up, I'm Off has ended after 26 chapters and poor sales. Volume 3 will release on Feb 4.
May I ask, monsieur Sharkbait, what about Act-Age is it you perceive as "lacking"?
focus, concentrated cast, realism, high school hijinks. Highschool chapters were the best.
Demon Slayer's also pretty violent, although Chainsaw Man does... add at least one layer of gratuity onto that. I still think that it's going to get plenty of marketing once WSJ is ready to start pushing the series. For the most part, if it's okay enough to be in the magazine, it's probably okay enough to market. With Yuuna as the one possible current exception.