yeah but jump #6/7 was out on the 6/7 last year...
https://comicvine.gamespot.com/weekly-shonen-jump-2490-no-6-7-january-29-30-2019/4000-697464/
since they're scheduled Monday at midnight JST rather than the usual time on Sunday I assume it's not a mistake. I wish they would say why there's a delay though.
most likely not a mistake
if it is just a mistake...
news.denfaminicogamer.jp
No, it doesn't really deserve constant bottom placements. It's not high art or anything but it's a reasonably mid-tier series that tends to get underrated for it's ecchi/SoL aspects. People tend to say that nothing happens, or that it's just ecchi/SoL, and ignore things like how much time has explicitly passed during the series, that there have been several arcs including a few battle arcs, there were some major revelations about the hero and heroine, and a few characters have had some noticable character development. People say that it can end anytime, while ignoring that it'd need an arc or two to wrap up loose plot threads in a decent manner. Granted not long arcs, as this is a series where arcs seldom get to the double digits, but arcs nonetheless. And so on. All in all I'd say it's mildly underrated.
Second. Not to say author vision can not ruin the series ( it can very easily ) but truth to be told mainstream readership ( just like any other form of audience ) doesnt really know what they want.
I think both are important but sometimes better to manga not try becoming so mainstream like One Piece or Naruto and find their own niche. Chainsawman is 'dark' but is fine with his niche. Act-Age is manga about acting topic with isn't that popular like battle shonen and finded their own niche. Plus AoT is one of most manstream anime this decade and WSJ said that not suited to their magazine (WSJ not taked the risk, so competition have AoT money).
That's a question that can't get definitive answer. It all comes down to luck weather one of those 2 options will work out
Depends. Do you want to be published in Jump? Then you're gonna have to keep your audience in mind (it doesn't need to be totally mainstream, but there has to be AN audience). That doesn't mean you have to abandon the story you intended to write, but you need to consider how your manga will come across to the readers.
Boruto, no question. It's on par with Naruto for me.
It's fine to like Boruto, saying it's on par with Naruto is not fine. Biggest insult in 2019
You must have a great life if your biggest problem is people liking stuff that you don't.
Like, where did I make it seem like I had a genuine issue. What i said shouldn't have brought you to that conclusion come on
Sarcasm is hard when you don't know the other person.
Tadahiro Miura is such an underrated artist. Perhaps if he did a straight up battle shonen, maybe then more people will realize.
Miura is fantastic. I'm a big fan of him since the previous manga where he was only artist.
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I gave the example of gaga being something like Dr.Slup and Gintama and comedy being like Grand Blue.
Gag to me is more one-off stuff barely connected that's mostly just jokes. Typically in 4koma format but not always.