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I don't know. I feel pretty happy with what I'm reading now, TBH. I wouldn't mind quality new series, of course. But I can honestly say that I am pretty satiated.
I agree, but it's also worth noting that the usual flops didn't get the same treatment S8 got.
I'm enjoying the stuff we have now too of course, it's just we've finally got the entire lineup of series officially translated (except Yuuna) so it feels a bit sad that it happened when we've essentially got 8 spaces for flops. Sometimes there's only been 2-3 open spaces not filled by at least minor hits but now it's almost half the magazine.
My problem is so many of the seemingly axed series reach a point where they just start flopping around for 10 chapters before finally ending. I assume it's because they know they're going to be axed and don't want to bother putting effort into a dead series and save ideas for future series but there's too much deadweight to cancel them right away. If we don't get new series soon that problem is only going to get worse when TPN, WNL, Demon Slayer and maybe Yuuna start ending.
How does he have tenure over Togashi?
What evidence do you have to such a thing being the case? Mangaka don't even have typical "contracts" to my knowledge.
Part of the problem is simply that so many of the new series that have launched have seemed to emphasize the unspectacular and safe over everything else. Ne0, Higuma, TSS and Zipman all had/have that problem of having very standard and "traditional" storylines with small casts and simple villains above all else, rather than doing anything which would actually garner reader attention and interest. Meanwhile we have series like Yui, Taisei, Beast, Yozakura and Agravity which seem outright unfinished in some ways, with no clear direction or jarring tonal shifts which make the manga largely incoherent. For the most part, many of the serializations simply never even stood a chance.
Honestly though, a mangaka can definitely improve throughout a serialization. I mean, if I go back to 2016, I'm pretty sure most people would think kimetsu was getting axed early on. Fast forward 180 chapters later and it's the biggest hit of the decade.
Absolute facts. Would be sad for DS if that happened
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Wasn't Shimabukuro's first manga (forgot the name) cancelled because he got accused of doing something sexual with a minor but it was apparently false or something?
He hired a girl through an agency. Unbeknownst to him the girl was a year underaged.Absolute facts. Would be sad for DS if that happened
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Wasn't Shimabukuro's first manga (forgot the name) cancelled because he got accused of doing something sexual with a minor but it was apparently false or something?
I doubt Kishimoto's is that kind of person.
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Ah I see. Thanks
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He makes more money
Takeshi got cancelled in WSJ due to the scandal but Shimabu still managed to wrap up the series in Super Jump a few years later.Absolute facts. Would be sad for DS if that happened
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Wasn't Shimabukuro's first manga (forgot the name) cancelled because he got accused of doing something sexual with a minor but it was apparently false or something?
Never heard of this rumour but that sounds funny. What have people bee saying? What's there reason?
God, I just remembered they ran an interview about Samurai 8 in Yomiuri just before it debuted. Jump really was assuming it be something huge.
Tenure = money?
Ok. I won't say anything here ever again unless I want to ask a question.