This was kinda the actual reason I was asking about how intently people follow OP. I notice that, generally, it's the older users who joined when the series was at its hottest around Marineford or so who talk about how intently the series is part of them. Meanwhile, people like me who joined around the launch of Manga+ generally either treat it as a passing interest, or quickly burnt out on it due to both the sheer length and the increasing narrative compression being overwhelming. It's an interesting contrast I feel.
OP has been on a decline since its massive peak sales of like 3M+ so I cant see how you can make an argument that it's had the exact opposite effect. I think some of the readers that left, will get back to OP once Wano is done (not to suggest it'll get a massive boost or something).
Fujoooo booooooostAbout the demographic charts, this was the most recent one after the anime ended, mostly women on its 30 and 40s. But i guess shueshia will release theirs with more concrete info
Manga is incredibly cheap in Japan. 440 yen is the standard price for Jump volumes, and that's about $4.50 depending on the conversion.
Also one of the many reasons why KnY is such a hit. It's so easy to get caught up with KnY. Plus its more straightforward than OP (not to say OP is a complex read)
I'm curious as to how the movie's gonna be doing internationally, especially compared to the first film.
That'd still be like 400 bucks for all of One Piece, though.
Should do fine at least. Would be great if does at least as much as the first one.
A friend of mine took him 3 months, but that was when it had like 750+ chapter (around the time naruto was about to end). But now it's quite a challenge.
I've always suspected that the whole "you have to read it from the beginning" philosophy was caused by the degree to which pirated manga was made available in the west, rather than causing it. When the back issues are so prevalent and at no cost, there's less reason to avoid them, and it's a way for gatekeeping "fans" to decide who get to be their "peers".
About the demographic charts, this was the most recent one after the anime ended, mostly women on its 30 and 40s. But i guess shueshia will release theirs with more concrete info
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Speaking of demographics
SxF
Chainsaw man
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I've heard that due to its slot being right after other superpopular shows, you can't directly attribute it's popularity to an increase of fans. Aka people stay on the television since they might as well, if BNHA is following what they came to watch.
Reminder that I did it in 3 days over a long weekend in HS (reread tho)
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Honestly that's a bad mentality to have. The "finish it because it's there" mentality. Might as well never read it in that case.
Very happy about this. Both manga deserve it.
I kinda got burned out. I think Oda over-extended the series. Oda is insanely talented at telling and extending stories, but there's always a limit, which is why most long-runners worsen over time. I think One Piece has 20-30 volumes that could have been cut-out. Would have improved the pace of the story.