I mean, KnY wasn't big enough initially either, though.
I think so. Jujutsu is still in "obscure" rank. I wonder how will the anime change that. The only series that I can see becoming the premier series is Burn the Witch if the anime serialization rumors become true and the manga is a success from start.
Do we know for sure that Kubo's next serialization is Burn the Witch?
I still find what came about with Demon Slayer fascinating since it's never happened before I believe. The closest example I can think of is Death Note but it's sales increased AFTER it ended. Still find it funny how he's negated to say anything about the global success of other series (especially given how OP isn't even the most successful manga in countries outside Japan) and went back to shilling the latest titles.Article about Kimetsu and current industry.
Jump Editor-in-Chief Explains What's Unusual About Demon Slayer's Success
Weekly Shonen Jump editor-in-chief Hiroyuki Nakano spoke to entertainment magazine Nikkei Entertainment about the current trends in manga. One of the main...www.animenewsnetwork.com
Nope.
#1 Kimetsu no Yaiba 19
Let's be honest, Jump would give anything or even kill to have Kimetsu stick around a little longer as part of their new "Twin Pillars" alongside MHA.
I really hope they've thought about trying to get Wani to make a Jojo-esque part 2 with a new setting and new characters. I think someone on here actually mentioned the idea.
I did, didn’t it also sell out in stores recently? Does anyone know what’s causing it? It’s been weeks since the anime ended, so it’s weird that this growth is happening now of all times.
Post-anime effect perhaps? If I'm not mistaken this is the first volume that came after the anime ended
You love to see it.
Lmao. Well played Yozakura, the biggest plot twist we ever had.
RIP Mitama
What's your deal with OP or more specifically the fandom?
