It wouldn't be enough to fill the last volume, they need 6 additional chapters to do so. It will either end in a month and two weeks or it will last an additonal two volumes and will end in late spring.
Huh, that's odd. Your post showed as a double post, so I deleted the duplicate, and now both are gone.Wait, where did my post about M+ go?
We are allowed to talk about M+, right? Is this a glitch or something?
There's precedent for authors ending without enough content for an entire volume, and also authors ending with too many chapters, e.g. I remember the last volume of Shaman King and Dragon Ball being extra thick, think 200-220ish pages instead of the usual 180 pages.
That would be...a bit weird? I doubt it'll end next chapter, I think there'll probably be a couple more.
Technically it's up 1k, for what it counts I guess lol. I think it's too early to say it hit a plateau though, I'd give it atleast 1 more volume. We'll probably get a better idea of how high the demand for Kimetsu still is once the reprints hit the stores.
Seems unlikely to me. Volume 23 won't be finished for the series until chapter 205. Right now it'd be half full at 200. Plus given the way the series has done things, a few chapters for an epilogue seems up it's alley. So I'd say it looks on track to finish at chapter 205, with chapter 200 being the climax and maybe an ending announcement; barring something unexpected that would point to a longer continuation.
Yeah, either a month and a half, or not until late summer, especially with the popularity poll results being in August.
Wasnt it confirmed that haikyuu's final arc is going to be a long arc?
I think it will still grow. I'm not worried as it could be that people purchased digitally due to what's going on....Then again CSM experienced an actual growth. I guess we will see in the next volume.
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Yeah, Haikyu's final arc is going to be long as hell. They've only finished the first set thus far.
Not confirmed, but assumed because of the length of these matches. Still curious to see if
Wouldn't this be because of Covid-19?. I mean, the folks at Japan probably can't go out and buy manga as they like, only sticking to essential tasks like grocery shopping.
Why put the blame on Jigoku?
1. Doesn't change the rest of manga sales, from the looks of it.
Probably has something to do with Japanese folk actually listening and acting on the necessary precautions instead of filling the streets like dumbasses like I've seen in pretty much every western country.
He's putting the blame on Jump+
