Do you mean the number of hours Gotoge puts into drawing or the speed at which he/she is able to draw?
Yeah, I hated FT but there's no denying the amount of hours and speed Mashima put into drawing manga.
Who knows, one thing I will say though is that if Gotouge does come back I expect it to be a different genre.
Both, probably. Appearently Gotouge is very fast but it is also true that the croc has never taken a break even once throughout Kimetsu's serialization.
the K-On author (at least until K-On Shuffle started but that was years later) only had K-On and based on their author comments in the volumes just wanted to spread love for musical instruments. Obvious that wouldn't be the exact case for Demon Slayer but it shows it has happened.
I think the editor said it in the mangaplus interview.
He published 6 chapters in 2 weeks once. Mashima is drawing machine.
You're right. It was mentioned in the Katayama interview.
Hopefully not a battle shonen. I think something like a slice of life series would be nice.
Nice? More like PERFECT. If we can get a long SOL/Comedy series by Gotouge full of expressions like in Kimetsu it would be so cool.
Actually, Gotouge planned to give up in case Kimetsu never got serialized, probably because of being rejected several times before this (and I remember the other editor talking that art was a huge barrier in landing a serialization)
with this and Attack on Titan it makes you wonder how many series/authors got rejected and the author gave up that could have been huge hits
But that's what Jump needs more of though.
Frankly, between Jujutsu, Chainsaw and the current direction of MHA, one can make the argument that suffering and brutality is very much the modern vogue of battle manga.
Based and man of culture.
who says it would work out differantly. Fujimoto is a person you leave hands off
A slice of life with that art? Pfft. That's a no thanks from me, even though no one asked
That's very true, but have you actually read Fire Punch? A lot of it's content is... dark, for lack of a better word. Chainsaw Man gets away with a lot, but Fire Punch is almost a hundred times more upsetting in certain places, not something that could exist in a children's magazine without heavy changes to the story. Jump+ was the perfect place for it. Fujimoto probably had a lot more freedom due to the looser content restrictions. That's the reason Fire Punch is what it is.