Maybe that's to do with length? TPN hasn't hit 200 chapters yet. Food Wars ended with 315, Nisekoi with 229 and Reborn with 409. I never read Reborn but Nisekoi and Food Wars were going downhill for years (maybe even around the chapter 179 mark) while there's varying opinions on where exactly TPN started getting bad (not just not as good as the first arc) but most people I see were fine until the current arc which I think has been going on for like 8 months?
Maybe I'm biased because Moriking left a really good first impression on me, but I thought there was some good character development and feel-good moments this chapter. I don't know, I just feel like there's a lot more character and soul in this series already than some of the other newbies, though we'll have to wait and see. I would put it at least at a 'Good' on your scale.
shonen magazine has Tokyo manji revengers and that is as yankee as you can get and currently has 4 million copies in circulation. I feel like the reason why it was successful was because of the time travel elements and it’s suspenseful nature. Since heavy metal yankee seems to be taking a strong battle shonen approach to it I think it can be very successful. Also can attract older people who see this as kind of like a “throwback manga”.
Its been there for hours, they should be sleeping lol.
You know what would be cool, if we had an actual horror manga on jump. Jump has never really have a huge straight up horror ip on jump since outer zone While we do have series like chainsawman, TPN, death note, muhjo to rijo, nura, and jujutsu kaisan these series more so have elements of horror than being straight up horror manga. I could see it being an episodic horror of the week, survival horror, or even a mystery horror if they want a story that’s going to last long. I feel that it is the best time considering jump is going into more genres and the fact that jujutsu and chainsaw is serializing so they can even put more violent and dark content in it.Jump original novel Suicide Maid is getting a manga adaptation on Jump Plus by Katsutoshi Murase (Arata Primal)
Hmm, I'd agree that there are similarities but on a whole I think the UU is simpler than the HxH Power system which is far more complex.
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Like other user also commented, I don't think the core rules are the most important part of HxH Power system later on, but the execution itself.
At last, I finally have my spirit sense..
Haven't read it but it sells pretty ok right? Even got released in the US a while back, this doesn't seem like that surprising a turn of events?