I'd say MHA itself began to rapidly swerve off the line in the same way as Jujutsu as the story developed. It's only Black Clover of the modern era nekketsu which really stayed 100% "typical" for better or worse.
Meanwhile, the Endeavor Arc, as groundbreaking as it is, only sparked massive outrage from Twitter.
Definitely agree with Endeavor's arc being exceptionally handled, but I wouldn't say MVA was so bold considering HxH had already started doing villain pov's in Jump.
Very happy with Spy x Family's success, already outselling most of Jump, next stop Kingdom!
Some idiots just couldn't wait until the end of the arc to see the conclusion of Endeavor's prologue to give a full judgement... (It's also why I hate the anime's decision to end S4 at which point)
I would beg to differ. Horikoshi presented the LoV in such a way that they were protagonists in that arc, struggling just as much as the MCs in any other shonen would. When you really look at it, the structure of that arc is very much similar, and shows that these villains are also growing into their roles just as much the MC, developing in parallel with them.Definitely agree with Endeavor's arc being exceptionally handled, but I wouldn't say MVA was so bold considering HxH had already started doing villain pov's in Jump.
MHA is a pretty straightforward shonen though, each successful by the book shonen battle manga has something that separates it from the others, by the book doesn't mean it's a copy.
Very happy with Spy x Family's success, already outselling most of Jump, next stop Kingdom!
Ok I will admit that my argument is dumb. While I still stand by jujutsu kaisan and chainsawman being different; it was in no way me trying to sell it short so I take back the comments simplifying jujutsu kaisan as it is definitely a very one of a kind battle shonen. It’s gritty art style, body horror, amazing character designs, compelling characters, unique and strategic battle scenes, surprisingly sad and dark moments, and it’s intricate battle system. My intentions weren’t to undermine as “just another fun battle shonen” because it’s definitely more than that.
Yeah I’ve definitely have took this series for granted to. While I do feel like the pacing and fight scenes could have been better in the first 3 seasons one can’t deny the incredible world building and writing put in this series. If you take a close look at it you can see how this series tackles a ton of philosophical and ideological themes. Themes like prejudice , abuse, neglect, capitalism vs communism, and mental illness. At first I seen this as just another generic naruto ripoff but in reality this is one of the most deepest manga currently running on shonen jump. Or maybe I’m this is just a stretch and a terrible take, still an amazing manga to me either way.
Are you up to date with HxH? Current main villain is a legitimate underdog with just as much, if not more talent than the protagonists. The spiders have also grown alongside the protagonists.
Umm.. BLEACH constantly gets reprinted (As pretty much every popular Jump manga does), what you are really asking is if BLEACH will get a re-release (As in a different edition), to which I think... Maybe? I mean there's a reason why Dai No Daiboken will get 3 volumes per month, maybe they are trying to speed things up for when BLEACH gets its kanzenban (hopefully?)
What Kanzenbans have been released in Mexico. IIRC the one for I"s was released there.
Duno if count DNA2 as a success. It got anime but it also got axed at like more or less the same number of chapters as Samurai 8.
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The manga got a tv anime and a sequel with 3 OVA few months after ending, and still today a quite known series, i don't know how you consider it as "axed" lol
Ended serialization at chapter 42 and not because Katsura wanted. Yes, it got anime, OVAs and is known; the manga was still axed.
No mention of a Fall premiere in the trailer + different staff so no.
