Do you still insist on not putting Yozakura Family as a romance too?
isnt it one-sided, the romance is not even a subplot. It'd be like calling KHR a romance series.
Colleague, the first chapter of yozakura is taiyo and Mutsumi getting married, apart from the various chapters focused on their relationship (chapter of the aquarium for example).
He's none other than the OG Little Giant (Tenma Udai).
I mean it's exactly the same series as it was in Chapter 1, except the stakes are now higher than ever before. As for Denji's character, he grew up in poverty without education or parents to raise him. A major part of his arc is him always learning from those around him. Denji being emotional stunted and naive works well with the story's increasingly escalated action and violence because he goes along with it and doesn't halt the flow/break-neck pacing. A witty or genius protagonist wouldn't fit well into CSM at all.
What does that have to do with it? Yeah Yozakura is a romance partially but this isn't about genre, it's about status in the magazine.
He's romance, comedy and action. With little emphasis on Battleshonens.
Yeah I know, I read and an a fan of the manga, but again, he wasn't talking about what genre Yozakura Family is, that wasn't the conversation at all. It was about where it fits in the magazine in terms of status.
I put Yozakura together with We never learn and Ayakashi triangle.
Yeah in terms of genre, but that has nothing to do with what Rica was saying in the first place, it's not like romance manga are exempt from status in Jump so genre is irrelevant. What is it that you're missing here? I'm really trying to understand.
August.
I think it's due to the fact that people have been reading it weekly and people sometimes forget details. Though I do think the last arc (The one starting from chapter 53) was pretty confusing even if I would have binged it (I caught up to it when the arc started I think).