Saint Seiya hades ova comes to mind ( inferno and Elysium). Character barely move through the duration of it. Characters are well-drawn and backgrounds are nice but when it comes to moving it is very lacking in that department. Dr Stone at least isn't all that action-heavy, but the bulk of Saint Seiya consist of fights and I personally think that the ova adaptation suffered from that.
tomorrow most likely leaks will be out!! hype for Yozakura, TPGW, Bone Collection, and Chainsaw Man Covers!
Shoseki predicts HeroAca and Neverland easily crossing 500k in a week, nice. Good improvement from last volume. We'll see if this either holds in the future or if volumes begin to decline again.
And I remembered this even after a couple months.I asked a friend to sent me some pics from the issue 12 or 13 I think? You can see they have a grayish tone, not even pure black. In some pages they use pink ink for advertisements and that kind of stuff, also yellow or blue for some stuff.
I wonder why the weekly Shonens(Jump, Magazine, Sunday and Champion) use perfect bound spines while the weekly Youngs (Jump,Magazine and Champion) use saddle spines.Got around to reading that "The Right Way to Make Jump!" Some bits I thought were worth posting.
A Mr. Katsumata had designed series logos for half of Jump's series (+ one-shots) for 40+ years (e.g., Kochikame, Kinnikuman, Dr. Slump, Captain Tsubasa, Ring ni Kakero, Susume Pirates, Fist of the North Star, JJBA, One Piece, Naruto, Toriko, Kuroko's Basketball, The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., Haikyu!!, Assassination Classroom, and Shokugeki no Soma).
And I remembered this even after a couple months.
Yeah, can't say for sure.
This is old stuff actually, just that we got a scan. You can see Kimetsu no Yaiba, Haikyuu!! and The Promised Neverland are listed. Though, I'd like to point out that Jujutsu Kaisen is listed under their main currently serialized mangas along the other big series. Jujutsu Kaisen should be at the forefront with One Piece and My Hero Academia now.Weird that no one posted this. Shueshia Magazine 2020 report. And here's WSJ.
adnavi.shueisha.co.jp
https://adnavi.shueisha.co.jp/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/mediaguide2019_PDF.pdf
I’m confused. Didn’t the latest volumes of Neverland & MHA sell like 450k? Why is it saying they sold 100k here?
#1 Kimetsu no Yaiba - 1,141,121
#2 Haikyuu!! - 200,551
#5 Spy x Family - 113,993
#6 The Promised Neverland - 112,444
#8 My Hero Academia - 104,120
Kimetsu no Yaiba's 2020 sales: 60,721,382
This accounts for all the volumes sold from their respective series, it's not the individual volume sales chart.
That’s even more confusing. If it accounts for all volumes sold within this year for each series, then the numbers should be way higher than that.
These are the sales per series from last week, not the monthly volume sales. The 100k sales from last week include all volumes from the whole series, not just the volume released this month. This means all MHA volumes combined including the latest one sold 100k total within the last week.
It's not this year, it's last week only lol. There's a timespan on the spoiler.