Geez, when people stop assume every female otaku is a fujo?
There’s only 7 chapters. I assume most of these chapters were planned in advance.
When did either of us state that every female otaku is a fujo? You're literally just making assumptions and getting offended by those self made assumptions. lol
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Viz probably didn't include it because of Yabuki's past series though. It's a logical assumption that his new series will have the popular elements of his past series, even if they weren't there.
As I said before, this Moriking position must be the result of the cannibalization of magu-chan.
I just wanted say that, if girls enjoy cute boys they not necessary want make them gay. In those tweets there was nothing fujo.
I’m pretty sure Viz has chapters weeks in advanced to keep up with translations.
It's still early days but if Moriking does eventually end with a shorter lifespan than we might have expected at least it can be written into the story fairly naturally. From the start the narration has made it clear that the story takes place over just a few months, so if anything it might have been more of a stretch for it to be a long-running series.
Moriking, Magu-chan, and Me & Roboco all have the exact same set-up of younger kid + wacky mascot character doing hijinks together. It's gonna be touch for all of survive at the same time, though at least Me & Roboco seems to distance itself a little by aiming for a younger demographic.
If a thousand Fujos buy around 20 volumes each, that is 20k sales alone due Fujos. Damn, what a market! oO
Not exactly tomorrow, sometimes it takes a few days for it to show, but it should still happen week.
I was wondering if Mashle didn't perform well in the awarg thing coming out this month so they didn't give Mashle 1 more reprints, but I guess they just gave it a good amount the first time lol. Bouncing back that much is crazy.
That is usually where'd you see backlog of popular series or series which have anime airing, which means this is good, should it stay there for a while then it's even better.
Most series in WSJ have nothing particularly gay happen in them. Kuroko, Haikyuu are still considered Fujo series for a reason because the fujo community is large around these series.
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Pretty sure it was 3 chapters ahead. But I'll wait for someone to confirm.
If I’m going by what I’m seeing in this thread, I would say that Mashle pulls ahead of AB simply because it knows where it plays into its strengths while AB has difficulty doing so because it doesn’t know what it wants to be.
I'm caught between both because on one hand, it's lasted for so long because Jump has a lot of empty spaces and it's a series that hasnt sold decently but is selling better than other newbies. But on the other hand, it is growing, if so ever slowly, and it does seem to be legitimately establishing itself. I know not every Jump manga has to sell gangbusters, but I just wish Yozakura sold/grew more, so I can at least say that it's become an established series instead of just saying that "while sales are okay, it's still quite lucky considering Jump's circumstances."
So why calling them fujo, not just fangirls?
I think it was fairly obvious that was hyperbole... I guess not...
Agree.