Matsuura's art doesn't disappoint once again. I like the first chapter and hopefully this one stays and it gets more CPs in the future.
It's not that Undead Unluck's CPs are bad, but they tend to be too normal? I just want something as creative as the series itself lol.
Damn Tsuda's exactly who I wanted to be cast as Nanami, I'm supper happy.
Kenjiro Tsuda will be the VA of Nanami in Jujutsu anime.
October would have been perfect if I could also watch the demon slayer movie 
At least the possibility of it reaching 90 million in circulation during that time will be nice
Uff, that color page from Honomieru Shonen is incredible.
Shouldnt it be 3 chapter?
Koukousei Kazoku's second chapter is only 11 pages long. Burn the Witch's last CP is a color spread and it's 55 pages long.
I think they count the first two chapters like a single one, kind of like how some animation shows have two segments in a single episode.
Matsuura’s art is so 10/10, I don’t mind UU’s CP, yeah it may be a bit more creative but it isn’t a bad CP either
Damn the best character in the series got the most based seiyuu, nice
Kenjiro Tsuda will be the VA of Nanami in Jujutsu anime.
The art of Bokura no Ketsumei is very reminiscent of Act age.
Koukousei Kazoku's second chapter is only 11 pages long. Burn the Witch's last CP is a color spread and it's 55 pages long.
I don't see it, tbh. The use of tones is completely different and the eyes have nowhere near the same amount of expressiveness/flair as Usazaki's. Even the shading of the hair is kind of different from the way Usazaki does it.
Well, you can definitely fit 1 volume with those number of pages for Burn The Witch.
Koukousei Kazoku's second chapter is only 11 pages long. Burn the Witch's last CP is a color spread and it's 55 pages long.
Also, worth noting that it's mentioned that The Red Pledge, the one-shot that originated Bokura no Ketsumei, was very well received. They probably have some high expectations for this one.
While not bad, the art style feels way more generic anime/manga style than Usazaki’s art. Usazaki’s style is easily as recognizable as Kubo’s, Horikoshi’s, Oda’s, and Toriyama’s styles are to them. I don’t think I’d be able to point this style out or associate it to any particular artist(of course I’m only basing this on the preview image. I’d imagine it’ll look a lot more distinct once reading it and seeing color pages. Still don’t see it resembling Act-Age though)
Definitely agree that Usazaki's art is just as identifiable as some one the veterans that you listed. I don't think the art of Bokura no Ketsumei resembles Act-Age but that drawing from the preview image doesn't do the art from the one shot justice. It's actually pretty stylish, definitely more reminiscent of other Jump SQ manga.
