More low ranking series have been getting CPs recently so I wouldn't say that guarantees its safety. As for the story wrapping up, I could easily see it concluding in 1-2 chapters without it seeming rushed, it'd just be the typical manic/random pacing it already has.After reading so many comments this week on jp twitter worrying about Cop and Dolphin last bad rankings its good to see the series rising at least for a week
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Agravity Boys is unlikely to be ending this round after the last cp and also the story doesnt give any sign of ending, ofc not impossible since its SJ, but doesnt give the vibe.
In the case of Agravity boys, he has a good internal reception so I don't think he's at risk of cancellation, even with sales not increasing.
In-between weekly reprinting the entirety KnY and JJK do they even have printers left for the rest of the catalogue? hahaha
sad its not a new art there
High school family also fell to the bottom and was even faster than Phantom seer, even though this one won extra chapters next week.
As long as Agravity doesn't have a drop in sales, he can survive like that for a long time. even completing 2 years.
We need 4 series to start for both to be cancelled. Remember Act-age was never replaced and We Never Learn is ending in about 7 weeks so that's 2 spots right there. If they only start 2 new series nothing would be axed at all.
oh what were the sales, i must have missed it?
I was working under the assumption that we would have a new round of serialisations around Issue 51-52 and then another when We Never Learn ends. I imagine we'll either get:
Agravity boys always sells over 9K. I think 1 and 3 volumes were 12K and 13K.
I doubt it, there's been a lot of long runners ending this year meaning there was always something keeping it safe. But once WNL's gone, the only series that seems likely to end naturally next year is Chainsawman, so it won't have that extra safety net each batch.
I agree it'll be very hard for Agravity Boys to survive much longer. In terms of how well each series is doing I'd say it's something like:
Two new batches that close would really mean it's one big batch of 4 series, two issues is not a big enough gap for them to promote it as two different batches. I think it's more likely that we get new series in #1, #2 and #3 or even something like #52, #1, and #2 and just have WNL as an extra series for a issue or two (it's not like they'd be desperate for space considering how often OP and MHA take breaks).
well, I don't think you can trust November sales so much, as it looks like it will be a weak month to jump, because veterans only have haikyuu, Dr Stone and Yozakura.
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Look, it's easier to imagine a transfer to Agravity boys than it is canceled.I agree it'll be very hard for Agravity Boys to survive much longer. In terms of how well each series is doing I'd say it's something like:
- I wouldn't yet consider JJK a pillar. It's almost certainly going to be by the time 2021 comes though.
- I'm including Burn the Witch because Volume 1 will probably round out at 200,000 copies and it's continuing seasonally.
- I only really put Black Clover above Chainsaw Man due to its ongoing anime keeping buzz around the series.
Moriking is dead, Agravity Boys close behind it. The three new series could change in the coming weeks (Phantom Seer's initial rankings aren't great, too early to tell with High School Family and Our Blood Oath) and when the volume sales for the Hard-Boiled Cop and Dolphin and Magu-chan comes out we'll get a better idea. Me & Roboco has very solid rankings, it doesn't look to be in immediate danger. The rest are all safe or established.
Basically, multiple series will need to show signs of failing in the coming weeks/month. A couple might do, but I doubt enough to save Agravity Boys for much longer.
