The dream isnt dead yet, 3 of 4 days, if we can get at least one more day maybe we can have the 4th week
Togashi is waiting for Chainsawman to end before he comes back smh, started right after his last chapter.
If it keeps up the momentum probably, but it's hard to predict if jujutsu will grow more or will simmer down.
Kinda weird that jump can't give their most popular manga some extra pages to give a farewell to it fans. And what funnier is that it the same issue TPGW debut, meaning for some KnY last chapter was cut for TPGW.
*puts on tinfoil hat*
It apparently used to be fairly common. Even way back when Jump first started we know Otoko Ippiki Gaki Daisho was made to continue past the ending. Apparently its forced extra chapters aren't even included in later volume collections.
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I mean in recent years.
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Thanks man.David and Goliath: Hiroyuki Nakano and Takekawa Shingo in New Interview – OTAQUEST
Hiroyuki Nakano and Takekawa Shingo sitting down for an interview may have resembled David and Goliath, but it did offer some valuable insights.
Firstly, the editorial department is slowly loosening up its policy on manga ending. In the past, Nakano admitted during the interview that the editorial department often wouldn’t let a manga end as long as it was popular, refusing any author’s request to do so.
However, sometimes letting a series end is the best thing to do for the series itself. Hiryouki Nakano offered the example of Yusei Matsui’s Assassination Classroom during the interview as a series that was allowed to end according to the author’s plan and ended up being an instant Jump classic because of it.
Google translation of the original interview
Nakano: I think the timing just overlapped around "Ko chigame". However, perhaps it ends in the place where it wants to draw what the writer wants to draw than in old days. I think that the editorial department has come to accept that it is better to end the series for the work. Jump has long been criticized for not ending popular works. Actually, I don't think that's the case, but I think there were some undeniable parts. Because it does not go easily because the writer says, "I want to finish" and it is said, "Please".
Takekawa: It's a big deal of damage for a magazine to finish a series of big works. However, of course, it depends on the content, but I think there is a life span of the work.
Nakano I'm going to say, "I think I can draw something like this." Professor Yusei Matsui's "assassination class" was firmly conceived from the beginning, and I decided to make the development of the media at such a timing, looking ahead to where the story was exciting, so I felt that there was no shake. If you finish it properly according to the plan, the teacher also has the time to draw the next work. As an editor and reader, I have both feelings of "I want to read this work forever" and "I want to read this teacher's new work", so it is difficult to take which one.
Well, to quote Oda: "Gotta love Jump for sticking to its guns." No matter how great the series
I know Mind Assassin got axed at 28 chapters but Jump sorta gave it a second life by having special one shots published in both the Seasonal Specials and Monthly Shonen Jump (these are the volume 4 and 5 chapters). I don't think Jump ever gave an axed manga this sort of treatment again.
I meant as in forced the manga to Conteniue despite the author wanting it to end, not giving an axed manga one shots.
I think that’s entirely possible. I’d be surprised if it doesn’t beat Naruto’s WW record at least.
Seems to be fairly successful at the very least
アメリカで見た『鬼滅の刃』大ヒットの光景 『呪術廻戦』に次のブームの予感：朝日新聞GLOBE＋
日本でアニメ史に残る爆発的な人気となっている『鬼滅の刃』は、同時進行で米国のファンも魅了している。ただ、ここに来て、次の世界的なブームの主役となりそうな作品がでてきた。『呪術廻戦』。米国を始め、世界各地で急速にファンを増やしている。米...globe.asahi.com
Manager at Kinokuniya New York store: "Our best-selling English translated manga is Demon Slayer. The unit price is not so high, so the sales are incredible. I can't disclose the amount of sales, but it can be several copies a day, and it's very hard to order replenishment. It's overwhelmingly popular."
Until the English translation was published, some of them bought the Japanese original manga, which is also available at the store, and the enthusiasm was surprising.
"The popularity of Kimetsu no Yaiba in the U.S. is sure to come in a second wave with the release of the film in the U.S. next year," said Benigno.
Aside from Kimetsu, there are some of the most exciting works in the U.S. right now. "Jujutsu Kaisen," he says, "is already very popular. It's already popular, but in the U.S., manga has been selling since the start of anime, so I think it will boom even more in the future," he stressed.
We don't have enough data.
