It's such a pity because the creator then leaves jump but the editor stays there to keep missing. OK, they might have a view in which the author is the one who should detect such mistakes, correct the pacing as much as possible when writing the first 3...as much as it seems to be the editor's responsibility.
But maybe the best thing would be some kind of test audience...
If you're saying a group of newbies should write manga for a test audience, who then vote for their favorite series, and the winners get to move on to the main magazine while the losers have to try something else or give up altogether, then that's just WSJ with extra steps.
I don't think RH is a victim of anything other than the author's current skill. I want him to work hard to fine-tune his writing and art styles and come back with something even more exciting in the future.
lol how could i forgot the actual first studio prediction i did about Yozakura anime during the first year of serialization, A-1 Pictures! I want Toei if is a long running, A-1 if is a 24 seasonal anime.
A-1 is my ideal studio too. I can't imagine Yozakura ever getting the same treatment as juggernauts like MHA, KNY, or JJK.
A-1 is enough. They are really good at making characters feel alive. Their action is nothing to write home about but it does the job and Yozakura's fight scenes are rarely anything extravagant. I feel like they could bring a really high level of polish to the series like they did with Kaguya-sama.
You'd have to be crazy to think Bones, Ufotable, or MAPPA would touch Yozakura with a hundred-foot poll.
Do you guys think WSJ will still have any long running animes after Black Clover or do you guys think that BC was the last one and from now on they will stay with the seasonal format
It's definitely fallen out of style. I tend to think seasonal is better for everyone as well, so I wouldn't be upset if we never had another one. But I also understand the appeal for a series like Yozakura or Mashle.
