I've been working on this little project here and there for the past few weeks, and now that I'm almost at 100 entries I've decided I can probably share it now. Also because I need help filling it out. After seeing how Sensei dominated the 2nd Bokuben poll, I wanted to see how other WSJ poll...
Funnily enough, the mangaka of this handball one-shot from years ago is actually in the mag right now.
It was made by Atsushi Nakamura, the mangaka of Agravity Boys.
regarding a hypothetical comedy slice of life manga from wani:
while i am a big fan of the comedic and slice of life moments in the manga, i think they work so well because of their contrast with the darker, action packed battle arcs. they act as a much needed relief from the heavier content...
maybe because jump was an innovator in that field, and other magazines are comfortable doing what they're doing, working with a smaller risk factor.
i think any mangaka aiming to get into jump knows exactly how competitive it is as an evironment. the competition is what gives manga the...
kinda weird how you typed all this out to defend your argument that the jump system is flawed, but then ended up explaining what makes jump more successful than any other magazine
Golem Hearts. It should've stuck with the one shot premise of Noah arriving on the island randomly, One Piece style. Or, just condense his backstory with his dad into just 1 chapter.
Another is Robot X Laserbeam. It really never should have timeskipped years ahead into the pro arc.
I don't...
It is really early. Funky over on the WSJ discord found the account before anyone knew it was official (about a week ago). I didn't believe it at first because it was really really early, and it's "_of" instead of "_off".