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... Did you see episode 2 of that anime?

Pacific Standard Time, always

Yup, Yamada-kun ending in 5 chapters The way things were going, it seems like it would've been hard to pull more guys outta nowhere.

Regarding "prerankings" could you guys help me compile some data? (a) What manga went to bottom 5 at chapter 7 but rose up to the top at chapter 8+? (b) What manga went from bottom 5 at or before chapter 7 and stayed there? Tokyo Wonder Boys, Roggy (c) What manga went from top 5 at chapter 7...

Sales of something at volume 70 equal to, near, or beating something at volume 20 (SnS) / 10 (HeroAca) is surprising.

More like over 40 volumes will intimidate even a company like Viz and historical type manga don't sell that well in the US. The most surprising license for a long series lately was Yen Press and Yowapeda, but sports manga have gotten a renewed interest in them. If something big happened for...

Their free stuff is only on the website, and not the app.

? Oh, it's ending, that's why. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-09-03/osamu-akimoto-kochikame-manga-ends-on-september-17-after-40-years-of-serialization/.106073

People make petitions for everything, but I guess it's only funny to laugh at the fans of Bleach...

Which Jump manga were transferred out and ended? Nura -> Jump Next Soul Catchers -> Jump Next -> Jump Plus iShoujo -> Jump Plus (ongoing) Gakkyuu Houtei -> Jump Plus

That was early 2014 and late 2013.

Only Slam Dunk got a cover for the final chapter. Bad timing because they're doing the One Piece movie promos now.

Also

Can anyone confirm?

I see no point in trying to discredit their categorization of a series that you don't agree with. Yen Press is shit at advertising some of their series like Dark Horse, so that also doesn't help.