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I can definitely see FLCL in CSM. Makima's relationship with Denji being very similar to Haruko's relationship with Naota.

Even ignoring "leaks", there is no way a SxF anime isn't already, at the very least, on the planning stages.

I was liking Ghost (Reaper) Girl until I checked the Japanese raws. The first chapter flip was readable, but in the second chapter it completely destroys the flow of the action scenes.

Act-Age was a bottom-dweller until Chiyoko's introduction. It basically only survived because Bozebeats flopped harder.

The problem is that these examination introduction arcs are always the exact same. The hero flunks the first part but then he aces some sort of practical test. Looking at the last page makes it obvious what it's going to happen because the same thing always happens. The MHA template is the...

Kaijuu no. 8 turned into a MHA template manga...

The third chapter of Kaijuu No. 8 turned a bit MHA-ish, but I'm willing to see where it goes.

Pretty much this.

Really? It happens all the time in UwU. Nothing against UwU, it's a decent manga, and Unlucky has held her ground decently considering her situation, but she is frequently placed in a situation in which Andy has to save her. I guess at least she isn't really a badass yet and is still...

I don't mean that they're the same, I mean that they're the same for the purpose of the story. It just needed to be a reason for Arkham to idolize Chloe.

I liked Ghost Girl, but the lolicon stuff feel superfluous considering the main character is a grown woman. Like, what's the point? Could have made him a fanboy of "magical girls" and it would have been functionally the same.

The villains in MHA were kinda unpopular before they had their big arc. They never broke into the top 10.

I don't think they're ending next month or anything, but I don't see Neverland or Kimetsu lasting beyond 2020.

Act-Age cover leak when?

Both Yozakura and Mitama did under 10k, anyway. Even manga with weak initial sales like Kimetsu and Act-Age crossed that on volume 1.