I felt that it should have done more than that but it would be going off topic.yup everyone has his own opinion , anyway i think it's really great since it has completely fulfilled its purpose ( being funny + setting up for the movie )
as if they would consider that... there were far worser cuts than this one. i don't know as all the other who aren't working at jump, but i guess it is at least safe for the next issues till the golden cup is over.
I know right? It's really kind of surprising. Especially since most seem to like the anime more than the manga. I woulda thought with the anime being over for three months now, things would have calmed down, but for it to even beat out Reborn is really dumbfounding.
Quite deserved. The chapter which got Toriko the top was the climax chapter of the previous arc. Considering how the author managed to keep the tension since then, I believe Toriko will do good for quite some time. This will hopefully influence the sales for the 2nd half of 2012.
A very large number of dj are the yaoi ones. Gintama's yaoi fanbase is probably the largest in Japan along with the Kuroshitsuji's one.
I have no idea how long it takes to finish a doujinshi, but I assume that the Gintama ones were made while the anime was still airing. On the other hand, it has been a year or so since Reborn's anime has ended.
Toriko's ToC speaks for itself. For months it stays on the top and keep challenging OP and Naruto reign. Those who give snide remarks to Toriko are probably bitter about that fact.
To be honest Super Comic City has more female attendance than it does male, so in actuality....most of these doujinshi were BL based, if not explicit yaoi.
haha that's true Asa, Himeko with long hair XD looks like it will be some kind of comedic love story maybe?
my memory's a bit fuzzy but it feels like I saw that drawing before
Cupid of Love Yakeno Harachiri was also published in the 2012 Winter Jump NEXT!And the second one reminds me of another oneshot, wasn't there another dude with a monster like face last year?
That's true. I remember going to a Japanese supermarket once, and buying some Gintama swag. The lady who worked the register had no idea what the rest of the stuff I bought was, but when she got to the Gintama stuff she was like 'Oh wow! I love that series!' I should note that she also mentioned having a son who reads Jump. :-P So Gintama's fangirls grow up to be fanladies.
I suspect it might surprise people how long it takes for Gintama anime fans to fade.
Tell that cosmic being (I don't believe in Religon, even if it is for Gintama's sake; though I am NOT an atheist), to ensure they get the same staff from the first 201 episodes of Gintama back. The last year was great, but since Sunrise delegated so many of their animators to other shows, it wasn't as amazing as the first set was. If they can get the people from the first run on the next year, I too will build a shrine.....probably not, but hey at least I thought about it.I suspect it might surprise people how long it takes for Gintama anime fans to fade.
I have a little "I <3 Gintama" anime shrine in my back yard in which I light a candle and pray nightly to whatever cosmic being gives a damn to BRING BACK GINTAMA'S ANIME!!!!
(and, if your wondering, the answer is "yes" my neighbors do look at me oddly when I do it)
