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So, Viz will only have two Jump Starts... I bet the other one will be a hit! xD
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By what we know Lady Justice is too hot for ESJ standards, so it is probably going to follow the following steps.So, Viz will only have two Jump Starts... I bet the other one will be a hit! xD

What about E-Robot? It got serealized!1) They say that it is too hot for ESJ.

"The Right Way To Make JUMP" chp 27-29 was included too, because the writer visited america.
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Since when VIZ follows any kind of logic? I'm just trying to predict what they will do based on previous behavior. It is not 100% guaranteed. Honestly, I have no idea why they put Lady Justice aside. Maybe because they have Boku no Hero Academia and Onepunch-man already.What about E-Robot? It got serealized!![]()
I know, I said that in an ironic sense! xDSince when VIZ follows any kind of logic? I'm just trying to predict what they will do based on previous behavior. It is not 100% guaranteed. Honestly, I have no idea why they put Lady Justice aside. Maybe because they have Boku no Hero Academia and Onepunch-man already.
They added E-Robot and Soma after changing their age rating for their magazine from T to T+.By what we know Lady Justice is too hot for ESJ standards, so it is probably going to follow the following steps.
1) They say that it is too hot for ESJ.
2) It makes success.
3) They start to serialize it contradicting what they said earlier.
It was exactly what happened to Shokugeki no Soma.
Really, they should know that their public is perverted seeing things like Monster Musume making success.
Just going by 100 yen for a dollar, manga is from around 500 to maybe 800 or so, and that's MSRP.The right way to make jump in english was pretty good, though artwise silly.
Always odd to see how people visiting america see america (being impressed over how we go all out with breakfest (that moment where the hashbrows were as tall as rocky mountains), or them saying 10$ for manga is "expensive", or that one moment of the panel with the mans head being a hamburger and the farmer lady in the style of that classic american painting, and saying under it the right way to make jump american edition). I was most surprised that there is a Parasyte fandom here when they were looking at manga in a bookstore in a train-station in san fransico and two american teens were browsing the manga and bought Parasyte instead of a Jump manga. Since when was Parasyte popular? Also both shonen jump offices are messy lol.
Out of curiosity, what are the ages represented by T and T+? Depending on the ages, many mangas were already inappropriate since not only sexual content is inappropriate.They added E-Robot and Soma after changing their age rating for their magazine from T to T+.
Without a rating change first, it wouldn't have been put into ESJ.
Viz has said they may not do all new Jump serials in the Jump Start initiative.
Out of curiosity, what are the ages represented by T and T+? Depending on the ages, many mangas were already inappropriate since not only sexual content is inappropriate.
There. I'm assuming it's similar to that.The Marvel Rating System assigns each comic book one of the following ratings:
ALL AGES - Appropriate for all ages.
T - Appropriate for most readers, but parents are advised that they might want to read before or with younger children.
T+ TEENS AND UP - Appropriate for teens 13 and above.
PARENTAL ADVISORY - Appropriate for older teens. Similar to T+, but featuring more mature themes and/or more graphic imagery. Recommended for teen and adult readers.
MAX: EXPLICIT CONTENT - 18+ years old Most Mature Readers books will fall under the MAX Comics banner, (created specifically for mature content titles) MAX and Mature-themed titles will continue to be designed to appear distinct from mainline Marvel titles, with the "MAX: Explicit Content" label very prominently displayed on the cover. MAX titles will not be sold on the newsstand, and they will not be sold to younger readers.
It's really hard to say. I'd say T is around 13, but T+ is around 15/16.Out of curiosity, what are the ages represented by T and T+? Depending on the ages, many mangas were already inappropriate since not only sexual content is inappropriate.
This is how VIZ at least used to arrange their ratings. They put it on the back on the volume. T+ was generally shuffled to the Shonen Jump ADVANCED label (except I think Rurouni Kenshin). T for Teens, T+ for Older Teens.It's really hard to say. I'd say T is around 13, but T+ is around 15/16.
They let violence and gore slide sometimes though.
I didnt think it would have any appeal to the readers of Jump here in America.As a subscriber, I can live with them not including Lady Justice in the Jump Start. It didn't interest me in the slightest.....
Same here. Based on the one-shot, it was clearly unabashed fanservice with what I assume to be no sort of plot to truly speak of. I'm not really sure since I can't read kanji or any of the like, but a top heavy female trying to hide her [enter expletive here] because some idiotic pervert snagged her undergarments isn't necessarily something I would consider even at the base of literary competency. I have nothing against ecchi, by any means. Just not when it's the selling point of a series.As a subscriber, I can live with them not including Lady Justice in the Jump Start. It didn't interest me in the slightest.....
Out of curiosity, did you read the series?As a subscriber, I can live with them not including Lady Justice in the Jump Start. It didn't interest me in the slightest.....
Its a manga about Ants lol I can dig itMutou Black mangaka have a new series on Jump plus if anyone interested
http://plus.shonenjump.com/rensai_detail.html?item_cd=SHSA_JP01PLUS00001548_57
It's certainly a unique manga, I'll give it that
Is your motto "the stranger, the merrier"?Its a manga about Ants lol I can dig it

