Mag Talk Weekly Shonen Jump [2015] - Discussion and TOC Talk

[Suzaku]

Keep in mind the author did that without assistants while he was still in highschool.

 

[xAsum0x]

Have to agree. The art looked a bit empty. But I guess if the story compliments it well enough, it would be fine.

Didn't he draw this with no assisstants in highschool? He just graduated college right?

 

[De La Croissant]

Keep in mind the author did that without assistants while he was still in highschool.

All by himself? Cool. But the commitment impresses more than the art. Now, with assistants, everything must get interesting. I liked the CP.

Spoiler

 

[xAsum0x]

All by himself? Cool. But the commitment impresses more than the art. Now, with assistants, everything must get interesting. I liked the CP.

Spoiler

is the full raws out?

 

[Lehran]

Kaizou Ningen Roggy 1st chapter raw: http://marumaru.in/b/origin/77225

The art looks very good, it improved since the oneshot. Now I'll wait for the translated version to understand the story...

 

[Eru13]

Tbh I didn't like the first chapter at all, this thing looks like it's going to be the next Hi-Fi Cluster so if the next chapter doesn't get any better I'm probably dropping it

 

[De La Croissant]

I don't think that the drawings have made much progress in comparison to the one-shots, but quite liked some scenes. Seems to be an energetic sci-fi. However, I had the same impression of Eru13 about Hi-Fi.

 

[Silverblade]

Miki has improved substantially.

I guess I will be looking forward to where he can go with this.

 

[vinceled]

A MC in high heels... ................Guess I'd better not say what I'm really thinking about that (not really appealing anyhow).

 

[xAsum0x]

The art has improved a lot. Can't wait to read

 

[Torca]

Where are his eyebrows?

 

[vinceled]

I've been wondering, who was the last rookie in WSJ to reach the 80 chapters (8-9 volumes) milestone? By rookie here, I mean as first ever series, so that exclude artists who were published in another magazine before moving on to WSJ.
The way i see it there hasn't been one in a long while...

 

[RafaFedKilla]

KAWADA will reach that milestone.

 

[vinceled]

KAWADA will reach that milestone.

I know that he most likely will which is why I'm asking for before to know how long it's been since then.
I mean 95% of the mangaka in the magazine have had 2/3 series before making it big right now.

 

[Lehran]

I've been wondering, who was the last rookie in WSJ to reach the 80 chapters (8-9 volumes) milestone?

Ryuuhei Tamura with Beelzebub (2009), which is a bit more recent than Tadatoshi Fujimaki with Kuroko no Basket.
And before them it was Hiroshi Shiibashi with Nurarihyon no Mago (2008).
They were the last three authors who were able to do long serializations on their first try.

 

[Leoat12]

Don't forget that Beelzebub and Nurarihyon no Mago came from authors that won a contest for new authors. Besides them, I think we didn't have any new author with relevant series in Jump.

 

[Lehran]

Don't forget that Beelzebub and Nurarihyon no Mago came from authors that won a contest for new authors. Besides them, I think we didn't have any new author with relevant series in Jump.

Yeah, and unfortunately they were the only two series from that contest which were able to become successes so far...

 

[vinceled]

Ryuuhei Tamura with Beelzebub (2009), which is a bit more recent than Tadatoshi Fujimaki with Kuroko no Basket.
And before them it was Hiroshi Shiibashi with Nurarihyon no Mago (2008).
They were the last three authors who were able to do long serializations on their first try.

Wow, it's been a while. 6 years is a long time

 

[Leoat12]

It doesn't really make difference, as long as the series is good, it doesn't matter if the author is new or old.

 

[Pietro]

I found first chapter of Roggy,quite boring.
In order of appreciation I had till now:
Black clover
Kagamigami
Roggy
I'm curios to see Battle satellite the next week.
I hope only that Black clover and Kagamigami survive,nothing more.I think some old series should finish now because the magazine is too full