Way more than for these 3 new series that will start before the 3 from veteran mangaka. Yes, I do.
If there were that many then why didnt Barrage succeed? There is no logical explanation for your conclusion.
Veteran mangaka ; Fandom==>HYPE==> Disappointments ( bad series )==> NO success
I find it funny how everyone pretty much everyone abandoned Nura after the Kyoto arc (just as well since the manga had a steep decline in quality after it) and never bring it up again while people still put Beelzebub on some pedestal despite the fact that it wasn't particularly notable comedy or action wise, had a largely forgettable cast and a lousy ending, you can't even say that there was no good gag manga running along side it since Saiki premiered during its run. While it definitely wasn't the worst manga that came out of Jump's "Dork" Ages (Medaka Box) I never got its appeal.
The anime got canned after one year. It was even more of a failure than Toriko
These manga are all exceptions and you know that... If you check the most sold manga of all time, the majority are made by veterans, not rookies.
The amount of veteran manga Jump or otherwise who had another successful series after their first are few and far in-between.Watsuki is a prime example of that given its been nothing but a string of failures after Rurouni Kenshin and now he's crawling back to it with a sequel this year.
Obviously just a wild guess, but I'm predicting 1 veteran success and 1 rookie to succeed. I think only 2 or 3 will make it, and I don't think the veterans will hog the spots.
This curse seems to be passed along to Takei haha.
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Well there's Boichi on it as well.
Most gag manga aren't longrunners so I dont see your point. Beelzebuib was meant to be a longrunner but its ratings were dismal and sales were bad so it was canned hence why it got a painfully rushed "sorry we were cancelled" ending for the anime.
Only the bad ending and forgettable cast is accurate the rest is what you said I just said that there was nothing remarkable about them at all at least not to the point where I'll be singing glory for Tamura's return to Jump.
Even Oda is self-aware enough to know that he well never have another successful manga after One Piece as he stated in his SBS. It is hilarious in an ironic twist that two of Watsuki's assistants went on to make series that were more successful than his.
Well not he needs to. There's no way that another manga can outsell One Piece in a near future.
Yeah...for a 11 volumes. The consistent bottom dweller Psyren lasted 16 volumes against it.
Some people this day think Murata wrote One Punch Man. The bottom line is that people are ignorant.
ok, my point is that Beelzebub is a notable series, it got an anime, that's alone makes it notable
While being a successful author doesn't guarantee a success, I think Oda is one of the few excepts.
Alright. Can't argue that.
Wow someone actually remembered Rookies another good sports manga.