I just listened to the news segment, and no mention of the Watsuki situation. The podcast seemed really low energy from what I listened to compared to usual. I don't know if the news story has anything to do with it.
What exactly happened to Love Rush that made it get axed so quickly? Immediate garbage reception and/or absolutely terrible first volume sales? I read it and it seemed like a Monster Musume knockoff. I remember not liking the ending, but that's about all the impression it left on me
Date's art is nothing special though. His use of screentone lets him polish the final image into a result that seems good, but underneath the supeficial details hide weak basics. His human anatomy is all over the place, and he often gets the perspective wrong. The double spread with a girl lying on her back from a few chapters ago shows you just how much of an amateur artist Date remains to this day.
The main characters are cute siblings who are supported by a wholesome cast of cute and honest and brave boys who stand by each other against the overwhelming odds. You just don't know yet how much you are missing this in your life.
Well thats in line what what I love in the magazine so Ill check the manga out soon. Perhaps Ive been wrong all this time.
it's just really bad.
Very true. Which is why it speaks volume about the quality of this batch of cover arts when his cover is the most eye-catching.
There's A LOT of bromance, after about 10-15 chapters, 2 new main characters are introduced and they form a trio. The idiot trio is quite charming, it definitely saved the series for me.
Yeah you right
Yeah, we've known this for a while, they're also leaving in the Kimetsu No Yaiba part.
I don't know about that, Kimetsu no Yaiba is pretty easy to remember, I can see why people prefer to say Food Wars because it's shorter and easier to remember over Shokugeki no Soma.
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