They actually did air Prince Of Tennis a while back during that era. It went about as well as you expected.
Yes.
Yes, I was extremely more excited watching cute boys hit sportsballs against godly opponents. Seeing Tsukihina triumop over the great wall of Datekou, or Karasuno defeat Aoba Josai and the great King Oikawa, or Ushiwaka exerting his great power over Tsukihina but still losing it when Karasuno triumphed, or Hinata after hundreds of chapters finally getting a momentum turning receive was vastly more exciting than the dull Hisoka v Chrollo fight, and All Might is pretty dull character so any of his moments are yawn inducing. .
Of course you'd prefer the sports manga from Weekly Shounen Jump where the boys play with balls. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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Actually I provided examples to counted your claim which you didn't even bother to argue. Again if Kakeguri was so popular last season why did it have less members/people voting for it than views of someone trashing it? And once again DBZ Super was the most viewed show of this year and the one hour special that aired in October broke several website severs when the episode was uploaded so why does it have less members than Kakeguri on MAL? How the hell you can say MAL is reliable when the most popular anime of 2017 is poorly represented on there compared to everything else?
Yes because I'm sure people are dying to know how Yodel no Onna, a show that's not eve available for streaming, is doing this season. This is like complaining about why box office numbers only cover the top 10 releases and not everything else.
MAL isn't even the first platform to do that its not even the most informative one. Anidb for example is much better than MAL and actually does have a mean system that's not easily exploitable many people don't use it because its old and not user friendly. Even YT as a platform is more useful than MAL because at least you're getting an "honest" opinion on something versus an inflated score based on the "opinion" of a select group of people that's totally not the fandom spamming.
Its not. Flopped hard in Japan, no boost in sales for the manga and the numbers aren't even a thing to brag about. Its not really a sign of anything if people are saying how much something sucks (see Black Clover)
Okay but those numbers are not indoctrinate of anything just the people who uses MAL and among those people who voted for for it. The only way this could be accurate is that every anime fan in the US uses MAL which is not possible since MAL's userbase isn't even a fraction of how many anime fans there are in the US. Yes its interesting that MAL liked Kakegurui what does that say for the rest of us?
Just delete that since the mod deleted the entire discussion, I deleted my last post about the topic as well and I'll delete this one soon as well. Now you're bringing up how well Kakegurui did in Japan when we're talking about Western statistics? Anidb barely has any users, how is that a good statistic at all? So other shows besides the top 5 most popular don't matter at all and don't exist? LMAO. So people outside the US don't matter, Europe is worthless and from what you're saying. Stop bringing up scores, I said put them aside. Look at the amount of people that have a show on their MAL account.
And have you paid attention to the amount of outsourcing they've done for part 4? If you read part 5, you can see why it'd a bit worrisome since it's the most action heavy part in the entire franchise by far. It boils down to how David Pro will schedule themselves with this and if part 5 is going to be done in one run like with part 4 or if they'll do split cours. Split cours is the best decision and they probably did part 4 in one run since there's not a lot of action/fights to animate. Also, part 5 is one of the most popular parts in Japan so I don't see why David Pro wouldn't animate it and I highly doubt they'll hand it off to another studio. I don't think any other studio can do JoJo like David Pro does it, their directing is top notch and their love/care for the series is always there.
I haven't paid attention to the outsourcing, since I haven't even started watching Part 4. Hopefully all ends well.
This, I've always had my eyes on that series and I've always been curious about it. Not sure how good the original anime is, but this is a pretty popular forgotten WSJ manga.
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Are you sure?
That's pretty surprising, especially considering how much Jump seems to be pushing this one. Are people in Japan missing the stamina guy and his not-girlfriend? I thought building the kingdom of science has been interesting, but that may not be sticking as much over there.
It's just a 2k drop...
This lack of growth is what I was referring to as well. 2k isn't that much of a drop, but this early on in the series, it should still probably be showing some form of growth volume-per-volume, rather than stagnation. I'd say it's still too early to raise any flags yet, but if this trend continues for its next volume, then I'd be concerned.
