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New exorcist series you mean
Why would anything be move to GIGA, nobody buys that magazine. They have to put the mainline author into that to promote it once in a while. Gintama is an exception, it sold 70+ million copies.
If it has to move, Jump SQ or Jump Plus is much better alternative.
I think it will end by the end of the year.But the declining sales means it has a very limited lifespan left.
For like one instance (Gintama). Beside Gintama, what else from the main magazine "ends" on it? Quick search shows only Ichigo 100% sequel.because GIGA have a controlled lifespan, it's here for 3 issues then it goes to hiatus
moving to GIGA means "wrap your story up my dude"
For like one instance (Gintama). Beside Gintama, what else from the main magazine "ends" on it? Quick search shows only Ichigo 100% sequel.
Did that Bomber-man clone (number whatever) manga get final chapter somewhere? (Jump Plus?)
Honestly, the only thing that could "save" the series is revealing whoever the hell is the MC's mother. And I say that with complete sarcasmThey can just move either of those two to whichever magazine they please as long as to make space for new series.
But seriously, I haven't been up with Soma for months and just decided to read the latest chapter 'cause of the spoilers and I just cant bring myself to like how things are going. They are obviously bringing up all of these reveals just to to wrap up any possible plot thread left so there aren't loose ends
I absolutely loved this one. It was obviously clear the mangaka had no idea what to do after the escape (also art was a bit uneven and characterization was subpar), but the main arc was really unique compared to majority of WSJ manga that came and are gone, kind of a nice mix of horror and mystery thriller.series that ended in GIGA or its predecessor NEXT/ Akamaru
Enigma
Toriko not so much, but Reborn for a while was a big piece of Jump.-Tsuna and Toriko didn't get enough impact. Deku however, is causing that big impact both Tsuna and Toriko failed to create.
. Reborn is big though but MHA clearly surpassed it.
I don’t see how too much pushing is the reason why Toriko didn’t take off as much as it might have been expected to. More pushing can never hurt a series’ growth. The anime could have been done better but Toriko got every chance to become huge. The fact that it didn’t become so big might mean that the content itself didn’t appeal to the mainstream as much as Jump and the producers wanted. I mean Toriko definitely made money and had good ratings but it didn’t have much staying power.Toriko couldve had impact if Shueisha didnt push it that hard.

People just upset their unrealistic ships sunk. They were easily some of the best chapters in the series.Speaking of people being upset I heard a lot of Yuragi fans being upset over the most recent development, I dont read the manga so I have no idea what happened, but is it possible for it to be ending soon?
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