Quite frankly, overall, there hasn't been anything to really like in Food Wars ever since Azami was defeated (and even during that arc, people were already complaining about the quality).
Quite frankly, overall, there hasn't been anything to really like in Food Wars ever since Azami was defeated (and even during that arc, people were already complaining about the quality).
Really? The recent SoTaku stuff has been amazing, it's like they understand who their fanbase really is. It was the highest it's been in months. And mr Suzuki is great antagonist.
Really? The recent SoTaku stuff has been amazing, it's like they understand who their fanbase really is. It was the highest it's been in months. And mr Suzuki is great antagonist.
While Fujos do drive sales I doubt they are the majority of the fanbase. It just means Tsukuda cares more about sales via cheap fujobait rather than what more fans would like via a meaningful story.
Mr. Suzuki is a personality-lacking cheap-shoujo-minor-arc-villain knockoff whose ability is lazy and overdone. At least we get to see a preview of Deku vs AFO.
it's an old joke about how everyone hated the first 3 dr stone volume covers (the designer put that giant STONE font text for half a volume)
Now everyone likes the first volume of Chainman saw, i made that harmless joke (fired that guy and hired a bunch of new people).
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The Promised Neverland is nominated for Tezuka Award again
About manga being dead outside Japan, I also feel it.
-It isn't barely talked in Internet
-Chainsawman and Act-age have lively threads in 4chan while Jujutsu is dead
-It isn't still licensed
-Dr.Stone has all the focus outside Japan
Lack of Edited Mangas and lack of interest by Viz has hurt the manga. I expect it being dead outside Japan until anime announcement.
About manga being dead outside Japan, I also feel it.
-It isn't barely talked in Internet
-Chainsawman and Act-age have lively threads in 4chan while Jujutsu is dead
-It isn't still licensed
-Dr.Stone has all the focus outside Japan
Lack of Edited Mangas and lack of interest by Viz has hurt the manga. I expect it being dead outside Japan until anime announcement.
Nothing strange, the fact that a series in Japan goes well does not mean that it should necessarily be liked outside of it.
There were several early droppings that were very interesting, for example.
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In the West, for this reason, David is more famous than Jujutsu. But I do not think it's worrying. Even Kimetsu no Yaiba is not much considering, or at least at the beginning it was not. Now with the foreign editions and the anime will have the fame it deserves.
Same thing will happen with Jujutsu, at least I hope so.
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