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Hope to see Yuuji Kaku in the magazine eventually.
ikd how real it is but:Hungry Marie felt that way too, it threw in some references for the Beel fans then just screwed around not really trying like it assumed people will buy it regardless. While a newbie or not well known creator needs to try their best to gets fans from the start.
The author actually commented on it in the last volume of Hungry Marie (where the one-shot was included as a bonus).
"This is the one-shot that preceded the creation of Hungry Marie. Back then, I wanted to move away from Beelzebub for a more fantasy-oriented universe. I remember deliberately choosing a hero who resembled a pre-transformation Oga. Reviews on it were pretty good, so I tried to turn it into a series, but despite several attempts submitted to my editor I failed to make an interesting story out of it. In the end, for a change of mind I decided to submit him a storyboard of a story more similar to Beelzebub, and this time I remember getting the okay immediately! I probably won't get to use this idea anymore, so please read it to pay it a funeral hommage."
Not only that, but also the growth for CMan is noticeable Oricon wiseHoly, 50k for Chainsawman, damn this is good. It's selling almost as much as Yuuna.
Best than OP, SNK, My Hero and Neverland?i think Kimetsu no Yaiba will be the best selling manga next year
I agree with this,even if gets a huge boost i doubt it can surpass he top 3.Best than OP, SNK, My Hero and Neverland?
I doubt.
Nope. It should get another boost with the demon train arc if the second season comes next year and not the one after that.i think Kimetsu no Yaiba will be the best selling manga next year
Nah. It's probably not even going to surpass MHA's sales let alone reaching One Piece's level (which has constantly been no1 for more than a decade)i think Kimetsu no Yaiba will be the best selling manga next year
Not only that, but also the growth for CMan is noticeable Oricon wise
│*25518 (7)│------│------│------│------┃*,*25,518 (**7)┃2019/03|チェンソーマン 1
│*26382 (4)│*39870│------│------│------┃*,*39,870 (*11)┃2019/05|チェンソーマン 2
│*25075 (3)│*50952│------│------│------┃*,*50,952 (*10)┃2019/08|チェンソーマン 3
Thanks exactly what I wanted to know. A comparison between the sales of all three volumes. If the cliffhanger in volume 3 is an indication i’m guessing volume 4 might sell pretty well too since that should include chapters 26-34 and those have been pretty good so far.Not only that, but also the growth for CMan is noticeable Oricon wise
│*25518 (7)│------│------│------│------┃*,*25,518 (**7)┃2019/03|チェンソーマン 1
│*26382 (4)│*39870│------│------│------┃*,*39,870 (*11)┃2019/05|チェンソーマン 2
│*25075 (3)│*50952│------│------│------┃*,*50,952 (*10)┃2019/08|チェンソーマン 3
how? isnt it ending very soon?i think Kimetsu no Yaiba will be the best selling manga next year
Why aren't MHA and JJK listed?This was something I brought up earlier in the thread, but it kinda got ignored then, so I'm bringing it up again.
Original source is 5ch, for reference.
Too many mentions to really count. This applies for all the series with anime as well.Why aren't MHA and JJK listed?
Nothing different than this twitter poll for the last issue where Saiyuki is in Top 5 discounting F-Ken (Act-Age, Jujutsu and Chainsaw being Top 3), and The Promised Neverland in Bottom 2 lol. Maybe a fun read, but neither should be taken seriously.Isn’t tweeting about these things kinda a niché thing so at best it only tells you the series hardcore Jump readers care about while giving you no real feel on the more causal readers and children that read.
