I voted for Mission because out of all the series listed, Mission and We Never Learn are the only series I’ve read(I’ve read some of I”s as a horny preteen though).
Yeah, it is kinda what I hope gonna happen in Kaguya as well. As that there is more to maintain a relationship than just love/lust each other. Far more. Ofc right now Shirogane and Kaguya are in their rose-tinted happy days phase where everything and especially the partner is perfect with the final confession but a relationship doesn't end with a confession, it starts with it. And most romcoms usually end with a confession = marriage and happy ever after. So I guess that's why I voted Ichigo 100% as well. Though I would also have voted for other as in Juliet because I liked how Romio managed to make Juliet fall for him and I just loved his sword clash confession and how he was so much more sensetive in the relationship than Juliet and how much both changed over the course of the story due each other and how it showed that their relationships doesn't only affect them but everyone else as well and they ofc their relationship as well as in either being a bother or danger to it or being helpful and supportive. It maybe wasn't the best romcom ever written but it surely was enjoyable to read and had a nice ending.^^
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it has one of the worst art ever
people were mocking it because it's about proper human anatomy while the artist have absolutely no idea how to draw proper human anatomy
It's not really a romcom, like at all. It does have a romance element on it with the MC and heroine, but outside of it, it's not one. If we go by that, series like SAO would be a romcom since the characters are together since the first volume. Romcom is basically a focus on the romcom aspect be it leading to a relationship or the relationship itself happening with fluffy and all. Here it's clear that it isn't like that, even more because WSJ don't even use the term like they do every time when I romcom debuts be it on a synopsis or into the own manga.
There was plenty of romcom manga without being harem before, during and after Kaguya even existed (not only straight, but yuri and BL), including on Shueisha's magazines. I don't buy that current enviorment argument because those always existed out there in all demographics. Hell, Shonen Magazine had plenty of them, going from romance, to love triangle, to harem and different types. lol Even in the current situation you have Gotoubun, Domestic na Kanojo and Kanojo Okarishimasu which are three different types (and Juliet, until the last month). lol
On Bookwalker do you need to VPN to buy Japanese volumes? I use it for most the Kodansha stuff I buy (Viz doesn't seem to list stuff here) and have never seen a Japanese volume.As a follow-up to the digital/print stuff, here’s my Jump Comics volumes from Bookwalker. I highly recommend supporting series this way, as coin rewards have kept the costs of this stuff surprisingly low. And it can’t be said enough, it supports the authors of stuff you like.
I’d love to see other users’ Jump collections, print/digital, English/Japanese, and such. I think it’s a good way to get a grip on each other’s tastes.
Unless this is too similar to stuff already done in collection threads, but we’ll cross that bridge after I click post.
There used to be a global measure preventing non-Japanese territories buying Sunday volumes, but that’s long-past. You can buy Bookwalker volumes off the Japanese site anywhere in the world (I think), and even use your Global account! Which also means coins carry across, an underrated feature.
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Ok, that site is incredible, are all WSJ's issues on there for the TOC?Just noticed this funny coincidence. In the issue that Devily-man, the first series by Taisei's author, was cancelled, look what kind of series started. :P
Weekly Shonen Jump #2330 - No. 42, 2015 (Issue)
It seems he didn't follow the magazine after that to learn that a shogi manga didn't go that well after that. XDJust noticed this funny coincidence. In the issue that Devily-man, the first series by Taisei's author, was cancelled, look what kind of series started. :P
Weekly Shonen Jump #2330 - No. 42, 2015 (Issue)
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From the last years, I'm sure they have all. And you're right, that site is amazing, it aims to be a database for comics publication worldwide and not just manga
My man Kurumada in the top-10
This is pretty incredible...
If i'm not mistaken, Osamu Akimoto never had any absence/hiatus in the 40 years of Kochikame, barely took a break after the end too already starting new series, the man is probably the healthiest person in Japan lol
This is pretty incredible...
Yeah, that's actually pretty awesome. It's impressive he doesn't seem to have any physical complication that we know of from drawing that much.
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