An anime adaptation of 141? Take my fuckin' money Shueisha; This'll be the first time I"m actually tempted to buy the special edition of a manga. Now we finally get to see some of the girls that the anime never got to. But I wonder who's doing this since Xebec is dead..Yuuna Volume 24 (probably the final one, hence its up on preorder already) will be out in December, and will include 2 new special anime episodes in a blu ray disc (these were not in Season 1, so OVA or Season 2). Episode 1 "The Cursed Kogarashi", Episode 2 "The Last Minute !? Hot Spring Happenings" based on Chapters 99 and 141. Also a special bath poster drawing by Miura.
I think it's pretty common for ecchi stuff to get OVA's bundled with it like this. I'd say the fact that they're going to adapt specific episodes (specially if they're the lewder ones) makes another season more unlikely.
You.. thought he was serious about murdering every non-anime fan he comes across..?
So? He still said "very clever."
Thanks for the infoYes.
Yes, according to the current schedule, it is.
Romantic Killer got axed, the mangaka spoke about it today.Huh.
It took first place in that Oshi Jump+ event a few weeks back too (yes, above SPYxFAMILY). Was this a natural ending?
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EDIT: To be fair, I just noticed that East, Into The Night placed 18th in that event, and we know how that turned out...
IIRC he said The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was his favorite horror movie. Also, he said before CSM was released, he met with the head honcho in Jump, and they told him to literally "do whatever he wanted."
It's interesting they gave him this leeway considering that Fire Punch was never a really a "big hit". It's similar to how Togashi was literally able to do whatever he wanted for HxH due to YYH's success, just that Fujimoto still shares the copyright with Shueisha.
It is pretty interesting, yeah. You don't see that very often. However, it appears to be paying off, so Jump made the right decision.
Honestly don’t think attack on titan would have succeeded on jump. It would have easily been overshadowed due to it’s slow build up and bad art in the first few chapters anyways. That series isn’t really meant for a mainstream shonen magazine, more so a smaller monthly magazine or a seinen one. I don’t think attack on titan had anything to do with it because that series is seriously not meant for jump. I feel jump wanted a more diverse discography to appeal to different audiences (shojo- we never learn, non battle crowd but still like the shonen style- act age, horror/thriller- TPN, alternative/ seinen battle crowd-CSM, and ecchi- YYHHS) while still with each of these stories having the jump appeal of some sort (Act age- kind of have a small battle shonen approach to the acting world/ rivalries; CSM- extremely fast paced action/ witty humor; TPN- definitely the most unique one at least the first 115 chapters but does still go by effort, friendship, and victory; yuuna- teenage boys love tits). Attack on titan I think doesn’t really have that jump appeal nor does it fit with anything in the jump motto.