Yeah, the anime improved the Fullbring arc by adding more elements to it. Kubo can have a hand on the final arc and even provide a more detailed flashback from 1000 years ago.
Okay. Hear me out.
I love kubo's humour and the street-level feeling of pre-soul society bleach. Like, maybe he does another battle manga but with a smaller scale and different themes from Bleach?
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Woah, this is exactly what I had in mind but I somehow couldn't put it into words! I'd want this too
Yeah, Bleach's comedy and snarky humor was probably its strongest point right next to the battle sequences. I think Burn The Witch was essentially that, though. So we'll see.
A more grounded battle Shonen that takes place in modern day and stays in the modern world.
Ehh, we already have JJK and CSM though. I think that would be a bit too much.
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Like what? I can't see Kubo doing a fantasy setting. Him doing a period piece could be interesting, though.
Best thing to say is that no system is perfect. Using the long running system is a good environment for training staff and can have more long term planning for iconic episodes but less important episodes won't be given as much attention and can run into filler very easily (for those adapting from manga)
I don't see why Kubo would be unable to do a fantasy setting, but if he doesn't want to then I'd rather he chose a different time period
not if they ax Samurai 8 to make room for him
You can have another battle Shonen that takes place in the modern day real world while also making something extremely different than both of those.
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Something that's completely different from Bleach while retaining his usual style. Burn The Witch had too many familiar elements and the newer ones didn't clashed with them so if he returns to that I hope he fixes them (like getting rid of that horrible male MC).
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That might have just been because the material they were adapting wasn't great to begin with so they were just essentially "polishing up" what they were given. It was the same with Naruto which they expanded quite a lot of Kishimoto's material presenting it in a way that made you forget it's abundant of flaws or doing shit he should have done. I honestly wish more studios would do that instead of copying the material 1:1.
No,...Not like this,....we've lost...?
Don't think so. With so many bigger series ending this year WSJ will be careful which new series they gonna give up on. They need replacements first which they believe have a chance of gaining a readership. I actually think most of the newcomers will stick around for quite a while aka none of them gonna end in U19 club expect they are superbad. We will see what WSJ decides on their next axe meeting, if they got enough new series in their backhand, they might given Yokazura and Mitama and others the cut, if not they might give them a 2nd chance to gather more fans. And I think the latter might rather happen than the first.
He just hesitate for some seconds, he still was going to kill the chinese guy, but he used his powers on Andy to stop him.
Wow, at this point, they probably have a factory solely for printing KnY copies.
