This reminded me of Ishida, the mangaka of TG. As soon as the spoilers from that sex chapter dropped, there where so many ppl who attacked him and while the chapter wasn't even out. I think this also happened to Kubo, right? Where angry shippers also tagged him in photos where they burnt his manga and that sort of things.
I mean, early scans are dead now, sooooo...
I'll preface with this: Watsuki is definitely disgusting and should have gotten a bigger punishment than he did at the time.
They arent and they will always exist unless Shueshia finds a way to stop the leaks we get each week.
Please Mankichi, stop being stubborn because a lot of users here also comment on the Shimabukuro incident too when this controversies came up each month.
There's something I like to call professionalism and can be perfectly seen in how mangaka like Kei Sasuga or just recently Taishi Tsutsui handle angry readers because of series developments: they don't fucking care. It's as easy as that. They're creating a product in which they know they can make decisions with different consequences whenever their readers encounter them. And if you make one of those decisions, you need to be clearly aware of what can it bring. The thing about early scans is just useless to include since that's a way different topic caused by distributors and the whole schedule of the business. But that's where actual mangaka's maturity level comes in: they need to behave like adults, because they're treating with kids. I'm not justifying those raging kids in the least, but please, how many of them are western kids that read every series in kissmanga and haven't even bought a single volume. Of course, this is just generalization, but there's a point that I'm trying to explain: thinking that you or your product can be publicly exposed in order to achieve some sales or popularity results and at the same time not getting a single complaint or stupid comment it's UTOPIAN.
I think it’s easier to deal with Shimabukuro than Watsuki because the ages of those involved were higher, but ultimately you’re right. His punishment was larger and his suspension longer, but he was back with Ring only a short while after, and back with Toriko a few years after that.
I've argued very heavily against him as well. But people over here stated and provided articles (I think) that stated he wasn't aware it was an underaged girl.
Around the time the original announcement was probably going to come up in the first place, aka during AnimeJapan 2020.
They probably should have wait for the second anniversary to announce the anime so having more informations and etc.
This month... hopefully. I thought it’d be a surefire thang due to AnimeJapan, but we’ll... coronavirus. I feel like companies will just put out their anime info throughout the month. Lots of stuff’s been happening these past few days.
I hope so. I also hope we get a normal PV this time.
Yeah. I have a personal theory:
In case of Jump, is going to affect very little, isn't it? I mean, Jujutsu, the Kubo stuff, and anything else?
Kimetsu had a panel. Likely new movie trailer and some fluff stuff.
I want to bump this to comment about how I'm surprised that Hero Academia movie destroyed One Piece movie in USA.
While I do agree with what you said, I think that's innate, those authors you mentioned who don't give a damn about trolls and angered fans, it's just something that they are good at it. But it's up to them if they want to do it or not or it's optional but who knows. =/.
That wasn't a very effective bump :P
I'm sure a lot of it is up to the individual author, some are more interested in interacting with fans than others. Some people want that constant feedback and seeing fan ideas and such, while others prefer to keep away from outside influence as much as they can.
OP's popularity was always wobbly in the US. MHA was definitely more popular.
