I'll put off the fact that I like it because I am only one person, but it's ranked solidly in the middle of the forum poll for the last stretch of issues for the most part, I don't think it's won over many hardcore fans, but it certainly has an audience here.
Damn, you really see the difference in skill here.I’ve never read it, but can see where the Twin Star Exorcists comparisons are coming from.
I get the impression Hitsuji is still figuring out what exactly he wants to do with the characters, as if he had their designs all decided from the start and a vague idea of their powers but didn't have much plans for them as characters.
I would not consider Kengo (cat brother) not being prominent in the Kuroyuri arc a continuity error, just a huge wasted opportunity, and yes, the grandparents chapter was stupid imo, should not have happened. Maybe it has more holes than most of the other series in the mag, but I wouldn't really call it enough to be really egregious.
first question: We don't know what kengo was doing at the time. They probably need to divert attention on stuff and all of them seem very much on the job all the time as they always ask taiyo for help.
It’s Yuuna. We’ll probably go back to more ecchi shenanigans after this before maybe actually focusing on resolving the romantic plot. At this point, Yuuna ends when it wants to end.
If I can find the raws, I'll take a crack at it next
It's gonna be Kimetsu no Yaiba: Part 2. Part of me has been thinking about that in a prohibition era America or smth, with guns taking the place of the swords in the power system. Would be fun to see.
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Oh god, it's 57 pages. I'm intrigued after flicking through it though, gimme 2 days or so and I'll post it here.
Oh no. God help us if we’re getting mangaka inspired by Twin Star of all series in the lineup.I’ve never read it, but can see where the Twin Star Exorcists comparisons are coming from.
I'd say "imminent" is currently a bit strong of a word to use. It's ending soon relatively speaking, much the same way Bokuben is ending relatively soon. I'd estimate Yuragi's length will end up being somewhere in the range of 24-26 volumes. So anywhere from a few more months to the end of the year.
Demon hunting in 1920's America? I would read the shit out of that.
Perhaps, but maybe it'll play differently now that certain developments have occured and every main girl has had their "moment". The staus quo will change once this arc is done.
That's a low quality bait even for you kkkkk
