I must be blind but I don't see nothing wrong with the English title they all look the same to me but look slightly differentJapanese Cover:
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same. I get the CSM issues and in this case I do prefer how the French logo looks but the English looks fine to me.
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It's not bad, but the shadow behind the text, as well as the thickness of the font, makes it seem much... heavier than the other logos, when the others seem to have a lighter 'handwritten' or calligraphy-feel behind them, if that makes sense. Which I think the french one captures the best out of all the western ones.
While the english one is heavily loaded with those shadows and the font seems they took it straight from Word office (or they overdo the contour lol), the French one is simple, balanced, the line below the gives the feel it's a signature, the font they choose really works, it flows with the cover.Japanese Cover:
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I hope so, I love Kanzenbans xD
Both are harems, one just has an added ecchii component to it.
i dont read WNL but WNL has multiple love interests for the main character. Infact the author is doing multiple routes for each love interest isnt he?
Basically, when you have multiple love interests competing for the MC it's a harem romcom, nisekoi and gotoubun are definitely fully in this genre. "Normal romcom" usually have an obvious couple from chapter 1 and just follow how their relationship evolves.
I’ve always had some issue with the terminology of a “harem” when it comes to romcoms, mainly due to the fact that it can be rather misleading. They’re kind of just any other type of romcom, except there’s multiple girls falling for one guy instead of just one or two. And usually in most of these harem romcoms, it’s pretty damn obvious who the winner is, so it seems rather pointless? Very few manga, let alone anime, make their winner somewhat ambiguous, let alone actually go for a harem ending. It’s part of what makes We Never Learn‘s multiple endings an interesting idea - though the execution leaves a lot to be desired for me.
idk depends what you consider a harem, like I”s had a main girl and then an assortment of secondary girls that would get different pushes to disrupt the main relationship. So I wouldn’t really call it a harem (so I agree with you on that).
Looking at this makes me yawn I'm happy for kimetsu popularity but man it's boring seeing most of the volumes dominate the top 50
So how close is KNY to topping OP's top volume sales?
KnY 18 - 2,812,123 (as of last week)