Yeah but it's also something everyone is aware of when trying to get popular in WSJ.
Really? An MC who has a habit of overanalyzing his actions and talks himself up a storm and word vomits everything in his mind, while looking like a weirdo to outsiders.
Wait, is that a oneshot by Tosh?Preview of issue #25 (HQ)
Usually 30-50 chapters across the board, though there are a few outliers here and there. I think that Magazine usually leans toward around 30 chapters while Sunday and Champion are on the 50-ish side. Jump Plus also gives its flops a similar amount of time, and Young Jump is all over the place.
Not too sure about Magazine and Sunday, but recent Champion flops (Komoura-san, Dorakon, Shabaou, Toubousha Elio, probably) lasted for about 4 volumes on average. Number of chapters vary (probably due to the amount of pages each chapter has). But I'd say Champion is overall more lenient than Jump when it comes to this sort of thing - though there were a few times where they just axed three series at once.
The manga he read was obviously a reference to Yoru wo Higashi ni, which is currently running in Jump+. Give it a read, it’s worth it
It's really weird to see Yozakura, Mitama and Agravity not on the bottom layer, really goes to show how much of the magazine is newbies right now.
And it will only increase with Neverland, Yuuna, Haikyuu and WNL all ending this or next year.
Someone earlier said that Ghostwriter debuting in the very issue that Kimetsu ends is potentially one of the best things that can happen to the former, right?
I think it shows the editorial confidence in the series, as in they thought this series was the best one of the batch and wanted it to get attention imho. There's no way it's just a coincidence that they have this series start in what is likely going to be one of the most sold WSJ issues in years.
Looks like a horror series about spirits, the google translator says "Jugen and the Spiritual Class", that would be really cool if is something like Neuro with both main characters resolving spirits stuff and misteries
Horror, huh? I'm interested, but the knowing the artist, this could be more like Yuuna than an actual horror manga. Wonder if they are testing this one-shot to see if it can replace Yuuna when it ends.