Depends on how you see it. If they opt to publish this in volume only instead of doing so in the mag, it could be a sign it got axed. Who knows.
Basically a last fare-well to its fans then?
Due to popular reception I suppose
KnY was already a huge multimedia franchise before its ending (if you count the two games, stage play and the movie). But I think Neverland is getting more stuff than KnY, the live action, the series from Hollywood, 2nd season, exhibition, game and the special project Pozuka is preparing.
I would rather we wait and see if Ayakashi will be a new hit. The reception for the first chapter is mixed, although that is not to say it can't improve in the next few chapters or even its first major arc.
It was trending in Japan yesterday
I can only think of AGRAVITY BOYS which has a Twitter account as well with 4.3K followers.
Doesn't mean much. Trending means it got some attention, which is good but it could very well be mixed or negative attention. We will have to wait and see.
The interesting thing was that I think there was also a bigger trend wondering if it was a “TS yuri” (according to Google Translate) series or not. So there’s definitely some attention. It’s probably mixed, but many people are happy that Yabuki’s writing a series again.
you are sure that veteran authors usually fail, but the majority who returned to the jump had a success before Yabuki had 2 success.
Too much of a wild card. Kishimoto’s new serialization failed. And I’m pretty sure one of the returning veterans succeeded with Beelzebub before failing with Hungry Marie.
Makes sense lol, I don't think it will be, but I get the feeling fans of that genre (myself included I guess) won't be left out to dry.