M+ gives you the accumulative views of the last five weeks.
For UxU, I think they would just remove or play down the problematic scenes. There's only 2 or 3 of them and they aren't really important to the plot, so this could be done very easily. (The Japanese anime might even do it, if they want to avoid causing controverse with the first episode.)
It's certainly odd that they have no info about it. If it was suddenly on break surely they'd know by now since they get the chapters very early, but to not know anything makes me think it could just be a communication issue.So, I got an answer.
It's not what I expected, and at the same time is. Kinda 50/50, because it's not a copypaste but doesn't explain much either. The only thing I can almost extract from this? Is that it's not an error since they would have told me something like: "Huh, that's weird. We'll contact our development team!" as they have done already previous times. It's just weird. Anyway, pray for it to still be an error even if it doesn't seem like it anymore? and for it not to be anything serious.
They do have info, they just can't tell a random guy on Facebook actual confidential information about the series from the magazine. What the message is for in the end is to understand that's it's not likely for it to be an error on the app, but an actual serious issue ongoing.
For UxU Fire Force got on Toonami (though with slight censorship iirc) so I don't think it'd have a problem, honestly seems like a prime Toonami show. Cop and Dolphin doesn't even seem like the type of show Toonami or any other network would pick up anyway so any controversy would just be from streaming like say, Shield Hero.
LMAOO, yoo noo u take that back,,
I will check out fire punch then, if the writer can wrap up a story, then I'm sure this feeling I have with Chainsaw man will go away as the series goes on.
you could include young jump manga in the vote.
I'm sure it is a confirmed thing now, but I don't remember where exactly it was confirmed. It's not 3 series allowed in general though, the rule is that if they have 3 tries to get a hit and if all 3 flop, that's it. Masakazu Katsura has had 7 series in WSJ for example (a mix of hits and flops).
unless i've been out of the loop, thats on an indefinite hiatus for over a year. Why would it be voted on weekly?
I thought he came back from the hiatus
still listed as hiatus on mangaplus too.
They should already be translating and editing chapter 7 by now, and the author should have already finished and submitted chapter 8 to jump editorial. It would be impossible for a series to go on hiatus after the 4th chapter, as they are already working on the 5th by the time the serialization debuts. And even if there is something serious (maybe except for death, legal, criminal matter) would jump just throw out the finished chapters waiting for publication? No way. This is definitely just a mistake.
I don't mean that they're the same, I mean that they're the same for the purpose of the story. It just needed to be a reason for Arkham to idolize Chloe.
Mangaka are always way ahead of the chapter that is being published weekly in the magazine, but when breaks/pauses need to be done for any serialization, they decide to take the break even if there're still chapters finished and prepared to be serialized, so by the time the author comes back to their regular work schedule, the magazine publishes chapters already done and lets the author pick up their pace once again. As for chapters already done and prepared to be published, if a case such as death were to happen, the magazine would state the situation first and lastly publish those chapters remaining depending on the situation itself, as well as handling volumes and the rest. It being a mistake from the dev team of M+ is already almost discarded given the answer I received. At different situations I have already reported errors to them, and the answers received were clearly different.
Sometimes I wonder how Chagecha got Chagecha'd if this is the case....
And to add to this, someone just doing the art gets a pass so to speak. So presumably, if Ghostwriter doesn't work out, Date will still be able to have a series in the main magazine (at least doing the art), even after Tokyo Wonder Boys (art) and Cross Account (art + story).
I didn't know he did the art for Tokyo Wonder Boys.
That's interesting. I had no idea this was already confirmed, I thought it was still a rumor only. Anyone have some kind of source? I would like one if someone ask me someday lol