Red Hood: I did NOT expect this series to feature crabs bombing each other. The world-building got a whole lot more interesting, to the point where it almost feels like a different series, and the story itself acknowledges that those other guys were a waste of time. Let’s see where this new start will take us. (I don’t mind another exam arc. They’re usually fun.)
Neru: Huh. That amazing ninja
came down pretty easily in the end, didn’t he? Still fun. I hope he’s smart enough to turn in his stuff before having it stolen and/or getting involved in other people’s fights.
BB: Poor, brave girl. Now I feel bad for her. The boy isn’t being a very good friend. (I don't think it’s really about romance at this point, she’s just upset about potentially losing someone important to her.)
Mashle: Did I miss a chapter? We were in the middle of fighting a giant monster before. I guess the author figured things were getting too serious.
WW: Okay, I did NOT see that coming. That’s a bona fide shocking twist, in a series where I wasn’t expecting it. This issue has a lot of surprises.
Dr Stone: Cooking up some donuts? For a moment I thought they were referencing Dragon Ball Super. But I love how they are still trying to explain everything, rather than just telling us they made something. Sai is such an adorable child.
Sakamoto: Nice to see them tackle something other than fighting. I hope the creepy stalker doesn’t stick around though.
BC: It’s not often you see a hero fangirling about his teammates.
UU: Nice calm before the storm.
Candy: Those kids aren’t evil, they’re barely criminals. I could see the blond boy and girl ending up together. I also like the use of tilted panels in this.
Bleach: That’s not an ending, that’s a beginning. Though I’m starting to wonder how things went (relatively) well for so long with the SS systematically mishandling massive threats to the universe.
Princess: Congratulations, you both suck. But at least you’re doing it with conviction.
Most non-WSJ chapters were really good, too.
One more language on MangaPlus.
No One Piece in Russian? Then Spy x Family is the only one left who’s got all the languages.
OP, BC, Monster8 and Choujin X are in second place with five; then JJK with four, and MHA, Dr Stone and Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku with three.
Odd choices.
Magu chan 7600... it didnt even arrive at 10k
I wonder why people are not liking it. It's very enjoyable and the characters and the little monsters are lovable
I can't speak for anyone else here, obviously, but I don't really like any of the characters (except Uneras, maybe) or the humour, and the story is.. non-existent, mostly.
So I think you answered your own question: it's enjoyable for those who love the characters, but it offers little for those who don't.
16. Me & Roboco: I remember the last time we had a "double issue" chapter it was one of the best for the series. This time it was still funny, but there is this feeling of having been there already. I heard there are many HxH references, unfortunately it has been too long since I read it, maybe if I was able to get them I would have liked this chapter more.
I believe it's about the narration text boxes, mostly.
18. Candy Flurry: Girl is overpowered. I still don't get how "having a giant lollipop" can be considered as the supreme superpower among all of the others that have been shown so far. Lol at how far in the background she is in the cover group.
It's not? What makes you think that "having a giant lollipop" is considered a supreme superpower? Nobody ever said that.
Sure, the guy who destroyed Tokyo with his lollipops is considered the supreme villain, but that's because he
destroyed Tokyo, not because he has lollipops. From what we've seen so far, any of the top sweets users could easily do the same thing, and they are all considered equally powerful and dangerous.
19. Ayakashi Triangle: I am disappointed at the reveal of the new character (apart from the fact that she revealed "a lot"). If she really is who she says she is, that's not the personality I was expecting her to have. But I think and I hope it's just some kind of illusion.
Can't really blame her for
turning her back on humans after they murdered her for no reason. Repeatedly.
