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Wait, the new series is called 7 x 8 = 56? Just when I thought it'd be difficult to top some of the absurdly long names light novels and WSJ's Seiji Tanaka have come up with, but this may take the cake if true. Is the title only numeric, or does it also have an official title with words instead of numbers?
Interesting. It's not often that the situation for a series is described so quickly and concisely by the author. Although I don't follow it, good for him that they're letting him finish his vision on their mobile platform. Basing the decision off the first volume, unless it was way under the number, just goes to show how competitive this magazine is right now.
It'll be interesting to see how it sells. It hasn't been immediately trapped in the bottom of the TOC like Kiss & Cry was, so it at least has that fact going for it. Has anyone here read any of it and have any opinions on whether they think it's good or not?
you got a link? i'm interested cause I've checked out Killer Killer. I like Gambler Paradise but the art is a humongous disappointment. It doesn't fit the series at all. Wouldn't of bothered if Kodaka wasn't involved.
That would be the best case scenario. It would be great if it's them.
So, I saw this tweet and decided to check out the manga, I'm 3 volumes in and like it quite a lot, even though I have 10 other on my reading list that I haven't started.
I'd say the manga has gone by mostly unnoticed, surprisingly enough, even if it's from an author with a very popular previous work. It's one of my favorite weekly shonen series for sure. It would be nice if the anime ended up being good, it would help raise awareness about the series.
WSM is really stepping it up with all of the anime adaptation they've been giving out lately. Everything about Juliet's adaptation has been great, from the voice acting to the animation. Even the pacing has been really great. Domestic na Kanojo is getting one, Gotoubun's adaptation I think will cause the series to skyrocket even more than it already is. It has seriously been growing at an incredible exponential rate in Japan and elsewhere online around the world. Ahiru is getting one, and now so is Fire Force. This will help them keep pace with WSJ's Zumo, Neverland, Kimetsu, WNL and now Dr. Stone (probably) all getting anime adaptations.
