Exactly... which is why a while back, I mentioned that WSJ is heading for a equilibrium state... where nothing much is really worthy of getting cut, with everything having good potential and/or good tank sales.
Actually, the rumor said that Hoopmen going to be end at issue 31. So we still have 2 weeks to know whether Hoopmen will end or not. But, I also think (and hope) the rumor is fake.
Mago is consistantly low because it's an action series. Jump is dominated by established action series, making votes for noobs hard to come by. Unlike Psyren, Mago sells well. Volume 3 and 4 sold around 200,000 copies each. As Finestela said, this is an unusually high number; it would be the most popular series in many, many anthologies. With the fifth volume just out it has room to grow. Bakuman and To Love Ru (and maybe D. Gray Man) have polling issues as they both are aimed more at high school age readers, a demographic that doesn't necessarily buyWeekly Jump but will go out and buy Jump Comic tankobon.
It's actually a decent series. It's just that every ranked chapter has been in last place, so there's been no point in reading it.
This point is mainly why I really want to see how Akaboshi ranks. If it ranks extremely low the only thing left for it would be Tank sales to try to offset that ranking.
Keep in mind Mago and Psyren ranked really well for (something like) three straight months, always between 6 and 10. They crashed after that. If Akaboshi can do that it will last long enough to be judged by tank sales. Otherwise......
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