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Re: Weekly Shounen Jump [2009] - Discussion & TOC Talk v.3
Hokenshitsu is romance-less comedy/schoo-life, so I wasn't really surprised when it got left out.
its kind of interesting how I often see scanlated mangas get axed easily, while mangas that aren't getting scanlated seems to survive on.
from the way i've seen so far, non-action or non-romance mangas usually don't get much attention and often get left out. Kagijin, Medaka, or Nurari got picked up pretty quickly, while series like Sket Dance, Kuroko get left out. people just don't feel like translating comedy mangas i guess. sports are sometimes left out too.[Cross];1624823 said:I'll try and throw my hat in Rilienthanl, it looks too amusing to pass up. I just need a translator >.>.
Also, while that explains Rilienthanl, it doesn't really explain why no one has touched Shinigami.
Hokenshitsu is romance-less comedy/schoo-life, so I wasn't really surprised when it got left out.
its kind of interesting how I often see scanlated mangas get axed easily, while mangas that aren't getting scanlated seems to survive on.
not really, Wajimania had pretty bad rank in the beginning (before 8 chaps), and Kagijin wasn't that good either.Not at all. Every new series that failed since Hoop Men has been in a seemingly safe stop for the first seven weeks, leading people to believe that was a sign they were not in danger. Medaka did, Akaboshi did, Kagijin did...
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