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Their new series have had an exceptionally rough time for the past few years, with the only exceptions pretty much being spin-offs of already popular stuff (Kaguya and I'm sure the new Gantz series will doing alright at least). Several long-running series that sold pretty well also ended during that timeframe with nothing even remotely as successful sales-wise taking their places.I honestly have to wonder what got YJ to where it currently is. They've been on a massive downturn since 2015.
I can't guarantee they'll do well enough to survive, but Kubo-san, Kowloon, and Kimi no Koto have been the first batch of new series that have really impressed me in a while. Kaguya's spinoff is nice too and Shadows House is eerily interesting, but a lot of serialization just felt like the same old edge-fest rehashed in a slightly-different form. Oh yeah, almost forgot Maku Musubi has been pretty good too