It seems like it will finish faster than Killua.

>>1

It seems like there isn’t much to do over there…

Still thinking that I can just go about doing things lazily.

>>3

At most around 10 episodes?

If they keep having internal conflicts like that, it’s no wonder their popularity declines.

What have you been doing all this time after preparing a clear enemy?

I feel like I lost speed all at once from my younger sister’s area.

Because it’s the 3rd center, it’s decided to be cut off! Even though Andera was making a fuss about that, it continued for a while from there, so it’s uncertain whether our battle will become “it’s just starting” from that abrupt cut-off.

If it were really popular, they would use the phrase “thank you for the great popularity.”

If it’s a different nuance, then it would be the kind of person who can sense it.

>>12

Even if it’s said to be very popular, I can’t believe it when the sales and serialization ranking are both miserable.

Zenno is beautiful precisely because it was a momentary brilliance.

That being said, I wanted to see if Zenno was involved in the main storyline.

It’s fine to have internal conflict, but strengthen the power of the allies a bit more.

I wonder if it would have been better if I had sorted out the connections with other characters first…

The new series is probably coming out around April, so it might not last a month.

I like that the story has been progressing quickly since the last few episodes.

You probably released what you had saved up.

Forget it beam!

As long as senpai shows up in the end, anything is fine.

I think it was normally popular, but I can’t understand what the Jump magazine editors are thinking.

Why is there a need to finish this so quickly…?

>>22

Weekly Shonen Jump generally arranges its publication order according to popularity!

For now, I wish they would use more readable kanji for both character names and attack names.

There are too many names that are like difficult-to-read kanji.

It’s done.

Since you can create characters properly, wouldn’t it have been fine if it wasn’t a harem?

>>28

Did I make it properly? I felt like there were a lot of characters that were overly compared to games.

>>29

The position of the Nue was ambiguous.

I don’t know if I can really put in my full effort right now or not.

>>29

It seems that there won’t be much catharsis because the active part is difficult to understand due to the dark colors in the picture.

The inadequacy of this battle reminds me of Black Cat.

Being able to get excited at a reflection meeting like this is better than Andera.

>>33

Andela was somewhere else during the three consecutive losses.

I haven’t felt like complaining about Jump too much because the developments over the past few months have been like that.

It seems like recent mobile games have been turning mythical creatures like Nue and Kagasya-Dokuro into beautiful girls, and I just can’t keep up with it.

>>35

The giant skeleton is a handsome guy, but…

The ones that are girls are Hakutaku, Kasha, and many others.

I thought it was strange that even after entering the Fujino household, they revealed a male obsession bone instead of a female obsession bone.

If we’re going to have more girls and do a battle manga, then…

I’m a bit troubled if it’s too intense of a battle manga…

>>42

There are precedents where genuine killings can happen, like in Medaka Box or Stone Ocean.

It seems impossible with the loose style of Nue.

The fact that there are only two patterns for the protagonist’s awakening of fighting spirit against an unbeatable enemy, either thanks to Nue-san or not, is not good.

Well, there were various shortcomings, but it wasn’t completely unpopular, and if we can learn from the reflections on this work, we might be able to aim for a decent hit in the next one.

I thought you seemed to have difficulty creating a sense of the world’s expansion or worldview.

I think it’s the editor’s fault for pushing the battle aspect even though the battle development didn’t resonate.

>>46

I think they should have made it a short story that concludes in 1 to 2 episodes.

When I started training and battling again, I thought, “Seriously?” but in the end, I just sank back to the bottom.

>>49

I thought they were a great character, but then they betrayed me…

>>49

It’s not really a village, but my little sister…

There is only the signature left to do…

>>50

Decision-making is slow!

>>50

I wonder why it’s a signature instead of a survey…

My Gakutaro is too cool… he’s the coolest in the current Jump.

I feel like the Fujino family has been associated with bad luck stories all along.

I feel like there was quite a lot of discussion and excitement here until the part where my sister appears.

>>59

My younger sister was also considered cute at first.

At first

I liked the area around the wheel deity.

>>60

By the way, what is it with the fact that my senior’s stories are basically always stable?

The main point is generally crap.

It’s sad that the good parts from the beginning have disappeared without me noticing.

>>61

To be frank, the first episode was the peak and it just went downhill from there.

If we’re going to take time for the vice captain battle, then Yo Shichi should be taken down instantly.

Why are they dragging it out like that after that resolution?

Aside from the village edition, it’s mostly related to the Fujino family, isn’t it amazing?

>>63

You’re becoming like Danzō…

Why not make use of your own strengths?

>>66

However, according to the fans, the current Jump was just unfortunate…

>>66

It was sad that there was essentially only Hakutaku below.

>>66

I was wondering if there were no more shots since they were filling the magazine with one-shots and all…

I really wonder what it was that caused my worst personality sister to suddenly appear out of nowhere…

Is this the next adhesive target?

I can tell you want to use black well, but in that aspect, you are completely overshadowed by Kagurabachi.

People are saying a lot more than during Mayu and GUGU…

>>78

It’s not that it was regrettable; it’s that the accumulation of judgment mistakes at critical points showed in the results.

>>78

It has continued for nearly two years after all.

>>78

It seems like it’s been a while since a cancellation happened.

I still have so much to do that it’s maddening.

Everything is half-hearted.

The anticipation for episode 1 was never surpassed.

I liked the sudden jokes and the good tempo, but recently there has been none of that.

I felt that I had narrowed my perception of ability, so I was curious about what I could draw if it were different.

It feels like there’s nothing but internal squabbles and no refreshing battles.

Even after capturing the captain, I still won’t acknowledge you. If you keep adding too many characters and follow the same pattern over and over, of course readers will think, “Not this again.”

The battle animation was too chaotic and wasn’t expertly depicted by any means.

The classics, pants, and breasts are indeed important, aren’t they?

Recently, the confession scene was good.

After that, well…

>>91

After that, I was taken away normally and wondered why?

You can’t create an event more significant than a confession with Daiba!

Gakuro is quite boring as a protagonist, or rather lacks charm.

>>92

My Gakuro is too cool again this week.

>>92

He was a nice guy, but he didn’t have much of an interesting personality.

>>92

At least he wasn’t a character who could be a protagonist in a battle manga…

I think it’s quite harsh that the enemies you can’t defeat don’t have much appeal when you let them escape.

A guy named Rinnoudou who died after seriously wrestling.

It’s been almost two years and I haven’t improved anything… well…

The battle in the Fujino fight was really good, though.

I think it would have been regrettable if it had ended in volumes 2 or 3.

In this regard, rather than feeling regretful due to the serialization dragging on, I have the impression that it continued well.

It’s a confusing fight with the name Daiba.

I think you wanted to talk about the Fujino family from the beginning, but the readers didn’t think so…

>>102

At the very least, after having one fierce battle, at that time the Fujino family was doing something suspicious.

I could have understood it if it was a situation where we needed to deal with this quickly, but since we veered off into a tangent while discussing moving towards the slaughter, it doesn’t quite add up.

Even if I’m told later that it was connected in the end, it doesn’t change anything.

>>102

If you’re going to do that, then don’t waste time on detours and take time away from the other heroines…

I think it would have been better to put aside the other Level 5 stories and settle things with the Fujino family first.

Don’t you think there are quite a few people who feel that the longer it drags on, the more it shows the author’s limitations?

It really feels like it’s no good anymore.

For now, I want you to properly handle the story about Nuez-san and summarize it in a decent way.

It’s basically a comedy, but it’s fine if it gets serious sometimes.

It’s just like a harem light novel.

>>105

I had set up a countdown to my resurrection, so I was imposing a rule on myself that I couldn’t take it slowly.

If we had talked about this week sooner, it would have skyrocketed in popularity.

Vice captain? We didn’t really need you for the battle, did we?

>>107

If anything, I should have released the gacha skull a lot earlier.

That person is the only one I thought was cool as an enemy.

The village edition is within this range, but it’s clear that readers are increasingly drifting away.

>>109

I can tell that my senior’s turn has gone up.

Since the protagonist is weak, they quickly brought out the strongest class leaders.

The captain should have been more active in the part and should have been showcased vigorously.

It’s like advancing the story in Demon Slayer without giving the Hashira any screen time.

I just want to know at the end why the protagonist’s technique is a complete copy.

It felt like there was some sort of internal conflict recently with Nue, especially after the Infinity Train arc.

Moreover, it has been predicted that the Upper Moon will attack in a week.

Astro is already extremely twisted, and Nue and Astro are out.

The current trend of Killua seems more like a change of direction than a roll, and I don’t really understand it.

>>113

Winning the student council election and freeing the heroine, that’s how it ends, right?

It’s apparent that there is a lack of variety in the development, even though we haven’t even reached volume ten yet.

Did you want it to be like Bleach?

I don’t really understand.

>>115

If you want to become Bleach, you have to bring out something on the level of the Rukia rescue arc; otherwise, it’s impossible.

I can somewhat predict the developments around “Kanojo wa Iru no ka,” but since they take their time with it, I’m starting to get bored.

Even if it ends, it seems quite difficult to defeat all the enemies and have a grand finale.

It feels like we’ve spread quite a bit, and I wonder if our battle is just beginning.

I can’t say much because I heard that the village member caught COVID.

The way sub-characters are handled is really tragically poor.

I really want to know what kind of judgment it is to not involve the familiar character of the maniacal bones in this retaking arc.

Sena Anke Sena Nanashirou

>>123

The people who said this definitely didn’t submit the survey, right…?

>>130

I can’t give out a survey for free, so it can’t be helped.

I think we should have been more active in the occult club.

It was too early, no matter how you look at it.

>>126

I thought it would drag on to an anime adaptation like Night Sakura did.

Switching from gag to battle worked well for things like Reborn, but that’s a very special case.

>>128

Reborn was popular since its gag days.

It was still interesting, so I continued watching, but I thought it took a long time to reach a conclusion in the early part of the Ayaha arc…

The seniors aren’t coming out either…

If you’re going to firmly pursue the battle route, I wanted a support character besides Gakuro who has real ability and is also heavily involved in battles.

Considering it was just a mediocre first episode with Zenno-kun, it has continued longer than expected.

>>132

If I wait for two years with this and the forget beam, it would be too good to be true…

If you had said so, I would have wanted to see it.

At the moment when I was supposed to fight two equally ranked enemies in the Fujino family arc, the mad bone appeared and lined up next to me.

I think each individual episode was relatively good, but the overall structure from around the village arc wasn’t very well done.

Are we really doing that now? Those kinds of moments kept popping up, and I couldn’t fully get into it.

All’s well that ends well, right!

At least Killua pulled in both the student council appearance and Noren-chan’s secret.

It feels like they are adjusting the developments in preparation for the next, next cancellation period rather than the next cancellation period itself.

Since the village arc, I’ve been skimming through and have stopped buying Jump itself since the conclusion of Jujutsu.

The Nue were the strongest phantoms that killed two-thirds of the Japanese people at the time.

It feels small-scale for all six of them to be sealed within the neighborhood.

Despite having many characters, there were hardly any relationships formed between the supporting characters.

Weren’t you having quite a bit of trouble dealing with your senior?

It’s not a main character, but its popularity is amazing.

It feels like the previous story hasn’t completely ended and is dragging on.

>>147

It’s common in this manga for people to still be holding onto that.

>>147

As the sealed slaughterers kept appearing one after another, I was wondering who I was going to fight next, and then the Fujino family arc started.

The flow of the conversation has been all over the place lately.

I should have quickly fought the first massacre and left the impression that this is just so outrageous…

The ones who said “If we do anime, it will take off!” haven’t even submitted a survey.

>>149

I have the impression that there are many people who tend to enjoy this work rather than enjoying it.

An old-fashioned gal game with x! It’s a biographical work! I’m excited and talking about it!

>>155

I’ve seen this kind of praise in other works too, but I wonder if there are that many people who have played old gal games or eroge…

>>164

It’s a way of complimenting that feels like a fixed phrase, so I could say it even if I weren’t doing it.

It’s a manga where, among friendship, effort, and victory, victory feels particularly lacking…

This manga doesn’t win easily.

I like Nue too, but it seems like our interactions have decreased.

They are making the room for me and such.

I thought it would be adapted into an anime too, but I was surprised it seems to have been abruptly canceled.

I learned at Andela that it’s pointless to just go through the motions.

>>153

In recent years, anime adaptations have ended up being failures, so they probably realized that it’s not something that will hit just by trying numerous times.

>>156

Rather, I think it’s just that the race was properly concluded and there are no lower-ranked competitors left.

Even the handling of Nue, who should be a main character, has been left hanging the whole time, hasn’t it?

Even though my senpai finished the main episode and even kissed me.

I was thinking that the mood of suppressing feelings would start and the love story would progress slowly.

I was confused by the flow of the conversation, which seemed to be set in stone.

Even with that Andera, it was decided that Andy’s wanderings would end immediately.

In the case of Nue, I think there are quite a few parts where the author did not take the readers’ criticism to heart and had no intention of changing them.

Rather than a scenario-focused fantasy erotic game

It’s like an 18+ RPG where female characters join or are captured in each chapter.

Up until the point where Nue-san instantly defeated the master’s trump card, it was definitely interesting.

>>163

Village edition…

I just feel like it’s such a waste.

The time limit until the massacre is too short.

To acknowledge the 0th squad, you said you would defeat them, but didn’t you say that if all of you don’t challenge them together, you’ll lose?

I don’t really understand the meaning of that setting condition.

Internal conflicts have started even though the relationships among allies have not been fully established.

It’s a waste that, while the monster forms are appealing, all the youkai are just in human form.

It just gives the impression of being such a waste…

I was hoping for more family to come out, and that wish was granted; the night sakura was delightful.

It seems that it’s a writing style that prioritizes what the writer wants to write over the readers’ reactions, but this can only be done by someone who has accumulated a significant achievement…

>>168

On the contrary, if it gets cut off, wouldn’t it be a good experience? You would probably reflect on it.

I always thought this manga has the same kind of development and ends with a similar climax in the last panel…

I felt it was too early to get serious.

Since the early vibe was popular, starting from around when it continued on the comedy route and exceeded 10 volumes, you know…

>>172

As expected, it’s unreasonable to have volume 10 with the same vibe as the early ones.

I was wondering if the night train was retreating with a hint of fate, positioning itself as a rival.

A puppet-like figure that seems to be a strong rival has appeared.

So what was that guy then…? I’m wondering.

>>173

The fire-breathing carriage came out, and while that was still not settled, the giant skull also appeared.

It’s better to properly deal with one enemy at a time, right?

In the end, both end up lacking presence and just lose out.

If you go that far and then don’t take responsibility for that heroine, it leaves a bad impression, doesn’t it?

I can feel that you were trying to do it sincerely, but there is fundamentally a flaw in the structure.

>>175

It feels like a harem route from a dating sim, doesn’t it…?

Well, it’s just like the PSP version, so there’s no helping it.

>>178

Stop that.

Naming it something like “Xenoblade” in a bad way, with a Middle School 2nd Year level of naming sense, was also problematic.

>>176

It really shows that the naming sense isn’t keeping up with the battle descriptions when it ends up feeling this cold…

If the story will be changed based on the readers’ reactions, then the beginning will be about the two of us, including my senpai, dealing with phantom beasts while living school life. Is that okay?

>>179

Hmmmm~! I want to!

>>179

I wanted to see more of that than the serious stuff after the village arc…

>>179

People might say the tempo is bad, but it’s better than internal conflicts.

>>179

Considering that Dadan Dan was a hit, it might have been a good thing.

Gakuro is just not an interesting character…

It’s painful that I couldn’t overcome the flaws I felt in the first episode.

I think it’s a mixed bag that resembles a surreal gag rom-com battle manga that people have been hoping for.

>>185

Maybe I’m being done with what I expect in secret.

When Nue is engaged in interesting battles, there are no complaints, but when the flow of the story goes off track and it turns into a boring battle, it becomes quite difficult to enjoy reading.

I think it’s close to Bleach, where they introduced the concept of nothingness but suddenly threw that out the window and started the Soul Reaper arc.

I wonder why they succeeded with that over there.

>>188

It was properly interesting…

>>188

There are a lot of exciting characters that have appeared over there…

>>188

The Gotei 13 was likely attractive on a large scale.

Strengthening Gakuro has become an urgent necessity.

The thinness, or shallowness, of the relationship between Gakuro and the heroines is more akin to recent social games than a harem gal game…

If you can’t take action, you should have put all your effort into creating impressive cuts like in Demon Slayer.

There were many scenes that seemed difficult to read because they tried to express movement in a strange way.

The early battles were interesting, leaning more towards the former type of battle scene.

I think I was going in the wrong direction by trying to describe or explain each interaction in battle from the village edition.

Did the editors decide to steer towards a battle-oriented direction?

Make use of your strengths.

Battle with the enemy!

Gakuro is struggling!

Gakuro is on the verge of death!

Gakuro Awakens!

Victory!