Isn’t it too early to die?

I didn’t know there would be a new series in Boichi+.

A school story, huh… I see…

I am surprised that it is not a short-term series but a full-fledged serialization.

Boichi is simultaneously serializing multiple works again…

Are we doing a school story with this…?

Do you like Trigun?

No wonder there are various elements from Trigun.

Why does Boichi want to ruin the world so much!?

A Western + school setting is quite new…

The vertical reading manga feel of the first page is amazing.

The content was interesting.

>>61

But what is a school in a world like Trigun…

It is written in various places as a Western story.

To what extent does school life weigh in?

I can’t help but agree that Boichi likes Trigun…

My Sheriff Academy!?

I thought I was done with this sort of thing, but it suddenly became really interesting in the last few pages.

>>83

Are there a lot of these?!

You’re working too much, Boichi.

The new series by Boichi was interesting, but I can somehow understand that the story about the dad seems like it might be more interesting.

Well, Dad’s story is just too cliché…

>>109

If it were in Young Jump, it might have become my dad’s story.

My father will probably come back anyway…

I thought it was great to have the atmosphere of the late ’90s, and then I read that I’m going to school!?

>>119

It feels similar to the sensation of “Huh? School now, of all times?!” in an otherworldly story featuring cheat abilities.

I’m curious about the reason for bringing Boichi’s new series on Friday.

I think if we’re going to include it, it should be on Thursday or Saturday.

>>120

Friday is also empty, so isn’t that just fine?

No matter how you look at it, Dad clearly has more character, so I think it will either become an enemy or a buddy story.

I wonder if the outrageousness of episode 1 can be maintained after entering the academy…

It’s a story that’s incredibly Bowie-chan manga with post-apocalypse and cyborgization… All that’s left is a super strong big-chested woman and a super strong muscular man, and it would be perfect.

If we can just rein in the strong sci-fi elements that tend to emerge with Boichi alone…

>>146

I already feel like I’m not being restrained anymore.

It’s how things will turn out in real school life.

Boichi’s new series has characters that seem like they would be shooting guns while saying “Haha!” in a school-life setting!

Rather, the surprisingly weak sci-fi elements may be the reason for its obscurity.

If all you do is swing around guns and coffins, it doesn’t have to be sci-fi.

>>155

The unique sci-fi is what Boichi is known for, right?

It’s true that we did a lot of that in past works.

>>167

That’s probably where it will start from now on.

Even with Origin or tuna, don’t just start the engine all at once, but go step by step.

I’m not too worried about it because it’s the kind of route where I realize I’m doing something outrageous.

Web comics operate in a world where the author’s name recognition does not hold as much weight as it does in print.

The key will be how many hooks can be created in the next five episodes.

But if Boichi’s pace of drawing is as fast as it is, it might be possible to serialize weekly, so the decline in page views due to switching to biweekly might be prevented.

Also, there’s Trigun, but it seems like you would also like Metal Slug.

I like it when an arm holding a gun comes out instead of a cannon from the train.

It’s totally Trigun! The influence it had on Japanese sci-fi Western manga is amazing.

Anyway, please let me read the continuation tomorrow and update it with 2 episodes a week.

Because it’s in the lineage of Masamune Shirow, SF and the occult are inseparable, right? Boichi SF.

I thought it was a really nice new series! But then I was a bit surprised to find out it turned out to be a school story at the end…

It probably won’t be a normal school life, so I’m looking forward to what comes next.

Since my tongue has become a trigan, school life is good, but I want to see a shocking and vicious criminal soon.

I found ORIGIN, which was packed with SF elements, interesting, so I’m looking forward to that aspect as well.