I got scolded from above.

Did they do this digitally? I wonder how they would have done it with analog materials?

>>3

In an era with copy machines, the same thing can be done by copying analog documents and sticking them with steam and glue.

The era without copy machines was more carefree.

I’m frustrated…

All the effort I put into compressing things in the second panel has been completely undone…

Loli is being thoroughly rejected…

Do it in an adult magazine.

>>10

I want to do it in a boys’ magazine…!

>>12

It’s not enough without effort and friendship.

>>19

You’re making an effort, aren’t you?

The author has

>>44

It’s no good because there’s no friendship with the editor.

I am being forced to hide the girl’s nakedness!

I want to see this teacher draw something for adults.

I’m sure it will end up being “definitely not this.”

That’s really pitiful.

Overdoing it is not good, is it realistic…?

You’re working hard, and friendships have blossomed, right!

Unlike a few years ago, it was written that now…

Has it really gotten so bad in these last few years?

Was it okay to be lewd in the flow of friendship, effort, and victory?

Using connections from relatives is against the rules, right?

Is it because it’s a paperback?

But back in the day, it was natural for Jump to show breasts, and depending on the conditions, if there were no lines, it was barely okay for the crotch too.

Is Jump also going to impose regulations on freedom of expression?

What on earth is this teacher blowing about…?

If it’s Square, they used to do whatever they wanted…

As adults, let’s have discretion regarding the rules of society…

Isn’t it too sad?

Does the steam decrease in a paperback?

>>36

The steam decreases, the petals become smaller, and the spinning top that was blown away returns to its original place.

Please show me the second stage too!

The magazine is still quite aggressive, isn’t it?

>>38

It’s the difference between magazines that boys read and those that perverted and silly boys read.

I wonder why people hide their nipples.

I think Jump has the role of making young boys slightly more mature with thrilling and exciting developments that can blow the minds of readers who read it eagerly.

The fact that the button is two-toned means it’s the Wacom Pen Pro, right?

It’s the same with the student council and so on.

It’s strong how you can create a story just based on the interesting character of a completely unrelated to magic person.

Teacher Yabuki should have done at least this much.

I didn’t expect a problem like this!

>>50

I wonder what happened to this in the paperback version.

>>53

It’s not in color on paper, but you can see through it.

The digital version is impossible.

>>50

Are we living in the Prohibition era or something?

>>67

That’s true.

In the past, it was more relaxed.

Even with effort and friendship in editing, without victory over the editor-in-chief, it’s a disgrace to Jump manga.

Even the editor-in-chief has a tough time.

Was it a fire!? It was no good.

At one point, there was a manga published in Jump+ that came with an erotic anime, and it was amazing! But it was gone in an instant.

I was thinking that for someone inside, they were playing chicken way too much…

Friendship with the editor!

Efforts with editing!

Defeat to the editor-in-chief…

We have to compete with Apple in…

The main purchasing demographic for Jump is women, so I guess that’s it…

>>58

If it’s the main survey layer, I can understand, but is it true?

>>58

What are those guys reading in the current Jump?

I can generally guess the story of the manga artist appearing in this manga.

>>59

Talking about gorillas and stuff…

I thought it was strange that you were hiding something back then, but so that’s what it was.

This author has been involved since the time of Sukedan.

I’m avoiding explicit erotic material.

The episode where Bossun became invisible was too unnatural in the opposite way.

>>63

Sometimes when I do erotic topics, it feels so vivid and creepy…

Momochi is able to adjust well, so I feel growth.

I’ve only read it in paperback, so I only knew about the scenes pushing the boundaries with nipples now being allowed.

There are quite a few women saying they used to like the sexy categories back in the day, but there are already fewer middle and high school students now.

Aya Tora has been sent off…

>>73

Since the apples have been collared, the direct descriptions have become much more subdued.

I found this when I Googled it.

https://www.zasshi-ad.com/media/comic/boy/weeklyjump.html

Mr. Shinohara was also talking about the Uzaki-chan poster, so he probably has some thoughts on the recent expressions of sensuality…

It’s not that I lost to the editor-in-chief, but rather that the editor-in-chief also cannot win against societal norms…

>>70

Sexy and cute resonate with women too…

ToLOVEru is quite cute, after all.

There are surprisingly women who like that kind of thing.

Speaking of which, compared to Darkness, the original was quite heavily modified.

The magazine is different, but…

If Teacher Yabuki had a personality like Ichiki Kajiwara, he would have gotten hit on the head with a bottle at a club in Ginza or called to a hotel and been severely pressured until the next morning.

That editor is lucky.

There are manga like To LOVE-Ru and Yuragi-so that push the boundaries of regulation, so it often gets brushed off as acceptable, but when it comes to this, it’s just not okay…

There is some validity to the opinion that it should be done in youth magazines or adult magazines, so it’s tough to have explicit content accessible to all ages.

By the way, Teacher Shinohara and Teacher Yabuki were sworn brothers.

>>83

Then

nra

>>84

Your wife is your real sister.

>>85

It feels like something out of an eroge… you know that?

Professor Shinohara mistakenly thinks that Professor Yabuki’s wife is his own and involuntarily says something like, “Her breasts are bigger than usual!”

They didn’t teach me the life hack of submitting that kind of manuscript right before the printing deadline.

Isn’t the editor in charge or the mentor not doing well?

>>86

It’s just going to be a substitute.

It’s a jump!

Isn’t it a bit harsh, even if it’s just for a few pages of a performance?

Hey! It’s really getting wider, right?!

Something like that touch thing wouldn’t fly in modern times…

>>90

Getting hit by a car and having my head go flying is just too sensitive…

Even though there are quite a few critics of gore depiction, seeing the weak restrictions is surprising.

I think that even though complaints come in about suggestive content, it doesn’t make much profit, so the restrictions from the editorial side are getting tighter and tighter.

The sense of humor in the comeback is too much, anonymous manga artist.

Aya Tora ended up being sent off because she followed her daughter’s instructions…

It seems like they only care about sales, huh…

That girl has already become an adult, huh…

So, so, can we see the original manuscript completely naked!?

The fact that Yoshiyuki-sensei is doing the tsukkomi is already interesting.

Just making a single phone call to the editor-in-chief during the discussion makes a big difference, you know?

>https://www.zasshi-ad.com/media/comic/boy/weeklyjump.html

He’s just an ordinary man.

>>101

I’m concerned that the age ratio differs from other published materials.

It’s impressive that your daughter expresses her opinions facing the expectations of the readers!

I feel a sense of dedication from the person in charge in Lara’s remaining groin area.

I like this manga because it sometimes features stories about brothers-in-law and masters.