I've decided
IT'S DISGUST
EWWWWWWWWWWWWW
Zombies, chainsaws and high-school girls. Gratuitous violence, puerile humour and bizarre facial expressions. I lost enough IQ points reading this that the zombies that featured are now smarter than me.
Chimamire Sukeban Chainsaw1
Zombies, chainsaws and high-school girls. Gratuitous violence, puerile humour and bizarre facial expressions. I lost enough IQ points reading this that the zombies that featured are now smarter than me.
Itchy.
Tasty.
Chimamire Sukeban Chainsaw1
Zombies, chainsaws and high-school girls. Gratuitous violence, puerile humour and bizarre facial expressions. I lost enough IQ points reading this that the zombies that featured are now smarter than me.
Itchy.
Tasty.
Im glad world trigger is at over 3.5mln sales. Hopefully it at least gets 20mln by the end of its lifetime.
I think it still fit thoughBoku Dake Ga Inai Machi Ch 44 Raw (End)
That was basically the ending I was expecting and pretty satisfying. It does make me question the English title though, lol.
I think it still fit though
He erased his 15 years life/previous life to get where he is today
Oh, that is a good one.I think looking at it like that kind of misses the point of the title. I meanthe JP title better represents what the series is about, not just on a mechanical level, but in concept and theme. The series isn't just about the mystery but exploring the consequences of choosing not to be involved, not to be there. Satoru's version of the title drop is about what is born as a result of choosing to be a participant. As he says in the last chapter, his treasure is what was written/engraved in the town and time he wasn't there, the fruits of him choosing to be that hero, to continue fighting for what's right. I think Erased as a title works on a mechanical level but doesn't hit on this aspect of the series. I'm sure it could be written to fit the drop in but I think it loses meaning.
That sucks. Are all these cancellations a consequence of a problem with the publishers as a whole in Italy? Hopefully it won't become a trend there.
The two biggest ones don't seem to have any issue (the one that announced Erased has a perfectly working relationship with Kodansha, Shueisha etc), so I don't think there is a problem with the publishers in Italy as a whole. The middle to smaller ones seem to be having problems here and there though.
I'm in the minority that actually would prefer if Guts doesn't have to do anything: I would love Griffith's dream being shattered by his own hubris.
So it's mostly an issue of smallers publishers overstretching themselves? Or is it the market that's shriking?