I haven't read World Trigger, and I've been kind of putting MagiLumiere on hold for a while, so I don't know.
But I feel like the other digital manga from Viz that I have are fine.
Dandadan's translation in the volume release is exactly the same as the chapter release.
The only official English volume that I truly regret buying is Smoking Behind Supermarket.
I HATE the re-translations in volume releases compared to chapter releases.
But it's not Viz.
I finished MagiLumiere. I had to pirate the official TL and it was really noticable how all the charecters started talking like they worked at Twitter. I personally pay a lot of attention to World Trigger specifically because I write fic for it, and trying to get any sort of recognizable idea of what phrasing or thought process a character would use from most of the translations post-2021 has become pretty much impossible because the dialogue has become so boilerplate that it's not recognizable who's talking- which I
know isn't an issue with the author, because I read fantrans back when those were being produced.
viz translations are usually "toned-down/censored" and fucking dog shit i absolutely hate Viz Localizations, Especially in their volume releases they change the japanese sfx to giant english fonts (that sometimes take up more space) and most of the time they usually have shitty letterers working on it smh
AI is not a solution tho Lol, really all they need is a Good Editor (that are usually the ones that would make the change/corrections to a translator's works) & a Good Translator, Personally i think Kodansha & Yen Press' Localizations are good (but ofc they also have flaws tho) but that's just my personal opinion tho lol
I don't know if anyone here is into Western webcomics, but the Director's Commentary on Narbonic is written by someone who works as a freelance editor at VIZ and has some insight into this. Viz localizations are pretty much unreadable to me- not only do I hate how you lose a level of social inflection when you take out honorifics, the dialogue is so West Coast Techbro Trying To Pretend He Works At Twitter that I actively want to break into the Viz office, kidnap every editor, and make them work retail in the South or Midwest for a year so that they learn how real human beings talk in real life (techbros in the bay area do not qualify as real human beings for the purpose of writing manga dialogue).