Neko no Te datte Yaku ni Tatsu - Ch. 289 - Question

[MangaDex]

 

[feratul]

YOO POGEEEERS...
Mi-chan full attack mode lets gooo..

 

[Kurshir]

"No"

 

[arkhangelzk]

"Perchance"

 

[Nolzi]

The cat is out of the bag

 

[MagicHour]

"I love Emilia"

 

[blablablub]

Silly girl. Of course he loves his cat.

 

[TheLetterJ]

If only all romance protagonists could be so straightforward.

Though it did take us 289 chapters over three years to reach this point.

 

[Dzaky17]

If only all romance protagonists could be so straightforward.

Though it did take us 289 chapters over three years to reach this point.

289 chapters of... one pagers.
But yeah i get it

 

[kodakato]

Jumping straight to love this cat ain't playing no more.

 

[ChrektM8]

 

[Magnus_Prime]

"Perchance"

That would be an interesting crossover.

 

[chipusu]

But what is love?

 

[Kurshir]

If only all romance protagonists could be so straightforward.

Though it did take us 289 chapters over three years to reach this point.

On average a normal manga chapter have around 15-20 pages per chapter, so really we are just around 15-20 chapters

 

[asdfgh1111]

The cat is out of the bag

Sounds like Mii-chan's smarter than she looks. I didn't think she'd have the brain power to figure out how to escape that brown paper dungeon.

 

[the_Bear_from_Bearcave]

On average a normal manga chapter have around 15-20 pages per chapter, so really we are just around 15-20 chapters

Normal manga can have a completely different pacing, much more dialogue, longer scenes etc. They can pull double-spreads just for visual effect. You simply can't pretend 20 chapters of Nekotete are in any way comparable with one chapter of weekly serialized manga. One-page manga forces author to compress every interaction into one or few sets of complete scenes that can each fit in one page/chapter. It's just like movie and serials must have completely different pacing, which is why when they movie version of anime series, it usually gets very compressed, with a lot of content less related to main plot and mostly there for the mood, like everyday interactions of characters, cut out from movie version.

For example, shonen manga can have 100-page battle arc with 10 or more of characters having their own fights on battlefield. It would be very hard to pull that off in daily 1-page-per-chapter manga without all your readers getting bored after reading yet another page with only content being someone getting punched and stunned.

IMHO the best way to compare manga with different schedules and pagecount pet chapter is to compare the time they were running, assuming regular release. Most of the time, manga that run for three years will have similar amount of character progress happening during those three years of chapters, otherwise readers would get bored (we're ignoring stuff like the condom couple manga with 8-page-chapter monthly manga, because most readers do complain about it being too slow) . This manga run for like 2 years if we ignore the hiatus? or maybe closer to one-and-half? That's 70-100 chapters worth of weekly manga.

 

[Zahogan]

"Perchance"

You can't just say "perchance"

 

[rkkn]

Normal manga can have a completely different pacing, much more dialogue, longer scenes etc. They can pull double-spreads just for visual effect.

mm, indeed

However, I don't think 15-20 pages per chapter is average. The manga I'm following are 20-30 pages. So it's still probably around chapter 20 if it had more typical chaptering.

 

[the_Bear_from_Bearcave]

mm, indeed

However, I don't think 15-20 pages per chapter is average. The manga I'm following are 20-30 pages. So it's still probably around chapter 20 if it had more typical chaptering.

I think weekly manga usually has 18-25 pages, monthly can have even up to 60, biweekly is like 30 pages and maybe some? I'd have to compare manga in my reading list by release schedule.

 

[GoblinGuy]

But what is love?

Baby don't hurt me