Otr of the Flame - Ch. 5 - Heroic Vigor

[MangaDex]

 

[Ironclad]

Is it just me or do a lot of the new Jump serializations have a breakneck pacing?

 

[brndndss]

reminds me of demon slayer, that the older generation had the secrets of success and passed them down in like hidden ways

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i feel like they decided to be full throttle right from the start, cause the slow pacing of red hood turned alot of people off

 

[HawkGoggles]

yeah, in a magazine where you can't just rely on volume sales, burn through a lot as fast as you can't. If you don't have a mystery box like plot you can't string people along with build up even if that mystery box turns out to be full of shit.

 

[Haezer]

Is it just me or do a lot of the new Jump serializations have a breakneck pacing?

Big corpo stuff I guess. If it's not making any (potential) money, then no publishing either. Adrenaline, gratification, or whatever that keeps on people coming back. Put with alpha gen terms it'd be "hype moments and aura" type of pace. Tho they can't fully do that like manhwa coughSolo Levelingcough so it still needs an actual story here and there.

i feel like they decided to be full throttle right from the start, cause the slow pacing of red hood turned alot of people off

See this is what I don't get with Mangajump. You'd think the majority of the users love fast paced story but there's World Trigger with its slow-but-technical pace that managed to go up to 200+ chaps. and a good chunk of readers too. So why is it that one's slow paced manga is loved while the others disliked?

 

[fight2live]

good training montage

 

[S3Studios]

Is it just me or do a lot of the new Jump serializations have a breakneck pacing?

Well, considering Red Hood and how it took 4 chapters to leave the village, I can understand why still one's so fast.

 

[S3Studios]

Big corpo stuff I guess. If it's not making any (potential) money, then no publishing either. Adrenaline, gratification, or whatever that keeps on people coming back. Put with alpha gen terms it'd be "hype moments and aura" type of pace. Tho they can't fully do that like manhwa coughSolo Levelingcough so it still needs an actual story here and there.


See this is what I don't get with Mangajump. You'd think the majority of the users love fast paced story but there's World Trigger with its slow-but-technical pace that managed to go up to 200+ chaps. and a good chunk of readers too. So why is it that one's slow paced manga is loved while the others disliked?

I imagine execution is a pretty significant reason.