Seifuku no Vampiress Lord - Vol. 3 Ch. 27.5 - Omake Of The Axed Lord

[Zhou]

Also doesn't seem like she has made anything new since this.

 

[talas]

Meh, the story was boring anyway.

 

[IlsaTilsaKilsaMilsa]

It had some potential, too bad it got axed.

 

[icekatze]

I don't think the author made the wrong move given the constraints, but I'm still sad we didn't get more time seeing the different ways the background characters cope with their friend turning into a vampire.

 

[Kaarme]

At least this was the kind of series that could still have a proper ending despite getting axed. Axed series with a bigger story will either simply terminate unexpectedly or will have a super shitty, abrupt ending.

 

[JavelinJoe]

@Kirin-kun
Yep, this is the overbearing reason for why so many cookie-cutter manga, devoted solely to fan service, with the same 6 or so character archetypes, featuring either a school life, supernatural, and/or fantasy (isekai) setting, exist. It makes the quick sell because who needs plot when a generic MC with a harem falling into repeatedly perverted situations will suffice, and is way easier to make.

 

[JumboWheat01]

Man, just a single week? How do you even truly determine anything in that short of a time frame?

 

[Monpetitlys]

Ah what a bummer. Manga is a brutal industry

 

[BoredTears]

I do wish I got to see a full seven volumes of this, but I guess that I have to accept that yuri harem highschool stories with some aspect of the supernatural just aren't popular. I still want thousands of them though.

 

[wakthorweebweeby]

we could had 7 volumes of this glorious manga but instead the axe becuse low sale and harem mangas get fucking like 20+ volumes manga bussnies is so damn unfair

 

[Kirin-kun]

@JavelinJoe Blame the average Japanese reader, not the authors. They need to eat too.

 

[BasilD]

1 week?! Manga industry is cruel to lovely things like this... This had so much potential, and I'm sad that so many characters had to get squeezed out because of it (AHEM Rin and the other vampires)

Also, maybe the reason why Rin always wears a tracksuit is because it's really easy to draw for the author? The art style for the girls IS Painstaking after all

 

[lurker123]

Yeah, average japanese readers have shit tastes. There's far too many examples of great gems never being given a chance.



@Kaarme

I hope this isn't always the case. Keijo!!! Is super not cookie cutter and top class satire ridiculousness. It got axed, I'm not sure how well it ended. I was gonna wait for the tl to reach the end so I could binge it. Now I just need to wait for a good chunk of time to actually do so.

 

[Alice_is_lost]

This was a good manga.. I hope the author continues on doing this kind of story

 

[Symuri]

I want to add "tragedy" tag

 

[Ibri]

Ah it was known since before volume 2? Interesting.

 

[monkey123]

@Symuri
Because of axe?

 

[Siquall]

I did my little support for the manga at least, even if i bought the french books.

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

Sophomore blues I guess. Sometimes you pour everything into the first creative work, whether it's manga or a music album or whatever, and then the second just doesn't have the oomph. Don't get me wrong, there's a lot of stuff that isn't popular which is way better than a lot of stuff that is. But in this case . . . it was nice, and fun, but it wasn't as good as Prunus Girl even though I was primed to like it more.
I will say the girls were awful pretty--all that extra effort on the art and the hair did show.

 

[JavelinJoe]

@Kirin-kun
Not blaming authors at all (well most authors at least). It is the readers who hold the majority of the blame like you said.