Shaman King: The Super Star
| no discussions for this one? people don't know about it or is just a bad manga? |
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Sokapod said: Yeah i know what do you mean.. I decided to re-read Manga Flowers/SuperStar and i saw some ''spin-off(?)'' called Garden, Marco, Faust and i was wtf The problem is Shman King's contiunation is divided into too many parts imstead of a single manga like the original which makes it annoying to follow and kills the excitement. I don't know if it's worth to read them tho |
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pouckis said: Yeah i know what do you mean.. I decided to re-read Manga Flowers/SuperStar and i saw some ''spin-off(?)'' called Garden, Marco, Faust and i was wtf I don't know if it's worth to read them tho You can easily skip A Garden and Faust without problems since it's just expanding Faust and the girl trio's past before they become Shamans. But for Red Crimson and Marco, you must read them as some of the plot and characters will become relevant and have important roles in the Super Star manga later on. As for Super Star itself, well, my biggest problem with this is the pacing is so painfully slow that it's hard to keep your interest on it. It took the manga almost 40 freaking chapters for the story to finally progresses a little bit and become interesting (Even for a monthly manga, this is way too much). The constant hiatuses the manga took also doesn't help either. |
| 100% agreed with you .. I was ready to drop it , but i love Shaman King, so i didn't |
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| I love Shaman King with all my soul (was my first anime/manga ever) Finally decided to read Flowers and continue with SuperStar, but it´s so damn tedious. I just want that will finish soon and be happy for the rest of my life thinking how wonderful had been this serie for me. But, I understand why no discussions if, it would be every ten chapters to comment something hahahaha. |
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MahiaErebeaNegi said: Even for a monthly manga, this is way too much Isn't it precisely because a manga has a monthly issue that it shouldn't take too long to develop? It is weekly mangas that overstretch stories as long as possible. |
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MahiaErebeaNegi said:
Even for a monthly manga, this is way too much
Even for a monthly manga, this is way too much
Isn't it precisely because a manga has a monthly issue that it shouldn't take too long to develop? It is weekly mangas that overstretch stories as long as possible.
| @curvedtree Wait, this was actually serialized on a weekly magazine? I thought it was monthly because how slow the chapter got released (1 or 2 months per chapter) lol |
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@curvedtree Wait, this was actually serialized on a weekly magazine? I thought it was monthly because how slow the chapter got released (1 or 2 months per chapter) lol
| @MahiaErebeaNegi That is not what I said. Also, I don't know if it is a weekly or monthly manga, I was just reading this discussion and I found odd your reasoning: MahiaErebeaNegi said: It took the manga almost 40 freaking chapters for the story to finally progresses a little bit and become interesting (Even for a monthly manga, this is way too much) I read some monthly mangas and on a issue-to-issue basis, monthly mangas don't take as long as weekly mangas to develop. Say a monthly manga might take 10 issues to develop something, but since it is monthly, yes, it will chronologically takes basically a year to develop. But a weekly manga would take 25 issues, which is just 6 months, but over twice the amount of issues it would take for a monthly manga to develop. I hope I was able to make myself clearer now. |