Predictions for what else is going to go wrong this year

Sukuna-sama becoming the MC makes up for everything else Gege ruined desu

Miura wraps up Berserk in the next two chapters so he can continue working on his passion project, Duranki.

thats a good thing
berserk is absolte shite now it being over sooner is only good

No more Chris
Color page any day now

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>Fuji is gonna kidnap a random girl off the streets and force to role play as his little sister at gun point

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I've been filtered by this broccoli arc.
I probably won't pick AB up again for a while.

>AA, Mitama and now AB
Fuck it all

and bone collection

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People care for the bone zone?

Shit, I didn't mean to post that with an image, I changed my mind about doing so and thought I had set it to not upload

Hiroyuki’s alias

I care, I even have the first volume on order, should arrive in the next few hours

That can't be real
Even I draw better lines than that

it's not good, but it had fun ideas and it could have been at least decent if not for editorial incompetence and the authors clearly not being ready for a weekly serialization

Pyw

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t. Onionist

The new launches for WSJ not being good enough which could bring the magazine down another tier. Which seems likely, since the premises looks generic and the one series that had a one shot was meh even being the 2018 manga contest winner. But let's be honest, there are a lot of people and companies who will not be having a good 2020 regardless.

They just lost Ace-Age by the time it was about to make bank.

You don't pronounce George as "geeh or geh"

Yeah, that was a big loss and a first for WSJ, which is why they are now in need of needing to do something drastic. I really think if things come down to it, Spy x Family will make the jump from SJ+ to WSJ provided they basically write Endo a blank check which will probably be the case. Scuttling your digital efforts and downgrading a good series to keep your main product alive is a bad move short and long term but it's a medium term move that can work out for everyone, provided the quality drop isn't really drastic for the readers which is all we care about.