Ending soon ≠ good

I respect and appreciate your opinion on the matter. I feel like authors should have the creative freedom of progressing and ending their stories however and whenever they want. With no fear and pressure coming from others... but I also know that not everyone can do that. All these endless manga and anime series provide financial stability to their creators, teams etc. Also some are so scared that they might not be able to replicate their success with a new manga.

Dragonball ended at the perfect time, and frankly still had plenty of steam which is why GT existed in the first place. Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece on the other hand always felt like things were dragging out and never recovered.

Both are meh. One is for fujos the other for edgelords.

I feel like One Piece had a decent pacing until the NW, now every arc drags on and on.

kny did it fine, idk how I feel about CSM yet

I hated how part 2 of naruto was only about sasuke and the akatsuki. I liked how part 1 had other villages and enemies involved it felt like the world was larger ironically. The 5 kage summit was a step in the right direction but it took so long to get there, and even then we barely know anything about the other countries besides the sand and cloud village.

>Dragonball ended at the perfect time
I feel like only a literal alien could have this point of view. There is no one older than 10 that didn't think Cell was a reboot to redo Frieza again. If he'd kept doing more boss arcs after Buu no one that had sat through three of the same thing would have any room to complain. Which is why Super exists.

same, the 2nd half is still good, I'd agree it's not better than the 1st half but it's still fucking amazing.

ejoy Wan Piss, I guess.

I agree, Zig Forums is for of legitimate retards who can't comprehend nuance. Both kimetsu and csm could have ended 30 chapters later and they would still be short series.

>Dragonball ended at the perfect time, and frankly still had plenty of steam which is why GT existed
This is bait right?

I think a lot of them are just genuinely bad at endings - so they either drag it out, to delay the inevitable, or they slap together an ending in the hopes people will eat it up.

Haven't read Kimetsu, but I agree about CSM. I find it both amusing and slightly dumb how some people say now that worldbuilding, plot threads or characters left up in the air aren't important because they're not the MC or are there for "flavour". Hell, the last two or three volumes were so rushed, Denji's development itself ended up all over the place. Also this .

How would they otherwise make room for new series that are uninspired or plagiarized then, dear user?

> I participated in the Shonen Jump competition with a new idea and original characters. I got tired of them, but I did not get a share and lost in the competition. I said I will work and develop myself and present it again with a better drawing
2020 meet your 3 main characters sculpted in millimeters from Design for hair and eye colors for hairstyles, even clothes, manga, cars, poses, etc., but you must be a Japanese one, to take a serial in Shounen Jump
> Salute for me the transparency, and the foreigners are angels descending from the sky. They are not involved in sloppy Arabic work and this theft. I swear by the One God every day and discover that it is wrong that I entered this field.

(google translation)

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I honestly think Chainsaw Man is too long. There is a LOT that could be cut out from the story while achieving the same result.

I do agree that Kinetsu felt rushed in certain parts, I would have liked more backstory and interaction between some characters but overall, I think it is a good example of not dragging that shit too long

As a berserk fan, life is suffering

People just switch their narratives to whatever makes the manga look the best. Before the ending announcement, you'd be called a retard if you said it'd end in 197, but now saying it's rushed is a divisive statement somehow.

I wouldn't cut the fun but pointless stuff from CSM but it's definitely proof the manga didn't have anything it needed to do by being longer. It's weak because you can't do things like nuke your own tone to make burger punch funnier and still expect a generically satisfying ending.

One piece has to drag at this point, theres so many plot points and lore that arent explored that Oda has set up for decades, if the manga ends earlier at this point it would be a bigger shitshow than bleach, narutos are any other mangas ending. This is partly Odas fault for expanding the universe so much and making the NW increasingly about the world and the geopolitics than the small time adventure about the SHs.

>Demon Slayer's last arcs were filled with easy solutions
Bruh are you disappointed that there were no "Bigger Bad" or is that Muzan is a member of super vampire league or that the corps would travel to China to defeat the mainland demons?
The story ends with the defeat of Muzan and with his defeat everything is restored back to normal, it's simple and straight to the point.
It's a vital point that is severely lacking with mainstream shonen's obsession with piling villains on top of villains and power creeps everywhere

I like demon slayer but he's talking about Tamayo's poison and Shinobu's antidote

OTOH neither of those things required any more chapters to feel less convenient, just needed to be presented better.