So , I am caught up with manga And right now manga is amazing, like very amazing
Not only great action and top class characters but also a very well explained power system (probably the best after hxh) and very well paced great story
But we , now, can't compare it with s tier shonens (like hxh,fmab,aot, gintama,one piece etc.)
We need more of this jjk greatness and insanity We need arcs more good than Shibuya (although it was a s-tier arc)
So according to the current situation of jjk manga , can jjk reach to that level of hxh,fmab, aot, gintama and other s -tier shōnen
According to me,YES, a BIG YES , gege sensei never disappoints
But currently it is at high A
Waddya think
I'll start off what I'm sure will be a well-received post by saying I agree with the general consensus that, no, we're obviously not going to get a cheerful Disney ending where the new 104th/Warriors team just defeats Eren and brings about world peace through the power of friendship or some shit. That's both terrible writing and far too happy for SnK.
But then on the other end of the spectrum, where most fans seem to be atm, we have the expectation that Eren will casually pimpslap the entire group, carry out his global genocide plan without issue, and return home to a happy life with Historia and their probably-child. And that anything other than this, it seems, is shitty Shōnen writing that Yams obviously wouldn't even consider.
Just wanna humbly share the following wisdom with those in the second camp before things really ramp up: That most definitely is not gonna happen either, and ya'll should stop deluding yourselves into believing otherwise. Because you're only gonna be extraordinarily upset when it inevitably doesn't come to pass.
Why, those of you who didn't just downvote and leave might ask? Because just as Snk isn't vapid Shōnen wish-fulfillment, neither is it a hopeless grimdark edgefest that will unironically end with the message "Racial prejudice and the consequences of the past cannot be overcome, and the only viable solution to it is unrestrained genocide." Hope has always been there right alongside the grimness, and it's not going to just disappear up Eren's butt and/or kneel at his feet for the series finale.
Isayama is not the sort of writer who, if Eren has basically won already, will drag the story out under the pretense of the alliance having a fighting chance, just to wrap up by rubbing in their faces and ours how helpless they are before Eren. SnK is not the kind of setting where the will of any single character, even Eren, defeats and subsumes the efforts of literally every other major character still alive. Its writing is not the type to include things like Eren being caught by surprise in the Paths world, or being unable to control Zeke's Titans, only for such things to mean jack shit at the end of the story. Its track record with characters like Floch does not accommodates people like that winding up on the righteous and victorious side of the conflict. And most importantly, the themes of the story itself have never been, and will never be, that in the face of an overwhelmingly powerful enemy and all but certain defeat, resis
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Hello! I’m looking for some good shōnen or seinen manga to read. I like good storyline with psychological elements. A few examples are:
Pandora hearts Tsubasa chronicles 07-ghost Arachnid Deadman wonderland X Nura: Rise of the youkai clan
I’ve read a lot of manga(300+) and am currently ready quite a few ongoing manga as well like Attack on titan, Jujutsu Kaisen, Black clover and Sousei no Onmyouji.
Thank you!~
Hi, im new to tachiyomi. can yall guys please suggest extensions? I'm more into shōnen manga soooo
There seems to be some really good manga nowadays like Black Clover, My Hero Academia and Promised Neverland but does Samurai 8 have what it’d takes to be the next big thing?
Any thing within the last year or so from now.
I just found out about the term. (Sorry) I am just looking for mangas that should be aimed for more than teenagers but whenever I think of one it ends up being Shōnen. Aren’t the majority of mangas aimed for teenagers? I feel bad for enjoying them and animes but I couldn’t give up on them as I grew up with basic pokemon, dragon ball yugioh etc and the new ones can be really good. Anyway any examples of non Shōnen mangas? And if any of them are good which ones would you personally recommend. thank youuu.
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>This paper will show the ways in which authors of shōnen (boys’) manga can offer representations of gender performance that depart notably and significantly from the conventional framework which characterises many shōnen manga works (the ‘shōnen framework’). It does this through a comparative analysis of gender performance in two shōnen manga series: Noragami [2010–], by female author duo Adachitoka, and Akame ga Kill! [2010–16], by male authors Takahiro and Tetsuya Tashiro. The paper seeks to demonstrate how the authors of Noragami have been able to subvert the gendered framework of shōnen manga while still writing within the genre. Examples of non-conventional gender performance in the female-authored work include resistance to gendered power dynamics and parody of traditional gender roles. These departures do not always reject the shōnen framework altogether, but instead present new ways for gender performance to be represented within it. In straddling the line between conforming to and subverting shōnen tropes, Noragami shows the potential for texts to shape and contest ideas about gender identity within a genre that is still dominated by hegemonic masculinity.
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>This paper is interested in the intersection of gender and popular culture in Japan, and specifically, representations of gender in Japanese manga. In this discussion I demonstrate how two female authors of contemporary shōnen (少年; boys’) manga have been able to portray representations of gender which are non-conventional in the genre while still remaining successful in the market. To show how this is achieved, I will analyse and compare the images and language of two shōnen manga texts with similar target readerships. Firstly, I will examine the male-authored shōnen manga series Akame ga Kill! (アカメが斬る! [‘Akame Kills!’]; 2010–2016) as an example of how shōnen manga is written when conforming to the commonly used framework for gender performance in the genre (the ‘shōnen framework’).[1](https://newvoices.org.au/volume-10/straddling-the-line-how-female-authors-are-pu
Does Shōnen jump have rights to series like gintama or hitman reborn. Can they decide to put characters from Shōnen jump into jump force without the manga writers permission?
