>MHA has saved shonen, it won't disappoint us like Naruto did. >JJK has saved shonen, it won't disappoint us like MHA did. >CSM has saved shonen, it won't disappoint us like JJK did. >Dandadan has saved shonen, etc.. . They

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Anonymous 18-08-25 21:37:49 No.28987

>MHA has saved shonen, it won't disappoint us like Naruto did
>JJK has saved shonen, it won't disappoint us like MHA did
>CSM has saved shonen, it won't disappoint us like JJK did
>Dandadan has saved shonen, etc.

They never learn.

I realize the timeline here is simplified but you get the point.

Anonymous 19-08-25 01:29:46 No.28990

When did shonen die? Every manga that's popular is shonen

Anonymous 19-08-25 16:24:06 No.28994

How did CSM disappoint? I stopped reading part 2 after the aquarium date.

Anonymous 19-08-25 19:08:15 No.28995

Who is out here expecting DdD or CSM to save shonen? The shonen market is totally oversaturated, the bubble needs to pop already.

Anonymous 04-09-25 17:11:37 No.29084

I just stumbled across my first "CSM was never good" post from an ex-fan. I'm telling you, the cycle does not fail. Like clockwork. I don't even agree with that it's just funny that this keeps happening.

>>28990
Not so much an unpopular genre as one whose flagship releases are stuck in a perpetual loop of disappointing endings followed by promising new beginnings.
>>28994
Stagnated mostly, doesn't really feel like it's going anywhere.
>>28995
>Who is out here expecting DdD or CSM to save shonen?
People are constantly doing it dude, "Fujimoto would never!" was a common refrain when criticizing other shonens that were ending around the same time.

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