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The writing of that arc is indeed an atrocity. It's like Shiryu wrote it so carelessly not because he had to, but simply because he could. :catcry: Post-TS is decent, tho. :catrude: You're in for a ride, then. :sanmoji: 1696633010 @Warchief Sanji D Goat Before I forgot, is it okay if I PM you...

If you mean the final arc of pre-TS, I can't deny that the aforementioned arc has more PIS than even Marineford. :catcry: By "see," do you mean you've read it or have you simply glanced at it? :sus:

:cheers: I wanna avoid spoiling you the manga in case you haven't read every chapter of JNR like I have, so how far have you read it, mate? :myman: And if you like heavy stuff ala JNR, you should definitely try Maria no Danzai (if you haven't already). :getnappaed: And, also if you haven't...

My bad. :neesama:

I also wouldn't mind. And I also agree that constant reboots from Marvel/DC is not always a good thing.

I agree that Shounen mangas/animes mostly don't have srrong endings. Looking at it this way, stuffs like FMA, Code Geass, and Steins;Gate are the exceptions and not the rule. Source?

I think the ending is a fine. Like, a 7 out of 10. I wish the creators didn't rush the final arc, though. It kinda reminds me of the The World God Only Knows, though. A great series with a rushed final arc (in TWGOK it was sadly due to the author's health), but with a nice ending all the same.

Isn't Dr. Stone somewhat similar to what you described?

I feel like a new twist on an old concept like Spy x Family could be good. By this, I mean a previously unseen (or at least rare) take on an old concept. Take bullying in manga for example, which is a super common theme. It is a story usually done in a revenge/thriller genre and can be both...