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I haven’t had a lot of time to read much this past week, but I was able to read the conclusion of Otr of the Flame. Overall, I was enjoying it, but it was very obvious from the ending that it was axed waaay before the author intended. It was fun, but I don’t think it will be that memorable. I did really enjoy the art a lot.

One of the few other series I was able to keep up with this past week was Akira Failing in Love and the past couple chapters have been excellent. The series is really on a roll right now and it has quickly become a series that I really look forward to each week.

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mnemonicmonkeys@sh.itjust.works ⁨1⁩ ⁨week⁩ ago

but it was very obvious from the ending that it was axed waaay before the author intended.

The author is the same as Hunter’s Guild: Red Hood, which had the same kind of rushed ending. There’s the saying “2 times is coincidence, 3 is a pattern”.

Regardless, I’m starting to wonder if the series aren’t getting axed early and instead the author just gets bored with an idea after a few dozen chapters and tries to wrap things up quick to move onto the next project. I don’t have proof, and it’s only been 2 instances so far, but it’s seeming like a potential explanation

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- Unboxious@ani.social ⁨1⁩ ⁨week⁩ ago
  
  Regardless, I’m starting to wonder if the series aren’t getting axed early and instead the author just gets bored with an idea after a few dozen chapters and tries to wrap things up quick to move onto the next project. I don’t have proof, and it’s only been 2 instances so far, but it’s seeming like a potential explanation
  
  Weekly Shonen Jump manga get axed really often. The magazine is kinda famous for it.
  
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