Is there a worse storytelling format for manga other than monthly?

Is there a worse storytelling format for manga other than monthly?

>Story literally takes 40 years to finish
>Every breaks delays the story by months
>Have to remember what the fuck happened months ago

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there are quarterly mags

One chapter every three years is slightly worse

Weeklys cause burnout and force unending cliffhangers, only works well with simple slice-of-life and gag series

yes, weekly

whenever the mangaka feels like > annual > bi-annual > quarterly > bi-monthly > monthly >>>>> weekly
That said, bi-monthly has the best quality/time ratio.

Monthly is best. If you have Alzheimer and can't remember the stuff you read 30 days ago it's your problem

>bi-monthly
so every two months.
personally I prefer fortnightly, you can put out 26 chapters in a year
although what matters more will be the chapter length
the weeklies with 20 pages to fill are dire

"Monthly" isn't a storytelling format, it's a publication schedule.

Who is that cute black haired shota? Is it worth picking this up for him?

>whenever the mangaka feels like
This is the way we end with Hiatus x Hiatus.

>shota
She has potential but her story hasn't been explored much yet.

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There are two different types of bi-monthly mags. Every two months, and twice a month. Hana to Yume for example releases twice a month.

That's a girl, you dumbass. Yo may enjoy the other shotas though

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that's so unnecessarily confusing.
How does the two a month schedule even work?
As an example take a biennial it is a plant that flowers after 2 years compared to an annual.
the word you want is semimonthly
how does it differ from a fortnightly?

>3x a year

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>>Story literally takes 40 years to finish
That's just because both author and publisher benefit most from ongoing serializations. Finishing a story is bad for business, so they tend to avoid it, even if it means the ensuing work becomes bloated and meandering.

This is the core problem that plagues most manga and mangafags pretend it's a feature.

Forgot to add that the release schedule is irrelevant to it.

Try reading anything other than battleshonen.

>Story literally takes 40 years to finish
I find that most overly long running manga are in weekly or semi-monthly magazines.
I'm reading hundreds of monthly series and don't have trouble remembering where the story was. Even quarterly stuff isn't a problem in that regard.

You mean like the manga spammed ITT which is absolutely an example of this?