Why arent seinen mangos more famous in the west?
You would think they would be since comics are in a way very similar.
Why arent seinen mangos more famous in the west?
Michael Miller
Carson Taylor
A lot of manga need a popular anime adaptation to really break out in the west.
Ryder Allen
oh I didn't know seinen manga like
One Punch Man
Shield Hero
Vinland Saga
Kaguya-sama
My Dress-Up Darling
Dragon Maid
Re:Zero
aren't popular in the west
Kevin James
Because manchildren are too afraid of anything meant for adults so they're just fine with shonenshit and shojocunny
Kayden Parker
all shonen
Colton Nguyen
They are popular in the western countries that matter (i.e. not America).
Christian Roberts
vinland saga isn't shonen💢
Isaiah Edwards
it needs an anime to get any kind of mainstream popularity
also in the west as much as we might not like to admit it, the VAST majority of people consuming anime or manga these days are teenagers.
Just look up any popular anime discussion and you'll instantly tell the majority of people are teens.
retard
Ryan Myers
this is the answer💯
Connor Moore
I think that's the only one from his list that began publishing in a shonen magazine before switching to a seinen one.
Lucas Collins
Is this ripped off the guy that did self-trepanation, or is he trying to kill himself?
Sebastian Young
So mostly not serious seines.
Levi Ross
Seinen doesn't need to be serious, I don't know what you mean.
Justin Morgan
Most of it is inaccessible to the average normalfag. If it doesn't have an anime and official translation in fucking Barnes and noble they won't know it exists
Eli Wilson
Yeah it sucks that Berserk, Vagabond and Monster are barely known.
Leo Bennett
Comics are not familiar, most comics suck because they do not take advantage of being a visual medium and tend to cram a shitton of exposition and words that do not let the art breath.
Grayson Evans
Nah these are shonen shit for grown ups.
Ryder Rodriguez
>Muh big boy mango thread 🤓
Blake James
Jordan Hill
Thanks for the rec chart 👍
Liam Young
Lack of translations
Carter Anderson
Go on, do it!