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r/shoujo · I'm surprise this is a seinen manga. It feels like a shoujo to me

I liked the manga, but the framing and paneling does feel more like a seinen than a josei, of course, there are manga that use this style in both demographics. I think it's good that it is a seinen because that demographic needs a lot more positive depictions of strong women tbh. I noticed that recently a lot of "shojo style" manga have been popping up in shonen magazines, especially in online publishers like Jump+ (Twilight Blade, Lunolita, World Wide Web, Axed mangaka etc) and they even published a shojo manga in the Shonen Jump app (Love Through a Prism), I think that's a good thing. and

r/shoujo · I'm surprise this is a seinen manga. It feels like a shoujo to me

>I noticed that recently a lot of "shojo style" manga have been popping up in shonen magazines, especially in online publishers like Jump+ (Twilight Blade, Lunolita, World Wide Web, Axed mangaka etc) and they even published a shojo manga in the Shonen Jump app (Love Through a Prism), I think that's a good thing. Jump+ is also publishing *Guts & Beats* and the sequel to B*oys over Flowers*. I just wish we had stuff from mainstream shoujo magazines in it, because the app and subscription are great compared to the gacha ones. Does *Axed Mangaka* strike you as shoujo-ish to you? I've been readin

r/shoujo · Shojo/Josei-Josei-muke anime that received sequel season(s)/multiple cours post-2020

Kiratto Pri☆Chan, Waccha PriMagi, and Secret AiPri were included all separately. They all spun off the PriPara franchise, which in turn spun off Pretty Rhythm (King of Prism is another branch of the series). No worries! I just thought it was a slight against Precure, but if it was a mistake that makes sense.