Beelzebub

[blade82]

Originally Posted by Breimoon

like i said before, where the hell are the old geezers?

you mean The principal, Aoi's gramp and Saotome?

[Breimoon]

Originally Posted by blade82

you mean The principal, Aoi's gramp and Saotome?

add to that the old pillar boss (bahamuth's oldman if i remember well)

[Kon the Magnificent]

I don't think Furuichi made a contract with any of the Pillar Squad

[II Maestro]

Spoiler for 237:

Poor Aoi turned to stone and Hilda's back with Baby Beel.

[zibi88]

Originally Posted by II Maestro

Spoiler for 237:

Poor Aoi turned to stone and Hilda's back with Baby Beel.

Spoiler for ...:

at least she got a good moment there... and in the last panel we see oga kidna holding/hugging aoi ^^

I dont know what she is talking about but I wouldnt mind her ending up with oga at the end... they match together ^^

[Iron21]

If you guys didn't hear already, Beelzebub is ending soon. We probably have a few weeks left.

Spoiler for 237:

That Aoi scene seem like one of those, "since we're all about to die, might as well express my feelings before it happens.

Oga got Beel back, so it looks like Oga is going one on one with Satan while Hilda handle his flunky.

[Johnny]

Yeah, seen it was dead last in the rankings this week. Shame...

[Breimoon]

they should have had Furuichi shine more :P

[ImperialFlameGod8190]

In truth Beelzebub has been going to crap for the last few months in my opinion

[Miraluka]

Well, to be honest the peoplo loves more the mix of the gang stupid antics with a bit of supernatural from hell. Thats why Furuichi arc worked and had people posting more.

[amtro]

Originally Posted by Miraluka

Well, to be honest the peoplo loves more the mix of the gang stupid antics with a bit of supernatural from hell. Thats why Furuichi arc worked and had people posting more.

Has nothing to do with any of that. You are severely overestimating the importance of the western fanbase in WSJ, which is jack all.
Beelzebub has been in the bottom of the rankings for ages now and has had poor sales for a WSJ manga since the start. It's a miracle it got this far.

[Trax]

Hm, no wonder the current arc feels so rushed... That's a shame, I like this series.

[Kanon]

Originally Posted by Iron21

If you guys didn't hear already, Beelzebub is ending soon. We probably have a few weeks left.

I haven't heard anything other than speculation. Source?

[ReinZwei]

Originally Posted by Kanon

I haven't heard anything other than speculation. Source?

Agree with Kanon, there are lots of speculations circulating the manga forums around the net ever since but still no concrete evidence on this one. Thouh I'm agreeing when it comes to some certain part wherein you can feel the ending is near but still...

[Myssa Rei]

I think it's due to Beelzebub's current ranking, which is one of the bottom 3 for WSJ. Barring unusual circumstances, those series with that kind of ranking usually end up being axed. Don't forget, WSJ is pretty brutal about rankings.

[blade82]

i read here http://mfteam.fr/jump-4-nouvelles-se...i-va-sarreter/ ( it's in french) that 4 new series will debut and its likely that the 3 or 4 last one on the classement will be kicked out

[SoloPanda]

there is a new series starting in wsj 11 but I see nothing on the wsj site that indicates Beelzebub is ending. Maybe they just aren't putting it there but it looks like speculation from the fans in this case until I see it in the magazine or from wsj or the author.

[Randrak42]

Originally Posted by Myssa Rei

I think it's due to Beelzebub's current ranking, which is one of the bottom 3 for WSJ. Barring unusual circumstances, those series with that kind of ranking usually end up being axed. Don't forget, WSJ is pretty brutal about rankings.

Not always, long standing series often times get a pass on this "last place axing" deal they usually have. Newer series, even those ranked one or two spots ahead of much older/longer series are often cut first.
You have to take into account that while at the start a manga usually survives mostly on its popularity within the magazine, eventually things like merchandising and anime adaptations and so on start to help out the series stay clear of an axe.

Although Beelzebub doesn't have an anime anymore (a sure-fire way of not getting axed) and is currently in the bottom of the weekly rankings, it's still a popular series that held top spots for a while now. That doesn't necessarily mean it can't/won't get axed but it does give it an edge over newer series when spots are needed in the magazine.

[Nayrael]

Originally Posted by SoloPanda

there is a new series starting in wsj 11 but I see nothing on the wsj site that indicates Beelzebub is ending. Maybe they just aren't putting it there but it looks like speculation from the fans in this case until I see it in the magazine or from wsj or the author.

WSJ rarely ever announces that a Manga ends unless there are three or less chapters remaining.
And while it is technically speculation, this is coming from people who have been following WSJ rankings and cancellations for years and whose guesses are 85% correct. And Beelzebub meets all conditions a Manga needs to be canceled.

Although Beelzebub doesn't have an anime anymore (a sure-fire way of not getting axed) and is currently in the bottom of the weekly rankings, it's still a popular series that held top spots for a while now. That doesn't necessarily mean it can't/won't get axed but it does give it an edge over newer series when spots are needed in the magazine.

Better selling series with same Toc results and length have gotten axed.

[Kallen4life]

Aoi


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