Just curious do you prefer the manga to be weekly or monthly? As we know Dragon Ball used to be a weekly manga, while Dragon Ball Super is monthly.
In my opinion both weekly and monthly has their advantage and disadvantage. When a manga is weekly that means we only need to wait for 1 week, so less waiting time to read the new chapter. However the disadvantage is there are normally 18-20 pages give or take.
Now monthly manga while we need to wait for 1 month, which mean we need to wait longer for the new chapter. When the chapter is out we get more pages to read on that chapter. I haven't counted the pages there are.
I think I prefer weekly since the wait is less, but that doesnt mean I don't like monthly.
Do you prefer manga to be weekly or monthly
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Re: Do you prefer manga to be weekly or monthly
Without a doubt I'd prefer if it was weekly, it's kind of a no-brainer. If the manga is weekly then you're more interested in it, because you don't have to wait an entire month but only one week. And the reason why a lot of people (myself included) miss the anime is because it gave us weekly Dragon Ball content.
But I'm fine with it being monthly, since writing a weekly manga can be very stressful and miserable (as in the work conditions and time schedule are miserable). If the author prefers writing a monthly manga then I'll respect his wishes.
But I'm fine with it being monthly, since writing a weekly manga can be very stressful and miserable (as in the work conditions and time schedule are miserable). If the author prefers writing a monthly manga then I'll respect his wishes.
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Re: Do you prefer manga to be weekly or monthly
I would prefer something in the middle of those two, maybe fortnightly.
Re: Do you prefer manga to be weekly or monthly
Definitely weekly 
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Re: Do you prefer manga to be weekly or monthly
I prefer to just wait and buy the collected volumes. Same for anime.
Re: Do you prefer manga to be weekly or monthly
If I don't consider the author's comfort, I prefer a little bit more weekly than having to wait a whole month without anything to have more in due time.
It's a bit nicer if you have a little bit more often than bigger amounts after a long time.
It keeps you fed.
But I understand how it can be nightmarish for authors to come up with a whole finished chapter in just a week and how it can burn them up quickly. So I get it and respect when they prefer to settle on a monthly schedule to make their job healthier.
It's a bit nicer if you have a little bit more often than bigger amounts after a long time.
It keeps you fed.
But I understand how it can be nightmarish for authors to come up with a whole finished chapter in just a week and how it can burn them up quickly. So I get it and respect when they prefer to settle on a monthly schedule to make their job healthier.
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Re: Do you prefer manga to be weekly or monthly
I think I'm fine with either.
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Re: Do you prefer manga to be weekly or monthly
Weekly. I'm ok with a small number of pages each week compared to monthly releases because weekly manga add up when they're done well.
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