The Promised Neverland and Dr Stone have been consistently in the top 4 recently, if I'm not wrong… Though they're still a bit young too judge yet.
You know, Asta's voice kinda reminds me of a Metal Scream. The way the VA uses his throat seems similar. But at this rate, I doubt his vocal chords can bear it for very long…
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You're free to find it annoying but from what I saw his yelling is fucking hilarious. I'll watch the episode later and judge for myself once I've seen it in full though.
EDIT: Having seen it, I still don't see the problem. The show itself is bog standard shonen but if you're a fan of the genre that shouldn't be much of an issue either.
edited 4th Oct '17 5:27:40 AM by Chariot
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I have so many questions ... psychodelic indeed. Fun, though, if a little too hyperactive. It's good tsukkomi bait. Art style and story kinda remind me of Space Patrol Luluco, but on a lot more LSD.
EDIT: Oh wow, Juuni Taisen. Did not think it was going to be that good. Hope it keeps up for the rest of the season.
edited 4th Oct '17 8:18:04 AM by TheLovecraftian
Urahara was… I'm not even sure what it was. I hesitate between "Precure on Acid" or "PSG With Only Half the Acid".
Dunno, both the artistic direction and the concept seem pretty half-assed to me, and I don't find the characters particularly funny. I'll give it one more episode, but I'll probably pass. =[
Infini-T Force: This is stupid. Sometimes it's stupid in a fun kind of way, but a lot of it is just kind of bland. Not planning to follow
Urahara: o_0 Low-budget avant-garde CGDCT. I can't say I don't appreciate it, but it can also be kinda painful to watch, and it doesn't really have much going for it beyond the style. Not going to follow
Konohana Kitan: Huh, they're actually adapting Konohantei Kitan, which Konohana Kitan is a continuation of. Konohantei ran in Yurihime, though... So, pretty, pleasant, and otherwise kind of weak. Might follow if none of the other CGDCT series work out
- UQ Holder: Dropping all pretence and advertising the sequel status from the get-go. That's nice. Beyond that, first episode is almost completely identical to the first chapter, and it was decent enough. I'm more worried about the inevitable rush job that's going to happen, judging by who's appearing in the opening.
- Black Clover: Well, the setting seems... interesting enough (seriously though that goddamn skull forest), though there isn't really a character I care about yet. Also, shut the fuck up Asta, you're rolling r's that I don't think even exist in whatever the hell you're screaming.
- Zodiac War: Not quite sure what to make of this. I already don't care much for Boar, at least. I... guess I hope for good fight scenes?
- Konohana Kitan: Personal favourite already. Can't go wrong with cute yuri foxgirls. I'll need to double check which manga I read though, since apparently there's two now.
- King's Game: Well, I'm a sucker for classes getting sucked into some fucked up murder-death-kill scenarios. Real dick to move to Send out a "don't go to sleep" order after half the class went to sleep though.

Jump is kind of a farcry from the height of the Big Three , though I'd like to think part of it is attribute to the emergence of the digital market.
Both Haikyuu and MHA are pretty strong volume sellers for Jump, and right below them is Shokugeki no Soma.