Post Manga you started loving, but ended up hating.
No shipping bullshit.
Mine is Naruto, I hated how it went from "dude, make your own path, watch me, I worked my ass to get where I am", to "nevermind, I'm the chosen one"
Post Manga you started loving, but ended up hating
More apathetic than hate but:
Berserk
Kingdom
Vagabond
Vinland
Sidonia
Vinland Saga followed the historical path of Sweden: it went from Vikings to tranny shit.
Naruto was great til the end.
Mine is One Piece. Got boring after several arcs.
I stopped OP at the end of Big Mom's. Not a single arc after the timeskip eas interesting. There are too many characters and events happening at the same time, most of the Crew just deals with minions, or one hit lucky strikes to save the day. Fuck I don't even remember when was the last time Zoro had a proper fight.
To me, it never got better than Alabasta, but everything until Ace's execution was pretty solid.
I still remember the Ennies Lobby threads.
100% this. Alabasta was great. And then it kinda started slowly going downhill from there.
one piece
i am so hyped when the first time i see all strawhat design after time skip, fishman island is ok, but i hate punk hazard, i decided to keep reading it and dressrosa make me drop it.
I still like the water 7 saga the most but yeah everything after alabasta is super bloated. The Dressrosa arc alone is almost as long as the entire baroque works saga.
More disappointment than hate, to name something more obscure: Madame Petit. It started off as a fun 20s European adventure surrounding the mystery of the heroine's "dead" husband, and ended as a political drama about the Indian prince love interest instead. I don't mind the shift in tone so much as how it sidelined the heroine's plot.
*meant summit war instead of alabasta