

I've never seen a manga with so many full-color chapters. I believe for
_Fuuka_ , _Kimi no Iru Machi_ , _Suzuka_ (all of them by the same author), and
also many other manga only have a few pages of color manga when there is a
color edition.

Yet, from chapter 116 to 134 (as of writing), all of the chapters have another
version that is in full-color. From my perspective, this is very unusual. I
understand that it is a very popular manga, but manga I listed above and other
manga are just or even more popular, but none to my knowledge have had this
many strings of full-colored publications.

Is there a reason to this or did the author/artist just have a lot of extra
time to devote to coloring in the manga?


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Why does "Shokugeki no Soma" get so many full colored chapters?


I think that they come from this [digital
magazine](http://plus.shonenjump.com/ext/wj.html), which is done by [Shueisha
Inc.](http://www.shueisha.co.jp/english/). So that means, it is done by
neither the artist nor the author. I also think that it might just be because
of the anime gaining popularity that they are trying to bolster the manga
also. That's my two cents at least.


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