The Square-Enix merger resulted in an uprising with some of the manga artist staff. Fearing their manga being dropped out of publication and tired of the harsh treatment, they left Square Enix to help create Mag Garden, where they would also continue serializing their series.[4] The establishment of Mag Garden and the former manga artists' departure from Square Enix prompted legal disputes over copyright issues between the two companies.[5] The legal battle was concluded in March 2003 and Square Enix agreed to contribute 50% of Mag Garden's capital.6Шесть Manga that was once published under Enix from the former authors had to continue serialization under new titles. On September 22, 2003, Mag Garden became a separate, independent company and was admitted in the Tokyo Stock Exchange's "Mothers" market after Square Enix sold all of its remaining shares.
Тут сложная история с издательствами. Учитывая правовые споры, переход в другое издательство и журнал соответственно был, вероятнее всего, не из-за того, что "манга хорошая". Хотя я не могу найти, почему точно это произошло и чье именно это было решение, но тут даже ренейминг произошел, это абсолютно не "бескровная" смена журнала (упд: короче, видимо, переход произошел в том числе по инициативе автора из-за проблем в Эниксе)
@MrZol, там все не так просто@MrZol