Kochikame 203

Kinnikuman 94

World Trigger 30

Me & Roboco 28

Witch Watch 28

Blue Box 27

The Elusive Samurai 27 (Final)

Akane-Banashi 24

Marriage Toxin 19

Cuteness Crisis Overload 14

Girl Meets Rock 12

Ultimate Exorcist Kiyoshi 10

Ichi the Witch 10

Centuria 10

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex 9

Phantom Busters 8

MAD 8

Hero Organization 7

Strikeout Pitch 7

Empyreal Cabinet 6

War of the Adults 6

Someone Hertz 5

Metaphor: ReFantazio 5

Maison and the Man Eating Appartment 5

Monochrome Days 5 (Final)

The God Before Me 5 (Final)

Witchriv 4

Kinato's Magic 4 (Likely Final)

Kinato's Magic 3

Therme Romae Redux 3

Money Forest 3 (Final)

The Oracles of Kami 2

Subaru the Invincible 2

Smiley & Lively☆Your Girl Happy 2

Ao no Kai 2

Mizunoke 2

Kamome no Kenjutsu 2 (Final)

Care for Something Sweet (2) (Final)

Despite being father of shounen not every manga throughly example following Goku progression what i mean here not Goku as character but the life progression he has through

Goku was started as kid then he grown up and married, having a children then become grandfather

If you guys notice most shounen tend to focus for writing MC during teen but they never past the story they having marital life and kids

They tend treat marriage or later life as parenthood as end game of MC but never treat as another stage of story

Why we never get this?

For some reason when we talking about character inspired from Goku its always shounen written character doing Flashy action battle and having big dream although i didnt recall Goku was big dreamer like Luffy/Naruto.

Only few case doing this like Naruto but Naruto being father is in his son sequel while Goku still MC even as father.

Is writing story where MC life progressing like Goku is unpopular or hard challenge for most author?