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Shonen Jump+, the online manga platform from the folks at Shueisha, celebrated its first decade of existence last September. Now it has announced that three celebrated anime studios will produce anime adaptations of some of its one-shot manga titles. Said studios are Contrail, Production I.G …Read more »
Ready for some steampunk Wild West action? Then Boichi has the perfect story for you! The Dr. STONE manga artist has gone solo for his latest title, The Marshal King. The first chapter has just launched on Shonen Jump+ and in Viz’s Shonen Jump app. And while one …Read more »
Most manga creators live in Japan, but many artists around the world would love to make their own official manga. That just happened to Elena Vitagliano, an Italian-born artist who currently resides in England. Her manga Miriam of the Skulls nabbed first place in the …Read more »
Shonen Jump+ is putting on a reality show called MILLION TAG (available on YouTube) to find mangaka talent, and it premieres today. The winner gets some great prizes: not only will they be given 5 million yen (a bit over $45,000), but they’ll get their …Read more »
Yūta Momiyama, the deputy editor-in-chief of Shonen Jump+, sent out a chain of tweets about how MANGA Plus is doing around the world. MANGA Plus is an app that allows people to read select titles from Shonen Jump. Noting that there was a conference on …Read more »
The first installment in the Godzilla anime film trilogy, Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters, is getting its own manga adaptation in Japan. Featuring art by Summer Hero‘s Youth Kurahashi, the Godzilla manga is set to launch as part of the Shonen Jump+ online magazine and …Read more »
This year’s upcoming combined issue 36/37 of Weekly Shonen Jump has a very special collab tied to it in the form of a Pokémon crossover of sorts. The Pokémon Shonen Jump collaboration inspired some of the magazine’s top creators to put together crossover art, including …Read more »
The latest addition to the Weekly Shonen Jump catalogue is Ekiden Bros: a fresh new sports manga from Daiki Nono. This time, the sport in question is running—with the series taking its title from long-distance relay races known as ekiden. As with many sports series, it stars a …Read more »
With both Super Psychic Policeman Chojo and Syd Craft: Love Is a Mystery bowing out of Shonen Jump, the time has come for some new series. This week, a new sports manga joins the brawl: Harukaze Mound, an adaptation of the 2022 one-shot by Togo Goto and Kento Matsuura. The …Read more »
Shonen Jump has closed the book on Ken Wakui’s Astro Royale. So now, there are spaces to be filled in the pages of the manga mag. The newest title to join the fray is Nice Prison, and it’s already a very strange read. From dubiously human inmates to …Read more »
With so many Shonen Jump manga on the outs, we can expect to see several new debuts. Following hot on the heels of Embers and Jump+’s The Marshal King is Star of Beethoven. The classically-charged series is the latest from Morihiro Hayashi. And while it has an exciting and …Read more »
With Undead Unluck, Mission: Yozakura Family, and now Hakutaku all leaving the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump, there’s room for a new contender. And this week, one came in swinging… or should that be kicking? Embers is a new title written Kei Kuramazaki and illustrated by former Blue Lock …Read more »
How much do professional manga creators make? That varies, depending on who’s publishing, how well the manga does, and so on, but Weekly Shonen Jump has decided to up its rates. Weekly Shonen Jump is the most successful manga anthology in Japan, and its editorial …Read more »
We’re all about bringing our favorite anime into our daily life—whether it’s via fashion choices, daily carry, or decor. Graphic gaming peripheral maker Higround is right there with us, especially in light of their latest offering. This week, they launched a trio of Shonen Jump-inspired …Read more »
With the My Hero Academia and JUJUTSU KAISEN manga both coming to an end, Weekly Shonen Jump is losing two of its biggest hitters. The concept of a “Big Three” in shonen manga has been around for quite some time. And with two of the current three bowing …Read more »
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