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Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro, the creator of manga like Toriko and Build King, is back with a new one-shot manga called Yabai, released this week on Shonen Jump Plus. The manga is about a musical group called The Yabai who have 5 billion followers on social media …Read more »
Toriko , the shonen manga about a man on the hunt for the ultimate in rare, diverse foods, has come to an end. The final chapter of the manga, which began in 2008, went on sale in today’s Weekly Shonen Jump. Toriko , which spans …Read more »
According to the latest issue of Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, the end is near for Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro's Toriko manga. The series originally launched in 2008 and is currently up to 41 volumes, and an expanded 31-page "climax" chapter is coming in this year's 50th issue …Read more »
Remember when we posted about the returning Dragon Ball Z Kai anime taking over Toriko 's slot on Fuji TV in April? Well, Mantanweb confirmed that the continuation of Kai will follow the end of the Toriko anime adaptation, which has been running since 2011. …Read more »
It looks like Crunchyroll is going for the gold when it comes to popular shonen anime adaptations. The latest of the big ones to join its streaming lineup is none other than Toriko , based on the manga by Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro. Toei Animation's series is …Read more »
The heavy hitters of Shonen Jump have been having a lot of fun together lately. In addition to the upcoming J-Stars Victory Vs. crossover fighting game—which celebrates 45 years of Shonen Jump by making everybody brawl—Toriko, One Piece 's Luffy, and Dragon Ball 's Goku …Read more »
The shonen gods have been smiling down upon their fans quite a bit recently, from new One Piece games to full-color Dragon Ball manga and more, and the latest collaboration between three shonen heavy hitters is a real doozy. One Piece , Dragon Ball , …Read more »
As usual, some licensing went down at this past weekend's New York Comic Con, and FUNimation came out with a couple of enticing new additions to its anime lineup. Chief among them is Toriko , the anime adaptation of Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro's gourmet hunting Shonen Jump …Read more »
Whether or not we end up getting the PSP-bound Toriko Gourmet Survival in North America (doubtful), we can still marvel, mouths salivating, at the latest round of screenshots. Based on Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro's manga and billed as a "gourmet hunting action game," there's certainly some of …Read more »
Mark your calendars, kids, because that's the date you can officially (read: legally) start watching Toei Animation's adaptation of that Gourmet Huntin' hoss, Toriko . It was really only a matter of time, but it's nice to get a firm start date for the not-quite-simulcast. …Read more »
The "premiere" of animated Toriko was technically the crossover movie with One Piece , but now that the official series has begun, we can dig into the adaptation proper and see just how it compares to Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro's Weekly Shonen Jump manga (reviewed here and …Read more »
Whoa there, don't get too jazzed. Unfortunately, nothing's going to pop out at you even if you put on that pair of Real-D 3D glasses you kept after seeing Avatar last year, but hopefully this two-dimensional trailer will suffice in the meantime. One Piece and …Read more »
The gourmet-hunting adventure of Toriko and his ever-endangered companion Komatsu mines deeper into madness in volume two, and the stakes continue to be raised in true shonen fashion. In fact, this volume is loaded with just enough strongman antics and beasts bursting to the brim …Read more »
Toriko is my kinda dude. Like the TV dinners of the same name, he is most definitely a Hungry Man™. He makes his living as a "Gourmet Hunter," but don't let that create images of prancing deer and other such relatively harmless game in your …Read more »
Fall of 2009 was host to a special series of events in Japan known as the Jump Super Anime Tour, and among all of the excitement were two new anime shorts for Weekly Shonen Jump series Naruto and Toriko . Actually, for the latter—an animal-hunting …Read more »
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