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A second season is in the works for the Muhyo & Roji’s Bureau of Supernatural Investigation anime, which is based on Yoshiyuki Nishi’s Shonen Jump manga of the same name. Now we finally know when to expect it, with the continuation confirmed to be a …Read more »
Japanese website goo ranking recently went live with another poll, and this one is all about hot dudes. We’re talking Shonen Jump hunks specifically, so readers were tasked with voting on the male characters they deemed to be the most beautiful. The editorial team at …Read more »
Netflix, the streaming giant that’s been been pumping resources into anime for the last couple years, is extremely tight-lipped when it comes to numbers. It won’t even reveal how much its original films make when they’re in theaters! So a recent blog post from Netflix …Read more »
Nichijou is both a furiously energetic comedy and a simplistic and endearing display about the trials and tribulations of everyday life. For an anime whose title roughly translates to mean “My Ordinary Life,” Nichijou, the 2011 spring adaptation of Keiichi Arawi’s popular slice-of-life/comedy manga, has a very …Read more »
Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi’s Dr. STONE manga has proven to be wildly popular, so it’s no surprise to see it branching off into new territory. A spinoff is about to launch in the pages of home magazine Weekly Shonen Jump, with the debut of Dr. …Read more »
Terumi Nishii is an animation director and character designer who has had a long career working on such hits as One Piece, Pokémon, and JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable. In April 2019, Terumi made headlines when she tweeted in English about difficult working conditions within the anime industry, flat …Read more »
When we last checked on the status of the One Piece manga, author Eiichiro Oda said it was around 80 percent finished. Even with that high of a percentage in mind, readers can likely imagine it going on forever. It remains one of the most popular manga …Read more »
A bunch of Shonen Jump authors are getting in on the Marvel Cinematic Universe fun thanks to a new project full of short manga. The shorts are scheduled to kick off this month in Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ app, starting with Yu-Gi-Oh! creator Kazuki Takahashi’s manga about Iron Man and Spider-Man heading …Read more »
Cutie Honey Universe is by far the most colorful and “out there” take on Go Nagai’s classic anime character. The works of legendary manga artist Go Nagai have seen a resurgence in recent years with the release of Devilman Crybaby on Netflix, a brand new Mazinger Z movie, and …Read more »
We’re starting to feel like the boy who cried wolf, but it seems Hideaki Sorachi’s Gintama manga is finally over. The manga wrapped up today, June 20, with its final chapter published to the official Gintama app. To mark the occasion, Gintama publisher Shueisha is asking fans to tweet messages to …Read more »
Believe it or not, writer Yuto Tsukuda and illustrator Shun Saeki’s Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma manga is about to come to an end. According to this year’s 27th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump, which hit stands in Japan this week, the serialization is set to conclude in …Read more »
Gintama author Hideaki Sorachi has been having a ton of fun with the so-called conclusion of the series. First it came to an end in Shonen Jump and moved to Jump GIGA in December of 2018, and then it continued in the official app this May. Now, according to the …Read more »
We recently posted about a giant promotional manga magazine that combines Shueisha’s Shonen Jump with Kodansha’s Shonen Magazine to create a 2,264-page monstrosity (pictured right) with a ton of popular series represented. As cool as that wiiiiiide mag may be, there’s an even better way to illustrate what happens when two …Read more »
Every manga or anime property must, at some point, be adapted into a stage play, and the streak continues with upcoming performances based on Yoshihiro Togashi’s Yu Yu Hakusho series. The ’90s shonen action fantasy is coming to the stage with the help of writer-director Chuji Mikasano—who …Read more »
The Pillows—the Japanese rock band that turns 30 this year—is best known for the FLCL soundtracks, but the band occasionally contributes songs to other anime too. The band’s latest anime track is for the upcoming basketball series Ahiru no Sora, which we just learned will debut …Read more »
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