JUMP FORCE pits a ton of Shonen Jump characters against one another and their series’ villains, and now we have more info out of Paris Games Week 2018. The latest characters to join the playable lineup are a pair of real cool customers: Fist of …Read more »
Kazuki Takahashi, the creator of Yu-Gi-Oh!, is back with a new manga. The manga, called The Comiq, debuted in this week’s edition of Shonen Jump. The suspense manga, which is set to have a short run in the magazine, is about a young manga author …Read more »
Here in Japan, if you’re in a rush and need a quick charge, you can grab packs of goo called Weider In Jelly that contain about 200 calories of quick energy goodness. The packs themselves look pretty plain, but that’s about to change thanks to …Read more »
Okay, it might not be the full roster for the latest Jump property-based battle action game, but Bandai Namco is here to preview the characters we’ve seen so far in a JUMP FORCE supercut. Watch as Goku, Luffy, Naruto, Sasuke, Zoro, and more throw down …Read more »
Remember that meme about the most ambitious crossover event in history? Well, bring it back, because Bandai Namco Entertainment has just announced Jump Force, a brawler that’ll bring together Shonen Jump franchises like Dragon Ball, Naruto, One Piece, Death Note and more. Here’s the official …Read more »
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, the popular Shonen Jump manga from Koyoharu Gotoge, will soon be taking anime form. That’s the word from this week’s edition of said manga magazine, where Demon Slayer has been running since 2016. The anime series will be animated over …Read more »
You thought manga cafes had a lot of comics? Think again. The Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Exhibition, hosted in Roppongi, Tokyo, will have virtually every volume of the magazine available for reading from March 15 to 26. That’s 50 years of shoneney goodness. Meanwhile, a …Read more »
Hinomaru Zumo, the Shonen Jump manga about sumo wrestling, will soon wrestle its way into animated form. The manga by Kawada will be the subject of a TV anime adaptation, it was announced today. Hinomaru Zumo, which began serialization in Shonen Jump in 2014, is …Read more »
Dragon Ball Z, YuYu Hakusho, Slam Dunk, Yu-Gi-Oh!… for many fans of Shonen Jump, the ‘90s is the decade to beat. Those fans will be excited to hear there’s an upcoming Tokyo exhibition dedicated to that era of the manga magazine. Today, the first poster …Read more »
They sometimes say behind every scar is a good story. If that’s the case, these characters definitely have some tales to tell. In manga, a scar is often emblematic of a rough and tumble past or a closely-guarded secret. Ranking site Goo has asked its …Read more »
More details have arrived ahead of this October’s Black Clover anime, which adapts the shonen manga of the same name by Yuki Tabata. The latest comes in next week’s issue of Shonen Jump, an early look at which has revealed the anime’s opening and ending themes. Kicking things …Read more »
Shonen Jump, the magazine which has published some of the most beloved titles in manga history, turns 50 this year, and they’re celebrating by giving Tokyo commuters something to look forward to in the morning. The magazine has created unique posters for each stop on …Read more »
Waterworks activated. Ranking site Goo, which seems to favor lists focused around Shonen Jump, is at it again with a simple yet enlightening question: which Jump series made you cry the hardest? Let’s find out which manga got the most dust into fans’ eyes. 10. …Read more »
There was some discussion online last week about what new Shonen Jump series would come to define the long-running manga magazine next. As if in answer, the coming months mark the debut of six new Jump series, including one about golf by Kuroko’s Basketball writer …Read more »
Quick: which manga series pop into your mind when you think about Shonen Jump? Dragon Ball ? Naruto ? Bleach ? If there’s one thing Shonen Jump’s most famous manga have in common, it’s that they’re all… over. That was the premise behind a poll …Read more »
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