Last year, Mashle: Magic & Muscles wrapped its manga run. And this season, the anime adaptation will be returning to continue its adaptation. Manga readers are already aware of how Mash’s epic story concluded… but there’s more! Because today, as part of the first Weekly Shonen Jump …Read more »
Earlier this week, Shonen Jump debuted Shadow Eliminators: a fresh new manga series that combines paranormal conflict with high school “odd couple” antics. In its first chapters, the manga introduces its unlikely heroes and gives us a taste of its haunted world. You can read the first …Read more »
This week, a new sports manga joins the pages of Shonen Jump! With Ice-Head Gill getting the axe and The Ichinose Family’s Deadly Sins put to bed, Green Green Greens has stepped into one of the mag’s empty slots. And it’s fresh—just one chapter in, so a great time to …Read more »
SHUEISHA’s Shonen Jump+’s storyboarding app service World Maker is offering contests with Netflix and TOHO. For the Netflix contest, people interested need to create storyboards for a short no longer than 10 minutes. Needless to say, you need to use World Maker to create those …Read more »
With Fabricant 100 behind us, Shonen Jump will be adding to its roster of manga this month. Today’s new release is Yoshihiko Hayashi’s MamaYuyu. This new take on the “demon lord and hero” formula is already subverting expectations, even one chapter in! But is it worth your time? …Read more »
The end of the year will once again mark the arrival of the Jump Festa event, and this one has another stacked lineup of featured titles to look forward to. The official website for Jump Festa 2024 revealed plans for its three main stages, including …Read more »
Daisuke Enoshima’s Fabricant 100 manga launched in the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump in December 2022, and now, less than a year later, it has officially come to an end. The final chapter was published in this year’s 40th issue of Jump, which hit stands …Read more »
Living in the future is great. It means we can get the freshest manga right as it comes out. And one of those fresh titles is Shoujo Null, a brand new Shonen Jump release now available through the app. The introductory chapter is more than 80 pages long, and …Read more »
Sometimes you want to watch people fight each other. And sometimes, you also want people to have a nice and happy time. But how can you get both of those at once? Shonen Jump! We can’t help but notice an alluring subgenre of manga that …Read more »
Shonen Jump is pretty much the go-to when it comes to manga-to-anime adaptations. Big names like Naruto, Demon Slayer, and My Hero Academia all come from its pages. Tons of anime series in the planning stages also originate there. But there are a few we’d personally like …Read more »
Smartphones have turned the world sideways, and traditional media has started to go vertical in response. Now Shueisha, the Japanese publishing giant behind Shonen Jump, is getting into the game. The company just announced a vertical scrolling manga app called Jump Toon, which is set …Read more »
Michael B. Jordan, the actor and director of Creed III, has been open about his love of anime and how it influenced the movie. Creed III is about to hit Japanese theaters, and while he’s in the country stumping for the release, he’s gotten to …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 »
Thanks to years of partnership between Weekly Shonen Jump and Sony Music Entertainment Japan, the latter’s roster of artists have contributed a number of memorable opening and ending themes for some of the biggest anime series out there. To celebrate the history between the two …Read more »
Jump Festa is always an exciting event for anime and manga fans. With lots of popular manga titles to their name, Shonen Jump always brings big news during its annual event. From Naruto to My Hero Academia to One Piece to fresh new titles, there’s lots to be excited …Read more »
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