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A major Shonen Jump series has announced a surprise hiatus through the Summer due to the creator’s poor health conditions, and fans are still waiting for the franchise to expand even wider with more of the anime. It can be tough to be a creator in Shueisha’s various Jump magazines. Whether a creator is committed…

There are many instances in which the manga in Weekly Shonen Jump fail to garner the attention required to make them heavy hitters in the anime world. Shueisha routinely tracks the many manga they publish, asking fans to give the publisher input on which stories they’re reading. Luckily, there are some manga that are allowed…

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Oguri, known for manga including Hanasaka Tenshi Ten-Ten-Kun, updated his X account on July 15 and reflected on his experience serializing the series in Weekly Shonen Jump

2026 is only halfway over, but even so, many Shonen Jump series have been cancelled before the year is even over. Launched in 2014, Shueisha’s official manga platform, Shonen Jump+, has been serializing original shonen series alongside catering to other manga demographics. Several manga on the platform are globally renowned, such as Dandadan, Kaiju No.8, Spy x Family, and many…

Masanori Morita, the manga creator known for Rokudenashi Blues and Rookies, updated his X account on July 14 and revealed that he had dined with fellow popular Jump creators, including One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda, Naruto creator Masashi Kishimoto, and Slam Dunk creator Takehiko Inoue

Crunchyroll has revealed a new selection of anime coming to the streaming service through the rest of the year and beyond, and they included an anime revival of a long cancelled Shonen Jump series. The Summer 2026 anime schedule is now in full effect as fans have gotten to see the premieres of many of…

To celebrate the 29th anniversary of the ONE PIECE manga, a special limited bonus ONE PIECE Card featuring Monkey D. Luffy was included with the 2026 Issue 33 of Weekly Shonen Jump, released on July 13. Shueisha explained, “In light of the popularity of the ONE PIECE Card Game, we will print 500,000 more copies…