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Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is gearing up to end even more of its series (or cancel them) as three new titles have been revealed to be on their way to the magazine through the rest of the year. It’s been a stronger year for Shonen Jump than last year as by this time last…

Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump is gearing up to end its next major series with its final chapter’s release planned after five years of serialization. It’s been a long year of endings within the pages of Shonen Jump magazine, and unfortunately the majority of these endings have been brought about by early cancellations. Even with all…

Shonen Jump‘s most underrated magical action-comedy series, which debuted in 2020, is getting a special revival in 2027. Over the past few years, Shonen Jump magazine has undergone significant changes. The most notable has been the shift toward shorter manga runs, with the magazine now more willing than ever to cancel series. One series that…

Mackenyu, Netflix’s One Piece Zoro, will lead Shonen Jump‘s next live-action adaptation, and it’s perfect casting. The Japanese actor has become one of the most important cast members in live-action adaptations of Shonen Jump titles, with his casting as Zoro in Netflix’s One Piece undoubtedly being a career highlight. The second season of the live-action…

Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine has surprisingly revealed their next major series going to the big screen with a new live-action movie, and has already confirmed its release date for a launch in Japan. Shonen Jump has seen a number of their long running franchises come to their respective ends, but at the same time…

The fifth major Shonen Jump series likely to end this year is going out with the most unique action sequence ever. So far, four major shonen series have already come to an end, three of which are action-based. The majority of action series arguably conclude in the same way. The quintessential notion is that the…

The two classic Shonen Jump movies got their anticipated English dub release by Crunchyroll. Over the decades, Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine has serialized several legendary manga series, most of which ended up getting their anime adaptations. The same goes for the timeless classic, The Prince of Tennis, written and illustrated by Takeshi Konomi. While…

One of the most celebrated shonen anime movies of all time is available to stream on Crunchyroll, giving American subscribers another reason to revisit a beloved franchise. Released in Japanese theaters in 2021, Gintama: The Very Final has secured an impressive position on Letterboxd’s highest-rated anime films list, placing above theatrical releases from Dragon Ball…

A major creator from Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine has returned to Shueisha’s Jump releases with a new manga release after 12 long years, and it’s a perfect comeback for the dark fantasy creator. Shonen Jump‘s various magazines have seen some of the most notable creators from the past return for new projects in the…

A major Shonen Jump anime has now confirmed it’s coming back to Crunchyroll with Season 3 next year, and a new trailer is helping to show it off. With the Fall 2026 anime schedule now underway, there are all sorts of new anime that are starting to be announced for a release next year. These…