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Ikuo Hachiya will be returning to Shonen Jump with a brand new manga after the cancellation of Ice-Head Gill. Launched in 1968, Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump eventually became the best-selling manga magazine of all time thanks to the success of several iconic series, including Dragon Ball, One Piece, Naruto, and many more. However, the number of successful series in the magazine is significantly…

Shaman King may not have received the anime adaptation it deserved, but it remains one of the most beloved series of all time. There’s no denying that the 1990s were a revolutionary era in the anime and manga industry, especially when it came to Shonen series. Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, in particular, witnessed the…

One of the best new anime making the jump from Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is coming back for Season 2 next year, and has now dropped the first real look at what to expect with a new trailer. It’s been a wild couple of years forShonen Jump as not only have some of their…

Yu Yu Hakushobegan airing on October 10th, 1992, in Japan, and since then, its legacy as one of the greatest Shonen Jump series remains unmatched. Shueisha’s Shonen Jump magazines have dominated the anime and manga industry for several decades now. Most of the popular Shonen series you have come across over the decades are tied to the…

Spanish manga creator Oh_miau has made a debut on Shonen Jump+ with the one-shot A Summer Storm is Coming! after winning the Gold Award in the Monthly Awards on MANGA Plus Creators by SHUEISHA. The work is the third title submitted through the platform to be published on Shonen Jump+ and the first originally submitted…

Dr. Stone remains one of the most iconic and unique Shonen Jump series even several years after the finale. The award-winning manga is written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Boichi, and began serialization in the Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in 2017. While Boichi is best known for providing the artwork for this fan-favorite sci-fi series, the…

Shueisha’s Shonen Jumpseries has dominated the anime and manga industry for several decades now. Most of the popular Shonen series you might have come across are tied to the publisher’s magazines. This is especially the case for Weekly Shonen Jump, a manga magazine that was launched in 1969. It eventually became the best-selling manga magazine…

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As the Fall 2026 anime season has arrived, the anime industry is seeing the release of new series, but Shonen Jump, as the leading manga magazine, is also bringing in new works. In particular, Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ platform continues to provide new manga, once again proving the platform’s ability to feature interesting series. The latest…

2026 might be coming to an end, but it still has a whole season, Fall, left, and as the new seasons do their job, they bring new anime. Among the waves of new anime, there is one that might be especially exciting for Shonen Jump fans, as it is based on a manga that first…