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The Shonen Jump+ editorial department launched a new manga competition, the Shonen Jump+ Next-Generation Heroine Manga Award, on October 8 and began accepting submissions. The award aims to discover characters and works that offer new possibilities for “cute,” with heroines open to any gender, age or form, including non-human characters and even inanimate objects. Kouji…

When it comes to Shonen action and drama, Weekly Shonen Jump always grabs the spotlight, and this has been the case for many decades now. Established in 1968, it eventually became the best-selling manga magazine of all time. A lot of its popularity is thanks toDragon Ball, One Piece, and many other Shonen classics that…

It’s been 16 years since this manga series had been cancelled within the pages of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, andPsyren has returned for a brand new anime revival this Fall. The new wave of anime releases for the Fall 2026 anime schedule has officially begun, and it means fans are now finally getting to…

There’s no denying that when it comes to Shonen series, supernatural fantasies will always grab all the spotlight. One of the most standout original series of Weekly Shonen Jump isD.Gray-man, written and illustrated by Katsura Hoshino. The manga began serialization in 2004, but it wasn’t long after the debut that it started facing several hiatuses…

Launched in 1968, Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump eventually became the best-selling manga magazine of all time. Over the decades, the magazine has serialized hundreds of series, but not all of them managed to make their mark in history. Among the many outstanding Shonen Jump creators, Yusei Matsui is known for exploring different genres and themes…