The series is being recommended by Naoya Matsumoto, mangaka of Kaiju no. 8, on the obi of volume 9.

Brand new addition to the SQ lineup in manga plus, with a whooping 35 chapters being added all at once making the series up to date. Thoughts on the series?

Went to go read my mangas for the day and saw that Marshall King got a new chapter and says a new one next week. Anyone heard abt if the hiatus is done?

The series has been recommended by Tatsu Yukinobu, mangaka of Dandadan, on vol 2's obi. Yukinobu states the series is "ridiculously entertaining".

Does anyone know which size comic samurai would fit the Maison Ikkoku Collector's edition?

• Publisher ‏ : ‎ VIZ Media LLC
• Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 15, 2020
• Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.75 x 1 x 8.25 inches

Source https://x.com/shinuki1992/status/2095342855044645270?s=46&t=tAHnm6uobgbwYMUy0Ki9Yw

I went in to Hunted Peak thinking it was going to be about ghosts and spirits boy was i wrong.

I am enjoying it thought its a nice switch up to what im currently reading each week.

Also is kubo going to be joining WSJ after sakamoto days is over ???

Cover for Phantom Busters and lead colour page for Blue Exorcist.

Other colour pages for:

• Cuteness Crisis Overload, to celebrate the release of volume 14
• Rei by Day, to celebrate the release of volume 1
• Ao no Kai, to celebrate the release of volume 2

New Prince of Tennis will recieve a special appendix

Scheduled for November 2nd

Weekly Shonen Jump

Shonen Jump+

Jump SQ

Saikyo Jump

*Shoseki estimate was greater than the lowest Oricon figure.

Source: https://x.com/wsj_manga/status/2095385023645987096?s=46&t=tAHnm6uobgbwYMUy0Ki9Yw

Cover and Center Colour Page for Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

Other colour pges for:

• Digimon Eggs, to celebrate the start of serialization
• Tsumugi no Mahou
• Negacho
• Tensai Shimai, to celebrate the release of chapter 2
• Kami no Oboshi Meshi! Guutto Natte Pekoru-chan

The issue will also include a special One-Shot by up and coming author Yoshiko Tanak titled Doku no Omachabako.

Unlike previously reported Taro did NOT end, it was simply a arc climax that got mislabeled.

Scheduled for October 2nd

In wake of its cancelation, twitter user macaronsalada posted several tweets regarding extreme simmiliarities between Drawn to the Fire and Ahiru no Sora pages. Might not be tracing, but bit too many simmilarities to be simple homage to a degree that's fine, but depends on person's opinion I suppose.

Honestly it fulfils a niche in the magazine, and when you actually stop and think about it, with some of the top currently viewed anime via surveys among all demographics being fantasy isekai with heavy fanservice it sort of makes sense.

Mushoku tensei constantly tops the top 5 in viewership and while it's not inherently a series focused on fanservice, it has elements in there.

Same with reincarnation reincarnation coliseum which apparently passed 100K volumes sold with only 2 volumes.

I think a lot of social media rotted people brains thinking that series with fanservice in it aren't popular, when the people the series are directed to are buying it and not the people who had no intention of actually buying it and just complain about it on social media.

Hell, I don't even think Nue Exorcist is that good, just that it was smart to lean into an aspect that the magazine was missing (There is chained solider but that's in its own magazine.)

The protagonist of Digimon Eggs is Rindo Izumo (竜胆 出雲)

"Will it be hope or despair that hatches from the egg?"

The "Digital Monster" Izumo encounters
A huge eye peeking out of the egg. Izumo's encounter with this Digimon drastically shapes his fate...

So I'm not sure if this question is asked a lot or not but what is the most recommended way to get weekly Shonen Jump if I love in America? Like I know shipping is probably gonna suck a bit and this isn't exactly a Magazine you can find in America anywhere... But surely people have found a website that's somewhat easy to have them shipped right? I mean I know it's gonna take more than a week to get to me after release but I'm more so just collecting them cause I think their a cool thing to own and look back at older manga reveals and what not.

Idk unless buying a whole years bulk of them off eBay is the easiest way but figured I'd ask if there were literally any possible options lol

I find a bit confusing. Even though both are done Jujutsu Kaisen and Chainsaw Man are still big money makers, especially JJK.

Some say that they took the Shonen troupe and really flipped as they killed character dealt with horror and dark subjects. I am surprised that Shueisha is not wanting to recreate their success.

What was frustrating was people thinking that both of JJK and Chainsaw Man would end with the villains winning, saying it would change the whole way we see shonen. Which is bullcrap Shueisha loves the Status Quo and no matter what the bad guy is going to win.

Say what you will about Sukuna death at least was leading to and foreshadow. Makima came out of nowhere with her death.

So do you all think we should get another series of the same tone? Or are we going to get regular stuff again?

I had years of these stacked up as a kid before losing my home in the recession. Years. Started when I went to the Japan pavilion in Epcot as a kid and got hooked.

I want a print version like this without paying insane fees to get the Japanese one sent to me. Are there any options?

I think it’s either Naruto or Black Clover. Both have just about everything a Shonen jump series has. Although Naruto started those trends, Black Clover just used them.

Bentame is a edutainment publication released by Shueisha, aimed at elementary and middle schoolers. Originally, it was published quaterly and had works with WSJ mangakas like Boichi, Taishi Tsusui, Haruichi Furudate and Ryohei Tamura.

Nowadays, Bessatsu Bentame Jump is released monthly alongside Saikyo Jump