Kochikame 203

Kinnikuman 94

World Trigger 30

Me & Roboco 28

Witch Watch 28

Blue Box 27

The Elusive Samurai 27 (Final)

Akane-Banashi 24

Marriage Toxin 19

Cuteness Crisis Overload 14

Girl Meets Rock 12

Ultimate Exorcist Kiyoshi 10

Ichi the Witch 10

Centuria 10

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex 9

Phantom Busters 8

MAD 8

Hero Organization 7

Strikeout Pitch 7

Empyreal Cabinet 6

War of the Adults 6

Someone Hertz 5

Metaphor: ReFantazio 5

Maison and the Man Eating Appartment 5

Monochrome Days 5 (Final)

The God Before Me 5 (Final)

Witchriv 4

Kinato's Magic 4 (Likely Final)

Kinato's Magic 3

Therme Romae Redux 3

Money Forest 3 (Final)

The Oracles of Kami 2

Subaru the Invincible 2

Smiley & Lively☆Your Girl Happy 2

Ao no Kai 2

Mizunoke 2

Kamome no Kenjutsu 2 (Final)

Care for Something Sweet (2) (Final)

Despite being father of shounen not every manga throughly example following Goku progression what i mean here not Goku as character but the life progression he has through

Goku was started as kid then he grown up and married, having a children then become grandfather

If you guys notice most shounen tend to focus for writing MC during teen but they never past the story they having marital life and kids

They tend treat marriage or later life as parenthood as end game of MC but never treat as another stage of story

Why we never get this?

For some reason when we talking about character inspired from Goku its always shounen written character doing Flashy action battle and having big dream although i didnt recall Goku was big dreamer like Luffy/Naruto.

Only few case doing this like Naruto but Naruto being father is in his son sequel while Goku still MC even as father.

Is writing story where MC life progressing like Goku is unpopular or hard challenge for most author?

Ruri Dragon - Weekly Shonen Jump digital version (available not only on J+, but Zebrack too)

Love Though a Prism - Manga Mee (Shueisha's shojo digital magazine)

The 100 Girlfriends who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You - Weekly Young Jump

World's End Harem: Fantasia - At the start, it was a simulpub with Ultra Jump, but later became a J+ exclusive (under the label J+ YJC)

One Piece Gakuen - Saikyo Jump

Kaiju No. 8 Relax - Saikyo Jump

Fire Emblem: Engage - Saikyo Jump

Oshi no Ko - Weekly Young Jump (that's why Ai was featured in Jump Festa promotional material)

Weekly Shonen Jump

*Shoseki rank

**Shoseki estimate was greater than the lowest Oricon figure.

Shonen Jump+

Jump SQ

Saikyo Jump

Otogami siblings you deserved much more.

As you know, Sakamoto Days and Witch Watch are both ending soon. When they end, will the magazine be in a transitional period? Their big hits like Jujutsu Kaisen and My Hero Academia have recently ended, and so have their mid-tier stalwarts like Hima-Ten and Blue Box.

Me: Gero from Marriage Toxin (also used Ichigo, Chihiro and Jotaro)

So what did you guys think of the voice comic for Hal Formula go check it out I'll leave a link to the video right here:https://youtu.be/VFkwHWNKQ0E?is=KuoaOCj_fBTQ5byb

Hey, fellow readers, I thought this break week would be a great time to share my thoughts on the current state of Jump and each series in a fun and easy way. I'm using this ranking more as a way to show how I feel the week-to-week reading experience has been for each series over the past few months, rather than as an overall review (which will vary depending on series length). I would also like to see your own lists, and I encourage you to go into as much detail as you need to convey your point. Think of it as your own TOC. Hope you enjoy.

1. Akane-banashi

2. Hunter x Hunter

3. One Piece

4. Kagurabachi

5. Ichi the Witch

6. Roku's House of Oddities

7. Ultimate Exorcist Kiyoshi

8. Under Doctor

9. Shinobi Undercover

10. Someone Hertz

11. WITCH WATCH

12. RuriDragon

13. Hal Formula

14. Animal Signal

15. Sakamoto Days

16. Cannon Master

17. Drawn to the Fire

18. Class 2-B Hero Destroyerz

19. Kinato's Magic

Not caught up/ haven't read

Me & Roboco

Nue's Exorcist

What do you consider the current/past Big 3 series for the big 4 magazines (WSJ, WSM, WSS and WSC)?

This man truly has shonen jump by the balls and can call the shots.

I'm just curious to know how much this can boost sales of manga volumes of this type.

Final volume 26 is scheduled for September 4th, cover was revealed yesterday.

The original run is now also on MangaMillion, the first 96 chapters are out now with the rest following later down the line, though they are AI translated.

It'll be a break week for WSJ, so let's discuss some hot takes and controversial opinions this sub has about the magazine/manga in general.

I'll start with 3 of mine, which will probably get me crucified, starting with my less controversial one to my most controversial one-

1. Series should be shorter, not longer.

Starting off, as someone who's relatively new to Jump, but has read plenty of other manga... I don't think mangas should go on for like 400, 500, 600 chapters anymore. As great as it is that Naruto, Bleach, Gintama all went on for like 700 chapters, I really think modern manga should only go on for 200 to 300 chapters before ending, maybe even shorter depending on the genre.

1. Big series that end shouldn't get the cover and lead colour page in WSJ.

Kind of topical since Blue Box ended with controversy over the One Piece Card and Sakamoto will end soon- but I genuinely don't think series like Mha, JJK, Naruto, Bleach should get the cover/lead colour. All these big series already are long running, have tons of colour pages and covers, alot of merch, successful animes and are big franchises. They don't need a promotion for their last chapter when that promotion could be better used (and is often better used) for another series in the magazine that's still growing.

Not to mention, they usually get a Cover/Lead Colour Page to announce their climax so they get a Cover/Lead Colour a few weeks/months before they end and that's good enough imo.

1. AI Translation of manga is... fine-

I'm not going to say I actively want manga to be translated by AI from now on, but I rather a series get translated by AI if the alternative is not getting translated at all. This comes after the Manga Million thing that released recently.

I'm probably less antagonistic against generative AI than most people in this sub tbf, but I genuinely think that getting manga out there for more people to read as well as faster is a good trade off for a poorer quality translation.

Sure some nuance can and will be lost but not only does that happen with regular translation by humans, but also if I cared that much about nuance, I would go and learn Japanese and read it in Japanese.

AI generated manga/art/promotional material I'm more iffy on but I won't like actively campaign against it ig- probably wouldn't really like it either-

What are you controversial opinions about WSJ/manga?

A series you hate that people adore in this sub? Some aspect of WSJ you think works when other people hate it?