Both ‘Naruto’ and ‘One Piece’ coexisted and competed within the pages of Shonen Jump for many years. Eiichiro Oda’s manga started in 1997 and is still ongoing, whereas Masashi Kishimoto’s manga started in 1999 and concluded ten years ago. Their rivalry overseas has seen a shift in perspective over[…]
In Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 13, a significant moment unfolds as Konohamaru arrests Boruto. This unexpected turn has sparked considerable debates in the fandom, especially since Boruto was seen helping Sarada Uchiha during the battle with Hidari. On the surface, it might seem logical for[…]
My Hero Academia has reached its finale, and fans have begun mourning the end of the classic series in earnest. While the news of this decade-long franchise is heartbreaking, the question lingers in the air: Will My Hero Academia receive a sequel or a potential spin-off? The answer to both the quest[…]
While the Bastard Munchen match against PxG is still ongoing in Blue Lock, we have wandered a little off course to visit a flashback sequence. Here’s a full recap of Blue Lock chapter 271, “Life is Beautiful”. As Yoichi Isagi mimics Sae Itoshi, the Blue Lock chapter 271 spoilers have unveiled fascinating details about Rin’s past and the origins of his ego. These revelations are sure to pique your interest and keep you on the edge of your seat.
Right now, the One Piece manga is running its Final Saga. In the Egghead Island storyline, the show has finally answered several questions, and as it progresses, more will be revealed. Thus far, the series has unveiled the Reverie flashback and is currently focusing on Kuma’s past, and briefly mentions the God Valley Incident.
The Shinjuku Showdown Arc, confirmed as the final arc of Jujutsu Kaisen, takes a surprising turn as Yuta, now in Gojo’s body using Kenjaku’s cursed technique, enters the scene and confronts Sukuna once more. Chapter 262, a shorter chapter due to Gege Akutami’s health, saw the continuation of the battle. Inumaki’s sudden appearance and his use of cursed speech on Sukuna, a pivotal move that aids Yuta in completing his chant, added a significant twist to the fight and set the stage for the next chapter.
The August issue of Shueisha’s Jump SQ. Magazine, in a much-anticipated announcement, revealed that the second part of Ryōsuke Takeuchi and Hikaru Miyoshi’s main Moriarty the Patriot (Yūkoku no Moriarty) manga will start serialization in the magazine’s January 2025 issue, which will be released on December 4. This news has sparked a wave of excitement and intense anticipation among the fans.
This week, we witnessed the unwavering resilience of a beloved animated series. Despite its parent company undergoing reorganization and the studio behind it shutting down, the series’ future was saved. The acquisition of the ‘RWBY’ rights by VIZ Media following the closure of Rooster Teeth is a cause for celebration.
Ever feel like a certain manga shouldn’t have been canceled, but it got canceled anyway?
Well, you are not alone. Every one of us has experienced it and will keep experiencing the feeling over and over again. In the day and age where thousands of manga are available digitally, the competition has gotten fierce. With that, countless great manga get canceled. They never get the time to ripen or showcase their potential.
Once again, the focus of chapter 1119 is not on the escape of the Straw Hats’ Pirates but on something else entirely. Considering Nami’s group launch with the Thousand Sunny, the initial assumption for this chapter was to be about the long-awaited escape, but it seems we have to wait a bit longer.
For the past decade, manga creator Kohei Horikoshi has woven a captivating storyline in the superhero manga genre with My Hero Academia. This series, a beloved part of our lives, conversations, and hearts, has left an indelible mark on us. However, it’s with a mix of nostalgia and anticipation that we share the news that My Hero Academia is now confirmed to end in merely five chapters. Yes, it’s official. After nearly 10 years in print, My Hero Academia, one of the greatest shonen manga of our times, will end in the next two months.
Yusuke Murata’s One Punch Man has joined Jujutsu Kaisen and My Hero Academia in the list of long-running shonen manga that is going on unexpected breaks. While Jujutsu Kaisen and My Hero Academia are set to resume soon, the hiatus for One Punch Man is expected to be longer.
