Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine proudly unveiled the esteemed panel of judges for the Jump Sports Manga Award on Monday. This year, the panel is graced by the presence of renowned figures such as Slam Dunk’s Takehiko Inoue, Eyeshield 21’s Riichirō Inagaki, and Kuroko’s Basketball’s Tadatoshi Fujimaki, adding a touch of prestige to the competition.
Shueisha and Weekly Shonen Jump are monsters in the manga industry, and every otaku knows about them. Last year, the company announced its vertical scrolling manga service, Jump TOON that would potentially bring the traditional format manga. This time, the company made more exciting revelations[…]
If you read manga, whether in volumes or following the chapters in magazines, you know how exciting reading the first chapter is. In general, the first chapter is longer, about double the length of a regular chapter which allows for building the plot and introducing the characters better. This […]
Naruto, one of the big four of the anime world, has something for all of its fans, including gamers. It’s a franchise that has consistently produced some phenomenal video games, and Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker is one of them. The game got really popular as soon as it came out in 2018 and[…]
Days by mangaka Yasuda Tsuyoshi is one of the most definitive sports manga ever, from its eccentric characters to exciting soccer action. The manga has recently crossed over 10 million copies in circulation, proof that mangaka Yasuda Tsuyoshi has won both fans’ hearts and awards. Due to this[…]
Of all the places that I thought Luffy from One Piece would go, the “outer space” was something I didn’t think possible. But, as we all know, One Piece is known to break expectations, and this time, it’s for a higher cause (pun intended). Eiichiro Oda’s culture-defining series is a giant in[…]
Did you ever wish that the black-and-white manga you’re reading is colored? Did you ever consider reading a colored manga over black-and-white ones? Ever since I became an elementary school kid, I have enjoyed reading Western comic books such as the Archie Comics, Dennis the Menace, and W.I.T.C.H. comics. For one thing, they helped me […]
Shaman King debuted in the Weekly Shonen Jump in 1998 and abruptly ended in 2004. It finally received its true ending in 2009 after being reprinted. A new anime adaptation was announced recently and is set to premiere in 2021. Along with this anime, the creators of Shaman King have decided to publish all 35 […]
The coronavirus pandemic has interfered with the production in the manga and anime industry, with everyone being forced to work from home. Manga and anime creators are now searching for ways to produce quality content while also keeping in mind safety concerns. From the looks of it, Shueisha has already started the transfer of the […]
My Hero Academia is currently going through an intense arc of the Paranormal Liberation War. Shigaraki is in the final stages of obtaining the ultimate power, and his decay power has drastically increased. The pro-heroes all over the world are in danger, and the plot conveys high-tension. Chapter 277 (titled “Who…”) of My Hero Academia […]
Haikyu!! is one of the best sports manga out there, and its long-standing popularity proves that. Hinata, the volleyball prodigy from the manga, has stolen the hearts of manga and volleyball fans alike. His journey is one to be watched in wonder. However, our favourite volleyball manga will soon reach an end. The manga had […]
Boruto: Naruto Next Generations is the sequel to the famous manga/anime series Naruto. It emerged when Shueisha requested Naruto’s author, Masashi Kishimoto, to make a sequel manga to Naruto, but Kishimoto refused and passed on the responsibility to Mikio Ikemoto and Ukyo Kodachi. The Boruto animated series premiered in April 2017. Episode 154 was released […]
