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“Yakusoku no Neverland” (Promised Neverland) comes to an end in the 28th volume of “Weekly Shonen Jump” which was released today (June 15th). The manga series writen by Shirai Kaiu and illustrated by Demizu Posuka began serialization in “Weekly Shonen Jump” back in August 2016 Read More …
Gotoge Koyoharu’s “Kimetsu no Yaiba” (aka “Demon Slayer”) has reached its conclusion with the final chapter featured as a 24-page center section with colored pages in “Weekly Shonen Jump” vol. 24 released on May 18th. You can read the final chapter in English for free Read More …
“Weekly Shonen Jump” (Shueisha) announced on May 11th that a number of serialized manga has been suspended due to the novel coronavirus. 週刊少年ジャンプ読者の皆様へ 編集部よりお知らせhttps://t.co/J2FYfeFacp pic.twitter.com/dmNzCc917R — 少年ジャンプ＋ (@shonenjump_plus) May 11, 2020 On the official website, the “Weekly Shonen Jump” statement reads, “To prevent the spread Read More …
Shueisha announced on April 8th that a 40-year-old employee working for the editorial department at “Weekly Shonen Jump” was infected with the novel coronavirus. It has been announced that the release of the digital version will be postponed for one week, while issue 20, will Read More …
Last week, Weekly Shonen Jump Editorial Staff announced on their website that a name of a controversial character will be changed. The controversy happened when creator Horikoshi Kohei announced the name of All For One’s doctor. The doctor known as Ujiko’s real name was revealed to Read More …
Weekly Shonen Jump Editorial Staff announced on their website that a name of a controversial character will be changed. The controversy happened when creator Horikoshi Kohei announced the name of All For One’s doctor. The doctor known as Ujiko’s real name was revealed to Read More …