Weekly Shonen Jump Archives

Mashle: Magic and Muscles sees hero Mash Burnedead coming to the world of magic and wizards and crushes it with his fists! The anime series from the hilarious manga is coming to Crunchyroll this April 2023; this new anime series will simulcast weekly episodes on the streaming service to over 200 countries and territories immediately[...]

RYOMA! THE PRINCE OF TENNIS is an anime feature film that’s coming to theatres! No guesses what it’s about. Iconic Events Releasing, a

Shueisha's (also Viz Media's parent company) Weekly Shonen Jump published the final chapter by Kaiu Shirai and Pozuka Demizu in print last Monday. The Promised Neverland, Viz Media The story is set in a near-future orphanage where Emma, an 11-year-old girl, discovers that the comfortable, happy life she and her adopted siblings were raised in is really[...]

Weekly Shonen Jump is coming up to its 50th anniversary in August To commemorate the anniversary, UNIQLO has released a limited run line of shirts! The designs are straightforward, fun, and feature some of Weekly Shonen Jump's most popular manga They come in both adult and kid sizes, so there's plenty for the whole family! WSJ is one[...]

Tomorrow Studios has announced they are partnering with One Piece publisher Shueisha to adapt the comic for a live-action television series.

Here's a look at the trailer for that direct-to-DVD adaptation: https://youtu.be/raeEGnX3ReAVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: 『ブラッククローバー』11巻アニメDVD同梱版 告知PV (https://youtu.be/raeEGnX3ReA) Black Clover continues to be serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump manga magazine beginning on February 16, 2015, through their digital magazine Black Clover is actually the second series from Tabata, with his first series Hungry[...]

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back to Sweet Release, Bleeding Cool's weekly look at the new video games on store shelves.  With the dust from E3 finally settled and the juggernaut of Batman Arkham Knight out of the way it looks like we can settle into the usual summer slow burn.  Traditionally game companies seem to use the summer as a dumping ground[...]