Tag: Weekly Shonen Jump

New Shonen Jump Subscription Service

Ben Odinson

We have got some great news coming out of Viz Media. The company is coming out with a Shonen Jump subscription service, for comic fans think Comixology Unlimited but for anime fans. For free starting December 17th, fans can get the latest three chapters of the current Shonen Jump manga series that are ongoing, like One Piece, Boruto, and My Hero Academia as examples. With the membership, fans will obtain access to the digital vault which will contain the various series featured in Shonen Jump since 2003. Now, the best and…

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New JUMP Force Trailer Features the King of Games, Yugi Muto

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

Yesterday, Bandai Namco Entertainment America released an all-new character trailer for their upcoming game, JUMP FORCE; a fighting game that brings together the several manga series published under Shonen Jump. The trailer features the newest addition, Yugi Muto from the hit series Yu-Gi-Oh! Now, the game depicts Yugi as Yami Yugi otherwise known as the Egyptian Pharaoh Atem, and he will fight not with just physical skills, but his Duel Monsters skills. The trailer features Yugi summoning his faithful monsters the Dark Magician, and Dark Magician Girl to battle opponents.…

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RWBY Manga Coming To Viz Media Shonen Jump Oct 31

Ben Odinson

Coming at you with some RWBY news.  Shirow Miwa adaptation of RWBY will be coming to Viz Media Shonen Jump digital magazine October 31, 2016. Here’s what we know so far about this adaptation of the series. ” The manga is a prequel about these four girls who would eventually make up Team RWBY upon enrolling in Beacon Academy. The manga’s story, supervised by Rooster Teeth, reveals “the mystery hidden in four trailers” presented in Japan.” Other things we know so far is that the chapters will run weekly until it catches…

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Bleach to End in Volume 74

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

Today (JST), the 73rd volume of Tite Kubo’s long-running Bleach manga revealed the series will concluding in the next volume, which will be sold in fall. Following the reveal Shonen Jump confirmed that the announcement was true. The series began in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2001, whereas its final arc began back in February 2012. Now, fifteen years later the series will finally conclude having inspired an anime adaptation which consisted of 366 episodes from 2004 to 2012, with Viz Media distrubting the series in North America in 2006. In…

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