Mag Talk Weekly Young Jump (2007 - 2021)

[SharkBait]

Kimi wa Midara is finally back with a new chapter, who cares about the other stuff?
In all seriousness... I only glanced through the first few issues of the relaunch, but I liked Godspeed quite a bit. Mononogatari also looked pretty cool, although I really couldn't understand most of what they were saying. Jasmine is just... weird. It's like Animal Land, except without any humans, and holy shit brutal.
There's also a oneshot by FLIPFLOPs (Darwin's Game) this issue, which isn't really enough to get me to buy it by itself, but it's a nice bonus.

Hopefully someone will tell how the FLIPFLOP's one shot is, love Darwin's Game and art.

 

[Hunt]

Cover of YJ issue 16 (LQ) for Himouto! Umaru-chan & One-Punch Man:

 

[SharkBait]

 

[RafaFedKilla]

Is anyone reading Bungo?

 

[Lehran]

OnePunch-Man anime PV:

 

[SharkBait]

Needed more Genos. I wonder if this is how it will really look come fall.

 

[xpolarbearx]

Is anyone reading Bungo?

Bungo is ok so far. Its about a boy who loves baseball, but must play by himself because there isn't any team nearby to join. He ends up playing for a different town's team and develops a rivalry with the coach's son (no real spoilers, this all happens from chapter 1)

The series is still getting set up, and there hasn't been full-out game yet, just team practice. It feels like pretty basic shonen, both art and story wise. The art is alright, but already a few of the characters resemble each other visually.

 

[RafaFedKilla]

Bungo is ok so far. Its about a boy who loves baseball, but must play by himself because there isn't any team nearby to join. He ends up playing for a different town's team and develops a rivalry with the coach's son (no real spoilers, this all happens from chapter 1)

The series is still getting set up, and there hasn't been full-out game yet, just team practice. It feels like pretty basic shonen, both art and story wise. The art is alright, but already a few of the characters resemble each other visually.

Thanks. It seems to be doing pretty decent in the ToC. I guess it doesn't seem crazy mature like Rikudou so I was wondering what was drawing readers in since his first series, LastMan, bombed in WSM.

 

[redon]

It seems Innocent will end in Weekly Young Jump #20 (and Innocent Volume 9 on sale 19th May) and new series called Innocent Rouge will start in Grand Jump #12 on sale 20th May.

 

[lolman]

Cover of YJ issue 20 (SLQ) for Youkai Shoujo:

Ah, Masahiko Aoki will start Pre-Max in Young Jump issue 21-22. Story by Yokusaru Shibata (81 Diver/Air Master):

Edit:
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...er-shibata-writes-pre-max-manga-series/.87097
The "non-stop youth comedy" follows the lives of three high school boys.

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edit2:
Cover of YJ issue 20 HQ:

 

[kewl0210]

Sakamoto-sensei said that the reason he's switching to Grand Jump (A bi-weekly magazine) is to maintain the quality level he wants. (The series had skipped weeks pretty frequently anyhow).

https://twitter.com/14MOUNTAIN/status/588522496736890881

This week's issue (The one that comes out today in Japan) has 2 chapters with color pages apparently.

Innocent Rouge is gonna start in Issue 12 of Grand Jump, starting issue 12, which comes out May 20th.
https://twitter.com/14MOUNTAIN/status/588521207193997312

 

[jagman1x3]

Nijigen Jumpin' is ending in issue 21 with three volumes total.

 

[RafaFedKilla]

Nijigen Jumpin' is ending in issue 21 with three volumes total.

Yep. The writing was on the wall with that one....

 

[Estranho]

Innocent Rouge is gonna start in Issue 12 of Grand Jump, starting issue 12, which comes out May 20th.
https://twitter.com/14MOUNTAIN/status/588521207193997312

Will Innocent conclude the story or Innocent Rouge is gonna be a direct and necessary continuation (like 21st Century Boys, Trigun Maximun, etc)?

 

[kewl0210]

It's basically just flat out continuing the story. The French Revolution is only just starting now.

 

[vinceled]

Sakamoto-sensei said that the reason he's switching to Grand Jump (A bi-weekly magazine) is to maintain the quality level he wants. (The series had skipped weeks pretty frequently anyhow).

https://twitter.com/14MOUNTAIN/status/588522496736890881

This week's issue (The one that comes out today in Japan) has 2 chapters with color pages apparently.

Innocent Rouge is gonna start in Issue 12 of Grand Jump, starting issue 12, which comes out May 20th.
https://twitter.com/14MOUNTAIN/status/588521207193997312

I'm glad the author will have more time to draw his chapters. Will the series be serialized bi-weekly or will they make exception like they did for Bin Sonshi Iden (was published monthly for a while) and Wallman (started bi-weekly) ended up monthly. Also Grand Jump is a magazine mostly read by people over 30 in Japan, I guess Innocent did not gather much readers by being in WSJ.

 

[Mammo]

I just read that Akira Toriyama & Masakazu Katsura are going to have a new series in the magazine & ....

Spoiler

 

[conankudo]

I just read that Akira Toriyama & Masakazu Katsura are going to have a new series in the magazine & ....

Spoiler

That is awesome news! I wonder what will happen to Zetman Part 2

 

[RafaFedKilla]

So what is the premise to Premax? The opening color pages paints the series with a lot of flare.

 

[xpolarbearx]

So what is the premise to Premax? The opening color pages paints the series with a lot of flare.

I've read chapter 1 so far, and

Spoiler

it was nothing like what I would've expected from the color pages. This manga is sort of bizarre. Its about a kid who convinces two male friends to practice dance. And then, he convinces them to do so while they all dress as cute girls. They plan to perform during an upcoming school festival. The art is cute and detailed, with lots of cute scenes of them happily dancing.