Mag Talk Weekly Shonen Jump [2018] - Discussion and TOC Talk

[MangAniMY]

Yonkou with the final nail on the coffin

 

[Heiji]

Look like :
Spring end in 14
Color page for black clover, we never learn & Jujutsu Kaisen in 15

For spring : 6th volume in april & 7th (final) in may

 

[suntaclaus]

Does anyone know if it is natural ending for Spring Weapon or forced?

 

[Nemesis]

Oh, so it actually ended. Now I'm curious how they'll do the gag manga since there's only Lycopenne as one and it's still something like Isobee. I like gag manga so I would love to see new ones since Saiki ended and Gintama will end.

 

[Heiji]

4-koma Psi will be just one page in each issue.
In march, in some shop, he will be possible to have a cover of Black Clover by My Hero Academia author & cover of My Hero Academia by Black Clover author. Preview of this cover is in #14.

 

[Nakura]

I can't believe it took this long for Spring Weapon to get cancelled(assuming it did). Makes me sad though since, as was brought up earlier in the thread, soon the only gag manga in Jump will be Lycopene. Gag manga are my favourite types of series from Jump, so I really hope that we can see a new comedy hit this year.

I never talked about Saiki I don't think, but I really lament over the fact that I was never able to read that series week-to-week, alongside the Japanese release. The English scans unfortunately couldn't catch up in time. Saiki was a really great series. I'll miss it. I'll have to pick up the final volume.

I don't want to get too much into the MHA anime talk, but personally, I don't expect Bones to adapt the whole manga. Not sure if that's just my mind purposefully having low expectations in an attempt to not be disappointed or not. That said, I don't think the wishes of Nagasaki, or Umakoshi to potentially want to leave the project in future would mean that the anime would be cancelled forever. I just want to enjoy what we get from the anime now, and not worry about what will, and what won't be adapted later on.

 

[shoyoboyo]

Another one? I mean, more delicious Hori art I guess.

 

[Mankichi Togawa]

4-koma Psi will be just one page in each issue.
In march, in some shop, he will be possible to have a cover of Black Clover by My Hero Academia author & cover of My Hero Academia by Black Clover author. Preview of this cover is in #14.

I wonder if these are new covers of the ones we got from Giga (it was Giga?) last year

 

[Heiji]

I wonder if these are new covers of the ones we got from Giga (it was Giga?) last year

Will be the same.

 

[Mankichi Togawa]

Will be the same.

Oh.

Well, I'm posting them here if anyone didn't remember what covers were we talking:

 

[DyanSon]

That Uraraka is not too Uraraka.

 

[Mankichi Togawa]

Thinking about future of comedy in Jump, I see two possible hopes:
-Noah Notes by Ikezawa: we know it's a gyarus manga. Still, it can be a serious one (my personal bet since Mononofu and Kusanagi had that serious touch), or a gag one (we should get a little hint in next number preview, or by Viz in Monday)
-That ''Sakamoto-kun becomes a Jump mangaka'' by 2016 GFC winner (I'm still surprised it didn't enter in this serialization since Poro-kun entered last year in January. I've read the oneshot, and I have the sensation this title would be a success in Jump).

 

[cody]

About Bones and My Hero Academia. This is from an interview with the President of Bones.

Q: I wanted to ask about My Hero Academia as well. It's unique because it's such a long-running Shonen Jump property. Usually with those kinds of projects, you don't see them done in one cour with high-quality animation. I wanted to know, because it's so very long, was Bones prepared to embrace the length of this property in seasons or… it's an unusual approach, you know?

A: We haven't drawn out a lot of the content because the manga's been going on for so long, so there's still a lot to adapt into anime. So we would like to keep this as an ongoing project and improve the quality, not just keep the status quo but take something good and make it better.

Q: Do you think the long hiatuses between seasons will be a challenge because of the high-quality animation that Bones produces for a long-running series like this?

A: There's good parts and bad parts of having that long hiatus. The bad part is it basically cuts off the work flow, so when all the staff members get in the groove and the work's flowing—well it's already over. But the good side is because they have that hiatus, they can use that long vacation time to improve the quality so they can produce something of an acceptable quality or even better


https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/fe...tudio-bones-president-masahiko-minami/.104467

It's up to the producers in the end.

 

[Ninjaz]

About Bones and My Hero Academia. This is from an interview with the President of Bones.

Q: I wanted to ask about My Hero Academia as well. It's unique because it's such a long-running Shonen Jump property. Usually with those kinds of projects, you don't see them done in one cour with high-quality animation. I wanted to know, because it's so very long, was Bones prepared to embrace the length of this property in seasons or… it's an unusual approach, you know?

A: We haven't drawn out a lot of the content because the manga's been going on for so long, so there's still a lot to adapt into anime. So we would like to keep this as an ongoing project and improve the quality, not just keep the status quo but take something good and make it better.

Q: Do you think the long hiatuses between seasons will be a challenge because of the high-quality animation that Bones produces for a long-running series like this?

A: There's good parts and bad parts of having that long hiatus. The bad part is it basically cuts off the work flow, so when all the staff members get in the groove and the work's flowing—well it's already over. But the good side is because they have that hiatus, they can use that long vacation time to improve the quality so they can produce something of an acceptable quality or even better


https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/fe...tudio-bones-president-masahiko-minami/.104467

It's up to the producers in the end.

Yup, and there's no chance in the world TOHO is gonna call it quits on MHA any time soon. If MHA by any chance starts a downhill slide in popularity after the 4-5th season, maybe eventually they'd want to stop it. But I don't think that'll happen.

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[DyanSon]

Yup, and there's no chance in the world TOHO is gonna call it quits on MHA any time soon. If MHA by any chance starts a downhill slide in popularity after the 4-5th season, maybe eventually they'd want to stop it. But I don't think that'll happen.

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Yey

 

[MangAniMY]

Yup, and there's no chance in the world TOHO is gonna call it quits on MHA any time soon. If MHA by any chance starts a downhill slide in popularity after the 4-5th season, maybe eventually they'd want to stop it. But I don't think that'll happen.

--- Double Post Merged, Mar 1, 2018, Original Post Date: Mar 1, 2018 ---

Furiously refreshes TOHO Animation YouTube channel

(it will probably not gonna drop today or tomorrow, Saturday maybe)

 

[Leoat12]

I hope Tabata doesn't draw Uraraka again, it was criminal what he did and Jump is the accomplice.

 

[SharkBait]

Yup, and there's no chance in the world TOHO is gonna call it quits on MHA any time soon. .

Nothing is certain, there is only hitsuzen.

 

[Heiji]

1st image of 3rd season is out on #14.

 

[Leoat12]

People trying to convince us that a studio will give up of a Jump successful manga anime adaptation is cute. XD