One piece sticks out like a sore thumbUpdated Jump roster. Makes you think.
Mitama and Yozakura shouldn't be red, they are not established series yet, and I'm sure Mitama will be canceled this year.Updated Jump roster. Makes you think.
I think the colors are just to differentiate between the decades.
Fanservice is annoying but fanservice is profitable espacially with boys and let's be honest boys are horny. Besides boobie fanservice it's not Jump 'problem' but whole industry. I think Jump it's quite tame compare to some others shonen magazines with often have half naked idols covers and easy can be mistaken with porn mags.
If I'm not mistake shoujo/josei/otome aimed at girls have 'problem' with weak heroines too. Moreover Jump always underlines that is boys magazine even if 20% readers are girls from 2014 data, with I think this girls ratio is better than most of others shonen mags. Thankfully series with relevant girls like TPN and AA are succesfull with magazine target demographic so hope we will get more.
It's really strange when you see it laid out like that. I remember when We Never Learn started (I haven't been following WSJ for all that long) and now it's the fourth-oldest actively-running series. Even stranger than that is realizing that Yozakura and Mitama are technically both on the older half of the TOC. That's the hardest part about it to believe.Updated Jump roster. Makes you think.
2020 will have far more survivors than 2019, that is for sure. Like Mitama could still get the axe after all.Updated Jump roster. Makes you think.
I love your positiv-ity.
You're counting out the bird already? Never count out the bird, Mitama survived far longer than we all thought it would considering its sales so far. It might survive us all. XD
Surviving ain't the same as being a hit. I also don't think thought that in 2021 we will have 7 survivors from last year though. Maybe 5-6 in total. Plus we might still get some new series in the coming months before the WSJ 2021 year in December begins. They might get into 2021 by default as long as they don't get axed into the U19 club.
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It's really crazy when you look at past years with Kochikame, Bleach, Naruto, Gintama, etc. Now only One Piece is that old. Not even the manga that began on the beginning of the 2010s are there. Crazy.Updated Jump roster. Makes you think.
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I see UndeadxUnlucky as well. I hope that Agravity, Robobo and Magu-chan survive though (alredy accepted that Mitama will be cancelled)
I think it feels crazy because we were used to so many long running series for such a long time. But this actually isn't the first time that Jump went through a process like this. In 1999, the situation looked very similar to the way it looks now. One issue after Naruto started, in issue 44 1999, there were only 7 manga above 100 chapters (I"s was absent in that issue), which is the same amount of manga above 100 chapters that Jump has currently left after Haikyuu is gone. The second oldest series in Jump at that time behind Kochikame was Hoshin Engi with just 156 chapters, because Rurouni Kenshin had just ended in issue 43. Though Jump also had way more upcoming manga at the time that were somewhat close to 100 chapters.
whats that even mean?
maybe an exorcism sports hybrid since its mostly what we get., could be cool.
I mean the atmosphere and types of characters feel closer to WSJ's style than Sunday's. Each magazine has a sort of feel to their series, though it's hard to describe specifically.
