1. Jujutsu Kaisen: I put this in first place but I don't really know why, it's been a week where the highest entries were more or less the same tier. Probably this impressed me because it was way darker than the current Jump standard. Those sketchy pages in the middle left me quite worried, I am with the group that would rather put author health above regular weekly content.
2. Undead Unluck: Shen arc is almost over and we can't say it went by without consequences. The reveal about Miu was also very well presented, I love how the standard tropes are well executed in this manga.
3. Hard-boiled Cop and Dolphin: Apparently it's ending in three weeks but I am not sad, although I will miss it a lot. This is the chapter that describes the darkest hour, I don't really know how Shark can pull it off from here. Glued to the action until the end!
4. Highschool Family: I am surprised as you are to see it ranked at 4th place...and not with a spokon chapter! Gomez drives us in full yankee territory (the typical yankee with a heart of gold) and delivers splendidly. Now we have a new sub-plot, the pet cat of the pet cat.
5. Blue Box: I liked this chapter more than the recent trend, I think I was missing some Taiki-Chinatsu moments without other characters around. Also, we know little to nothing about how Chinatsu feels, I was thinking that it may be interesting to have some chapters from her point of view now.
6. One Piece: Apparently, the war is over and lost. It's been quite a while since last time I felt that the situation was so desperate in One Piece. But isn't it time to resolve the arc instead of complicating it even more? Unless defeat is really the path that Oda wants to take (at this point of the story, though...)
7. Witch Watch: A surprisingly funny chapter. The classroom set works better than any other thing, and I liked that Nico has shown a little development in admitting that Moi isn't interested in her. For the first time the romance plot worked for me.
8. Sakamoto Days: A nice action-packed chapter. Not much to say actually so I'll share this thought: I like how they gave a pseudo-scientific explanation of Shin's powers that was not "there are supernatural beings in this world", thus avoiding the risk that everything will become about strange quirks and power-ups.
9. Candy Flurry: As some of you have already said, this was surprisingly good. Surely a step above the exam arc of Build King, where there were so many characters to show off that the mains were disregarded. Here, with this twist, the focus is on the heroine right from the beginning. Let's see if this series can be saved.
10. Me & Roboco: This was a really funny chapter, it looks like Miyazaki has found his footing once more. The manga reference of the week was well played, but the cherry on the top was Mutsuo taking "Namekian language" lessons.
11. Dr. Stone: After so many weeks at the peak, unfortunately we return to an average standard as we apparently are preparing for a new building arc full of science explanations. I can accept it because it can lead to an extraordinary climax like last time, but I can't rank it high just for that.
12. Mission: Yozakura Family: So, mission completed? I am expecting more from Kawashita's grand exit. We're also getting teased with some very interesting family talk for the next time.
13. The Elusive Samurai: It felt very transitional, but these chapters are of course important for setting up the next battle, so okay I guess.
14. Black Clover: It also felt quite transitional, useful for bouncing from one battlefield to another. I didn't like that the defeated villain hasn't given up, but I liked that a cool character remained behind to take care of him.
15. Ayakashi Triangle: Not a particularly interesting chapter, but I wanted to give it a better rank than usual because, armpit fetish aside, I appreciated that the new battle costume of Suzu is actually a sort of sweater that doesn't reveal anything. It was quite the unexpected trope subversion.
16. My Hero Academia: Unfortunately this battle isn't working for me and the new opponent isn't telling me anything. She appeared out of the blue and at this point of the stage you shouldn't keep introducing characters left and right.
17. Magu-chan: God of Destruction: Not bad per se, but a bit subpar with respect to your average Magu-chan chapter. A kinda forgettable effort this time around, let's do better next time.
18. Mashle: My negative bias towards Mashle is well known at this point, and I have to add that I was not a fan of the magic of the week. I kind of liked the clever trick used by Lance to counter its effect.
19. Nine Dragons' Ball Parade: It hurts a little to put it this low. I keep comparing it to Eyeshield 21 and I know that I shouldn't, but over there they have full training arcs to convince us they rebuilt their determination (they were already pretty safe when they were doing that, and that is one of the reasons why I shouldn't compare the two). Here we have a few motivational words and a small timeskip that forces me to shift my comparison to RobotXLaserbeam.
20. i tell c: It is not very good at unravelling the mystery. Apparently, everything went according to their plan all along, and now the formidable thief appears too easily defeated. And what's with Risa's disturbingly provoking poses? I still hope that the thief will be able to escape at the end.
