- Nothing to predict about One Piece, it will keep doing its One Piece thing for another safe year. (well, that wasn't hard)
- HxH will last around 20 chapters and will return on hiatus for the rest of the year. But we won't need to wait another 4 years for the next return. (it lasted 10 chapters. Still believe about the second part, even if not in Jump proper)
- Academia ends late this year, and Black Clover will still be around at the end. It will conclude in 2024 (Totally missed, Academia is still around and Black Clover is interrupted)
- JJK will also still be around by the end of the year, and will reach a second peak in sales thanks to season 2 of the anime. (Probably sales are still the same, not sure about that)
- Even with the anime, Yoza will still be Yoza but it may very well end around next fall. Mash and Undead are both ending, the first sooner than the second. (Yoza is not the same Yoza anymore since the timeskip and also is still around. Mashle ended sooner than Undead, that's for sure)
- Sakamoto will finally explode thanks to anime announcement. Samurai and Witch Watch will also receive an announcement by the end of the year, and will greatly benefit from it, expecially the second. (No anime announcements from any of them so far)
- Blue Box will live a safe year but by the end of it, we will be talking about a possible imminent conclusion. (We are talking about an anime instead)
- HSF finally closes around summer, while Roboco, of course, will live forever. (HSF closed in spring? I believe)
- PPPPPP will last until the end of the year. It won't get an anime but a series of OAV. Akane-banashi will just grow and consolidate, ready to explode in 2024. (Huge fail on PPPPPP)
- RuriDragon will return in spring and in WSJ, meaning that it won't be moved somewhere else. It will still be a huge success. (Unfortunately we are still waiting for it)
- Neither Burn the Witch nor Bleach Hell Saga will be mentioned for all the duration of the year. (Unfortunately true)
- Ginka and Gluna will surprisingly live all year, finding itself a spot in the Yoza tier. TBDS can be considered axed already. (Well, the first ToC positions of G&G and the color page made me excessively optimistic, am I to blame?)
- Of the current newbies, Ichinose will survive with a moderate success, but it will be a short story nonetheless. Cypher Academy will be the most succesful of the group, and the other two will just be axed (I know how bold it is to predict the future of a series that hasn't even debuted yet). (all true except for the axed Ichinose. I also predicted right for series yet to debute!)
- Jump will take note from the trends displayed in the current year, so we will have less battle series and more "atypical" genres such as Slice of Life, mystery or drama. A single spokon will be thrown at us somewhere along the line. No new gags and maybe one romcom on the horizon (no ecchi, this is a thing of Jump+ now). (I think the battle shonen that debuted in 2023 aren't so many? That's debatable. Four spokons (Do Retry, MMA, Two on Ice and Green Green Greens), no gags, no romcoms and no ecchi)
- The first part of the year won't bring us many emotions, but with some estabilished series ending, the second part will have more debuts and the true hit of 2023 will rise from that chaos. (Mashle is the only estabilished series that ended in the end. The debuts were more or less spread through the year. The true hit of 2023 is arguably Kill Blue, which is meh)
- At the end of the year, people will say this was a great year for J and the idea that Jump+ is overshadowing the magazine with its hits will start to fade. (I don't think it was that big of a year for Jump and I lost the perception of it versus J+, but probably no one cares anymore)
