It doesn't say "Of Nurarihon" it just says it's a new top-secret project.
So, Mago has ended. That's a big surrpise. I guess the author tried to end it before it went downhill, and is going to try for another series. Good on him. Nurarihyon was a series that got pretty big but never huge. I'd like to see where the author goes.
As for the TOC, great news for Haikyuu!! and Nisekoi. They're still doing great.
Kuroko is picking up some spots in the TOC even.
Magico, Bleach, and Kanojo are all at the bottom. I'm not seeing Kanojo last, really. If it's true about the lower-tier series like Magico and/or Kurogane ending, that's also possible. But among those three I think.
Takamagahara, I remember that series from waaay back a few years ago. It was the one series that caught my eye in the Winter 2009 issue of Jump Next which I happened to buy because I was at Kinokuniya when it came out. I'd like to see how that series goes. I barely remember what happened in it except there was a guy with spiky hair, but in some parts his hair was limp and covered his face.
And of course, Neuro's author's new work, I'd be interested to see. It's been a couple years since Neuro ended. I hope Matsui came up with something creative. (From the look of it, it reminds me of Kamisama no Iutoori sort of a thing. Probably not though.)