Based on following them for a while, it seems like the SJ twitter is just run by a SJ fanboy(probably multiple ppl actually) who are dedicated to getting and posting SJ news as early as possible, and seems like they likely just get translations in a similar fashion as Yonkou, and don’t actually translate things themselves. This is just an assumption though.
No, actually. I've been meaning to ask that. I was wondering if anyone here was related to the WSJ account. I had a feeling, but I wanted to be sure. Whelp, now I know. Thank you!
I thought it was common sense at this point.
It's an assumption/conclusion based on the statement that's later literally translated as Jovan said. Don't give it that much thought.
I always knew it was by users from this thread.
I feel a distinction should be made. They're not from this thread, they just happen to post in this thread.
I've noticed that as well. The Twitter account seems to be pretty popular as well, too, so hopefully more people are able to learn about the inner workings of Jump through that. Then again, the Weekly Shonen Jump brand is a popular one worldwide, considering all the big hits they've published.
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Act-Age and Chainsaw Man are successful Jump series. They're gettign anime eventually, so I feel like voting for those two was redundant. Spy x Family, though - I think an anime adaptation might be too early, but I'm honestly surprised this got 5th place. I thought it would get Top 3, at least, considering all the acclaim.AnimeJapan 2022
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SpyxFamily got 5th and Chainsaw Man got 10th
It's just a fun thing for people to throw their support behind manga they like. Basing off previous lists I don't think this list really amounts to anything
I assumed, but wasn’t 100% sure. So just stated that it’s, at the very least, a bunch of ppl like us
