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Nothing that special, unfortunately. :(
Definitely not what I expected my top 5 to be but i have used the app ALOT this year looking forward to sakamoto and kagurabachi anything else I shouldn't miss this year
Dunno how MMYY got in here since over half of it was in 2023. Guess it's longest series and not just most read?
UU and Akane are simply my favs. Then I finally got around to reading all of Naruto, Elusive Samurai and WW this year
Mission: Yozakura Family and Blue Box are here because I re-read both Completely before their Anime's began. I also binged Me & Roboco in February so I could catch up with the Magazine.
Ichi the Witch (Cover, Lead CP)
1 - Blue Box
2 - Sakamoto Days
3 - Akane Banashi
4 - Me & Roboco
Mission: Yozakura Family (CP)
5 - Ultimate Exorcist Kiyoshi
6 - Kagurabachi
7 - Witch Watch
8 - Undead Unluck
Ihen Guy (CP, One-Shot)
NEW - Syd Craft: Love Is A Mystery
9 - Shinobi Undercover
10 - Super Psychic Policeman Chojo
Nue's Exorcist (CP)
11 - Hima-Ten!
12 - The Elusive Samurai
13 - Kill Blue
14 - Astro Royale
15 - Hakutaku
Cover:
Would people have minded a Weekly Shonen Jump crossover game featuring only 21st century mangas like: -My Hero Academia -Black Clover -Demon Slayer -Jujutsu Kaisen -Mashle -Undead Unluck
(If possible, such game could have featured a customisable protagonist as another playable character, and also original characters from the crossover)
Why did the so called Jump Force Mugen feature mangas which are not Weekly Shonen Jump mangas(Ex: Fate, Inuyasha, Seven deadly sins, Fullmetal Alchemist)? I mean,Jump should mean exclusively Weekly Shonen Jump mangas
We know that most shonen mangas feature a male teenager as the main protagonist and target a public composed of male teenagers.
However, we have shonen mangas featuring an adult as the main protagonist like Dragon Ball, Rurounin Kenshin, and Toriko. Also, we have shonen mangas featuring a female teenager like Medaka Box, and Witch Watch.
Then, in that case, what are the characteristics of a shonen manga?
Will the movie be released at all or will it be a case of No Export for You? (TV Tropes) Its manga is simulpubbed in English and the anime is crunchyroll.
Won't Doron Dororon and Cipher Academy have their anime adaptations? I mean, they had vomics.
(For example, Witch Watch and Kagurabachi had vomics before the annoucement of their anime adaptations).