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Jump IP's are promoted to kids and young teens in tv programs, anime series, merch, their own kids mag and on the internet via official posts and memes, even if some of their stories have light gore or some ecchi.

The magazine still had a lot of younger readers even when adults became the main buyers in 2019 (when they had more JJK, CSM, DS), while now there are even less kids, but the roster feels less edgy (not criticizing, just interesting trivia).

Magazine, Sunday and Champion both feel a bit more mature in the marketing department, not exactly adult, but something more akin to Jump Square and Jump+ (high school and college students).

Still crazy that Jump technically competes with magazines of every demographic, whenever it be kids, girls, boys or even adults (that are now the main readership)

Ruri Dragon - Weekly Shonen Jump digital version (available not only on J+, but Zebrack too)

Love Though a Prism - Manga Mee (Shueisha's shojo digital magazine)

The 100 Girlfriends who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You - Weekly Young Jump

World's End Harem: Fantasia - At the start, it was a simulpub with Ultra Jump, but later became a J+ exclusive (under the label J+ YJC)

One Piece Gakuen - Saikyo Jump

Kaiju No. 8 Relax - Saikyo Jump

Fire Emblem: Engage - Saikyo Jump

Oshi no Ko - Weekly Young Jump (that's why Ai was featured in Jump Festa promotional material)

Me: Gero from Marriage Toxin (also used Ichigo, Chihiro and Jotaro)

I was randomly going through japanese Jump+ app and i noticed that Fire Punch doesn't have any furigana in chapters or volumes, while World's End Harem (also rated 18+ here and from the same time period) has with it's kanji. CSM pt2 and Centuria have, even some WYJ titles have like 100 Girlfriends.

The only exception besides FP is WEH: Fantasia (and this one is released under their seinen banner, while FP is JC).

It's like they REALLY REALLY didn't want any kid to read this lol

They have way more shojo, gag and kids/Saikyo manga than Manga Plus, like Nana, Boys Over Flowers, Honey Lemon Soda, Kimi ni Todoke, Maruko-chan, Kochikame, Bobobo, Luckyman, One Piece Academy....

They also have some popular seinen manga that aren't on MP, like Gantz, One Punch Man, Kaguya-sama, 100 Girlfriends, Kowloon Generic Romance and Watanare (Dash X Comics)

Kento Amemiya was an assistant in Sakamoto Days and also did illustrations for volumes 21 and 24.

Tetsu Okawa (another assistant from Suzuki) works on Sakamoto Holidays for Saikyo Jump

ps: the kid's balloon have Sakamoto's glasses and mustache

Netflix's One Piece (WSJ) - Minifigures, tv miniseries

Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War (WSJ) - Lego Fortnite

One-Punch Man (TNYJ) - Lego Fortnite

Ps: It surprised me a bit that TYBW received Lego versions, since this arc is way more violent than the rest of the Bleach anime, so i guess we could get Lego JJK or DS in Fortnite at least

Weekly Young Jump, Miracle Jump, Ultra Jump e a versão americana da Weekly Shonen Jump (Viz Media)

Plus: a capa do capítulo especial publicado na Weekly Shonen Jump (esses capítulos geralmente são publicados pra promover mangás de revistas digitais, como Spy X Family, Slave e Dandadan do Shonen Jump+)

Do you think Shueisha could publish their novels on Manga Plus or in the Shonen Jump app?

There's some hidden gem or good webtoon adaptation in this app?

Yuji Kaku (Fire Punch assistant > Hell's Paradise)

Tatsuya Endo (Fire Punch assistant > Spy X Family)

Oto Toda (Fire Punch assistant > To Strip the Flesh > Futsuu ni Kite Kure artist)

Yukinobu Tatsu (Fire Punch assistant > Chainsaw Man and Hell's Paradise assistant > Dandadan)

Tohru Kuramori (Dandadan and Goodbye, Eri assistant > Centuria)

Akira Inui (apparently Centuria assistant > Alien Headbutt)

My bro Lin had a golden finger to find good assistants for Fujiboy

In July 13th, Shueisha will start to celebrate the 29th anniversary of One Piece, in the same issue, chapter 100 of Ultimate Exorcist Kiyoshi will be released, we will have some sort of nod or reference between assistant and sensei?

- Nobuweirdo made one when OP released on Jump and Kishimoto referenced OP during the final chapter of the series

Aniplex (A1 Pictures, CloverWorks, EggFirm)

Crunchyroll (streaming)

Hayate (Lay-duce)

10% da Kadokawa (Konosuba, Rezero, Overlord, Bungo Stray Dogs, DXD, yuri verde, Verão em que Hikaru Morreu, Doga Kobo, From Software)

Além de 5% da MadHouse e 2% da Bandai Namco

O que vocês acham sobre cada uma delas?

Obs: Cr*nchyroll e Aniplex são subsidiárias do Grupo Sony, tanto que animes da produtora recebem exclusividade temporária na plataforma laranja

Obs²: A MBS licencia apenas Dandadan

Obs³: A Konami possui a franquia Yu-Gi-Oh como um todo, mas em suma maioria licencia apenas a série clássica de Duel Monsters

Obs⁴: Faltou a Artworks

Saikyo Jump é a revista infantil da Shueisha, se voltando para garotos entre 6 até 12, é assim como a V-Jump, ela traz vários brindes, ex: adesivos de sucessos atuais como Jujutsu Kaisen e card games de franquias da empresa, como Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece e Dragon Ball.

Muitos dos mangás publicados nela são spin-offs de séries publicadas em outras revistas da Shueisha, como a Shonen Jump, Jump Plus e V-Jump, por exemplo:

Dragon Ball SD, One Piece Party, Koma Bleach, Rock Lee e seus Amigos Ninjas, Black Clover SD, Boruto: Saikyo Dash Generations, One Piece Gakuen, Kimetsu Gakuen, My Hero Academia Team Up Missions, Captain Tsubasa Kids/Boys Dream, Yu-Gi-Oh Go Rush, Sakamoto Holidays, Kaiju N°8 Relax e Jigoku Sensei Nube Kai.

A rival CoroCoro Comic só fez isso com o mangá Detetive Conan (publicado na Shonen Sunday) que é extremamente popular com o público infantil devido ao seu anime de tv

Grupo Hitotsubashi (Shogakukan/Shueisha, Hakusensha) - ShoPro (produtora), Viz Media (distribuidora)

Shueisha - Remow (maior acionista, possuindo quase 50% da empresa) e liberando propriedades mais "desconhecidas" pra eles, como mangás cancelados da Jump ou light novels do selo Dash X Bunko

Kadokawa - Doga Kobo, ENGI e Kinema Citrus, além de financiar animes de outros estúdios e editoras

AlphaPolis - NIA Animation e White Fox

Kodansha - Não possui estúdio de animação ou produtora, mas geralmente possui influência nos comitês de seus animes (sendo a segunda maior investidora), estampando sua logo em trechos de animes ou imagens promocionais, além de ter feito parceria diretamente com a Disney. Em contrapartida, ela possui um estúdio nos Estados Unidos