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Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai: Yuusha Avan to Gokuen no Maou volume 16 cover revealed, releases September 4th

u/dingo537 — 1 day ago
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Rokudenashi BLUES: Onikatsura has been moved to winter 2026. Boichi has been updated to writer, Yuki Yoshimoto will handle the art

u/Tough-Past-2366 — 2 days ago
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Looking for new mod + announcement

First things first, I owe everyone here an apology. For the past few months, my attitude towards social media has become increasingly apathetic and I have had several issues arise in my private life. As such, I have neglected the sub and have not given it the attention it deserves. I'm truly sorry for this.

With that being said, we are looking for a new moderator. Any hopeful applicants just need to contact us through modmail. After a new mod is on-boarded, I will be stepping down. Thank you to everyone for being here and participating, the sub has come a very long way and I hope you've all enjoyed it.

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u/voltwaffle — 3 days ago
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Birthday gift

So for my birthday this year my brother git me the first volume of Kagurabachi as now I have a new series to add to my growing manga collection

u/BreadfruitFull4013 — 3 days ago
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Ichi the Witch by Osamu Nishi & Shiro Usazaki will be getting the cover in upcoming Jump GIGA 2026 AUTUMN

Haikyu!! by Haruichi Furudate will include Special Appendixes & Bonus Items to commemorate its upcoming Original Art Exhibition in October 2026.

u/Tiny_Writer5661 — 4 days ago
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I miss the weekly digital subscription

I opened the app after many years and realized how long I was subbed to this great service. Lots of memories reading the beginning of Boruto and Dr Stone. I see how the current model is probably "better" but I liked the thrill of a weekly issue and even though I didn't read everything thoroughly I still like to skim through the pages. Can't do that anymore now that everything is separated.

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u/damus9 — 3 days ago
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Jump is the only magazine that still catches their original target audience?

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)

u/ParfaitSensitive9530 — 4 days ago
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What Are Your Top 10 Best Works From 80's Jump?

Rules:

* The manga need to have debuted on Jump

* It's release date must be during the 80's

* It has to be a moderate long series (At least 10 vol) [sequel series can be inclueded]

My top 10 are:

  1. Fist Of The North Star

  2. Dragon Ball

  3. Saint Seiya

  4. City Hunter

  5. Jojo's Bizarre Adventure

  6. Sakigake Otokojuku

  7. Jungle King Tar-Chan

  8. Bastard!

  9. Black Angels

  10. God Sider

u/un34vigilant — 5 days ago