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rocklobster
Posts: 200 Location: Planet Claire |
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This is unbelieveable! I mean Shonen Jump is supposed to be the most popular manga in Japan! On top of that, many of its titles aren't even finished stateside yet! How are people going to continue getting stuff like Naruto and Bleach?
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gunshottrigun
Posts: 55 Location: VT |
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Does this mean anything to American Shonen Jump?
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Kurosaki_Ichigo_1000
Posts: 84 |
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MONTHLY Shounen Jump people. They're numerous types of Shonen Jump, and the Jump that publishes "Naruto", "Bleach", and "One Piece" will still continue. I don't know what series' are in monthly shounen jump, I just know the company's BIG titles will still continue.
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digitalkikka
Posts: 462 Location: Chicago, Illinois |
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Naruto and Bleach are in Weekly Jump, not Monthly Jump. The only title I'm concerned about is Claymore. I hope it'll be able to continue. |
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RezSav
Posts: 542 |
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So what is being published in Monthly?
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Yukionna
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i bet they will just stop with the magazine but still keep on makeing the graphic novels.
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Nebs
Posts: 386 Location: University of Illinois |
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The only well-known manga that are currently published in Monthly Shonen Jump are Claymore & Beet the Vandel Buster. I assume both of these will continue somehow.
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Otaku0013
Posts: 19 Location: SC |
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The list of titles is from Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monthly_Shonen_Jump |
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Josh7289
Posts: 1252 |
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My first reaction to the headline was "holy f***!", but then I realized it's only for Japan's Monthly Jump, and not the US Shonen Jump...Still, this is significant news. The funny thing is, their "low sales" are probably high sales for our US SJ. Also, I wonder what might replace the magazine...It seems kind of pointless to simply replace a failing magazine with another one, unless the succeeding one is something radically different...
Crazy news, though... |
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Super Ska Master
Posts: 191 |
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So unless you like Claymore or Beet the Vandal buster, nobody should care. Maybe they will put the titles in Weekly Shonen Jump, Young Jump, VJump, Mega Jump, Ultra Jump, Super Awesome Happy Happy Jump, etc.
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Jariten
Company Representative
Posts: 180 Location: Here and there |
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I don't think you'll have to worry. I get the feeling that Shueisha will make the series one of the focal points of this "new magazine" they are working on. |
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fighterholic
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Absolutely nothing. A good section of American Shonen Jump has series in them that are already over. If Weekly Shonen Jump were to stop running, then we would have a problem. But with the popularity of current series right now, there's nothing to worry about.
Here too. But like Jariten said, more than likely they'll find a way to keep it going. |
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UltimaShadowfax
Posts: 288 |
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I gasped when I read the headline; then I realized it wasnt referring to US Shonen Jump
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Wyvern
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You can't really gauge the popularity of Shonen Jump by looking at monthly Jump. They're two very different publications. Monthly is even aimed at a slightly older age group. The only real similarities are that they'r e both shonen. Weekely Jump is still going strong in Japan. There are more Jump-based anime on the air right now than ever before in the anthology's history. And almost all of them (I think the only exception is Death Note) are based on series that are still running. That means a *lot* of Jump series are proving very popular. It'll be around for quite a long time.
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Otaku0013
Posts: 19 Location: SC |
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Claymore will probably continue, they have the anime version premiering in just a few months.
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