The "Shueisha" Thread
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Ultimo is still a thing?
In which Megazine is running?Oh wow. I was scrolling down this thread on my ipad, saw the ultimo cover and thought to myself: Ultimo is still a thing? Then I scroll down and see your comment. xD
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I read first few pages of Kuroko no Basket Extra Game (a sequel for Kuroko no Basket). It looks like it focuses on the street basketball tournament (in Japan) and Kuroko + others going to fight against the best street basketball team in US.
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@Kaizou:
I read first few pages of Kuroko no Basket Extra Game (a sequel for Kuroko no Basket). It looks like it focuses on the street basketball tournament (in Japan) and Kuroko + others going to fight against the best street basketball team in US.
Does this means its darker and edgier?
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It looks like Shueisha going to start a 5-minutes program, called Vomic TV, starting from upcoming January. Vomic TV will be aired in Animax.
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"Vomic" sounds too much like "vomit" to be something I would support.
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Shounen Jump Issue 6/7:
WSJ Casts (Cover)
Ansatsu Kyoushitsu (Lead CP)
Toriko
One Piece
Boku no Hero Academia
Haikyuu!!
Gakkyuu Houtei
Gintama
Hinomaru Zumou
Tiger-ani to Dragon (CP, One Shot)
Nisekoi
Bleach
Shokugeki no Souma (CP)
Isobe Isobee Monogatari
Takujou no Ageha
Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kouen-mae Hashutsujo
E-Robot
Hi-Fi Cluster
Judos
Saiki Kusuo no Sainan
Moteki Magic (One Shot)
Sporting SaltWorld Trigger (Absent)
Shounen Jump Issue 8:
Cover, Lead CP: Gintama
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Special Jump Illustration (by Horikoshi Kouhei (author of Boku no Hero Academia)
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I love toriko in not insane proportions, I love gintoki's blend with it's style, Soma, Naruto, Ryotsu and Korosensei look weirdly badass in the spread.
I hope Deku lives long enough to get it's own badass pose.
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Jump Heroooes
Jump Heroooes
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oh so this is boku no hero style lol love it
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and why is toriko shirtless XD
That is how he stays most of the time XD
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Umm Hello…Please I need a favour from anyone who has the latest issue of the Japanese shonen jump...there's a code inside the mag for the one piece treasure cruise mobile game, it allows u to obtain Rebecca in game. Would greatly appreciate it if anybody can help me with the code if they don't need it..Thanks.
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That is how he stays most of the time XD
More importantly, why is Naruto there?He wanted to include him? The idea was in progress before naruto ended, started with the big shots and didn't want to throw away that drawing? Kishimoto was actualy influential in his works?
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Naruto only ended like two weeks ago. Not gonna throw out 15 years of history just like that. Plus its still got the tv show running, and who knows how many spinoffs and specials coming.
Naruto is going to continue being a presence in Jump (or its brethren) for years to come, the same way Yugioh didn't actually end when the author ended it.
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Not surprised by the presence of Naruto since it's not completely over and because the mangaka is a fan. Anyway, I'm loving how shy he is with his own hero.
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LOOK AT THE ANGLE OF HER TORSO
that's not a human being that's a fucking centaur missing its front legs
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That's not fair, Stephen. For all we know, she could be a victim of severe Lordosis disease. Poor girl.
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Reminds me of http://bato.to/read/_/209906/mob-psycho-100_v1_ch3_by_nerieru-scans/16 lol
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the clownings will continue until this series is gone
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Jesus christ thats scary.
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Christ. And I thought Rob Liefeld was bad at anatomy.
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the clownings will continue until this series is gone
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Do you translate this series?
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[qimg]http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r237/abara2k6/jump1504_449_zps7a7b5f23.jpg[/qimg]
LOOK AT THE ANGLE OF HER TORSO
that's not a human being that's a fucking centaur missing its front legs
Doesn't it look exactly like the one panel you posted of another girl a couple of days before? I am lazy to look it up. xD
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Absolutely amateurish work. I Was stunned that it was serialized after that horrible oneshot.
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The main character of sporting salt is the only thing keeping alive these aberrations.
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Absolutely amateurish work. I Was stunned that it was serialized after that horrible oneshot.
Maybe they had nothing better to put.
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Well, thank goodness that this isn't a manga that would involve anatomy in any significant way such as sports medicine
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I got slightly hyped about WSJ again, so I'll post again the resources that I've found through the years.
Oficial page, available english and japanesse:
http://www.shonenjump.com/e/The List of series:
The most complete list, in japanesse, it might be at 100%Most likely incomplete, it list around 400 while the wiki is over 600, they might go back to a non weabo curator and become "weekly shonen jump" again.
https://www.mangaupdates.com/publishers.html?pubname=Shuukan+Shounen+JumpCovers and TOCs
Recent TOCs and covers: http://weeklyjump.livejournal.com/
All covers, updates something like once every 2-3 months: https://www.flickr.com/photos/akito_h/collections/72157634741175824/
All covers and TOCs up to 2003: http://www.biwa.ne.jp/~starman/
All TOCS since 1999: http://hamada.tsukaeru.info/jump/
All series by year, up to 2011, graphicaly: https://sites.google.com/site/portal4sumi/weekly_jump_chronology
Volume covers:
http://manga.joentjuh.nl/General Manga authors List:
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Jump Next!! 2015 Vol.1 Preview:
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Watsuki had some assistants who became successful…:ninja:
It's a path fraught with difficulty. Not every "former assistant to Nobuhiro Watsuki" is a success. Some even become assistants to other artists after their solo careers don't quite pan out.
In Akira Toriyama's case, his first assistant (Hisashi "Hiswashi" Tanaka) has had a number of series in the likes of Fresh Jump and Monthly Jump that went on for multiple volumes, yet he never gained much mainstream recognition. Toriyama's second assistant (Takashi Matsuyama) was more of an illustrator to begin with, and mostly draws for magazines (though he's also written books about the things that interest him, like building your own house). His style resembles a weird synthesis of Toriyama and Matt Groening.
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It's a path fraught with difficulty. Not every "former assistant to Nobuhiro Watsuki" is a success. Some even become assistants to other artists after their solo careers don't quite pan out.
In Akira Toriyama's case, his first assistant (Hisashi "Hiswashi" Tanaka) has had a number of series in the likes of Fresh Jump and Monthly Jump that went on for multiple volumes, yet he never gained much mainstream recognition. Toriyama's second assistant (Takashi Matsuyama) was more of an illustrator to begin with, and mostly draws for magazines (though he's also written books about the things that interest him, like building your own house). His style resembles a weird synthesis of Toriyama and Matt Groening.
Watsuki at least got 2..Oda and Takei…it is pretty rare....
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Watsuki at least got 2..Oda and Takei…it is pretty rare....
But then he had like Mikio Itou, who for years just couldn't pull of a success through loadsa tries before disappearing, or Gin Shinga and Kazushige Yamada, who completely floundered (though to be fair Gin Shinga may have become so much more given time, having passed away back in 2002).
So like… that's really only a 50% success rate for known assistants (don't forget Shinya Suzuki!), which I'm sure many other manga-ka have had over time
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Yeah… just because you can draw, doesn't mean you can tell a story. They're two different skills.
Also, just because you can draw well enough to be an assistant, doesn't mean you can draw well enough to carry a title and develop your own base.
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It's not like assistants are disciples of their mangaka selected by the latter after judging their potential.
Also, a lot of mangaka have a lot of assistants (example: Horikoshi has 7, Fujimaki had 10 in his last year) that change over the years. Most relations between a mangaka and the ones he worked for are unknown to us. -
It's not like assistants are disciples of their mangaka selected by the latter after judging their potential.
Also, a lot of mangaka have a lot of assistants (example: Horikoshi has 7, Fujimaki had 10 in his last year) that change over the years. Most relations between a mangaka and the ones he worked for are unknown to us.This is always worth noting. It's not a mentoring scheme, or an apprenticeship, being a manga-ka's assistant is a job, and it's not always worth reading into relationships between creatives beyond that.
On the other hand you can still use it to draw lines between styles. Yasuhiro Kano's style owes a lot to Ryu Fujisaki's old style, for example.
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Mangaka isn't a job about teaching young and aspiring mangakas how to do manga; it is a job about making a manga. So, mangakas do not teach their assistant on how to make manga. What assistant can learn by working under mangaka is about how to draw, that's about it.
Sure, the assistant may show their rough works to the mangakas (if they have time); but, they are not the person who can make young mangakas to serialize in the magazine, that is a job for the editors. If the editors think it isn't good, then the young mangakas work will not serialize.
The famous mangakas do not produce new upcoming hit mangakas. It is just the assistant happened to able to come-up with the idea which able to make a hit, that's about it.
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NHK (Japanese broadcasting organization) recently aired a special variety (or information) program, called Kono Manga Iine! BS Osusume Yawa. This program is about the five presenters present one manga each which fit for the genre. For the topic, it focused on the battle manga, and it introduced five different battle manga. So, if anyone interested, here are the videos. I uploaded here because 3 out of 5 are from Shueisha. Also, it doesn't have an English subtitle.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
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Hoshino Katsura has recently announced that she is working on D.Gray-man. So, the return of D.Gray-man should be near.
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@Kaizou:
Hoshino Katsura has recently announced that she is working on D.Gray-man. So, the return of D.Gray-man should be near.
Is that thing good?
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@Shobu:
Is that thing good?
Well its kinda slow and boring during the beginning..but it really kicks off during the second half of the series. And katsura sensei is a really good artist, so the series has some pretty amazing artwork.
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@Kaizou:
Hoshino Katsura has recently announced that she is working on D.Gray-man. So, the return of D.Gray-man should be near.
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Young Jump Issue 6/7:
Tokyo Ghoul:re (Lead CP)
Terra Formars
Bungo
Kingdom
Kako to Nise Tantei
Youkai Shoujo (CP)
Golden Kamui
Himouto! Umaru-chan
87 Clockers
Riku-dou
Gunjou Senki
Doushitemo Kanaetai Tatta Hitotsu no Negai to Warito Soudemonai 99 no Negai (CP, One Shot)
Gokukoku no Brynhildr
Minamoto-kun Monogatari
Usogui
Boku Girl
Shiratama-kun
Purple Shikibu
Mogusa-san (CP)
Hibi Rock
Nijigen Jumpin'
Innocent
Liar Game
Shishunki Circus
Young Jump Issue 8:
Lead CP: Runin (New Series by Saruwatari Tetsuya (author of Riki-Oh and Tough)
CP: Kingdom, Gokukoku no Brynhildr
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Well its kinda slow and boring during the beginning..but it really kicks off during the second half of the series. And katsura sensei is a really good artist, so the series has some pretty amazing artwork.
Thanks for the summary! I gave a chance to Reborn and it's six boring first volumes, why not to DGM?
Didn't see that coming, Liar Game's end.
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New Year's Card by the authors from Jump+
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@Shobu:
Thanks for the summary! I gave a chance to Reborn and it's six boring first volumes, why not to DGM?
Didn't see that coming, Liar Game's end.
You're welcome haha!! Reborn didn't pick up steam too till like the 8th volume!
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@Kaizou:
New Year's Card by the authors from Jump+
Ah!! Pretty awesome!! Still haven't had time to sit down and read the manga series on jump+ looks like there are some awesome looking ones!
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One Piece print Data:
1997, 1st year - 300k copies printed, 1 volume, 300k copies per volume! Note that 300k is the first print of volume 1, because it was released in 24 of December, a second print would be accounted in the next year.
1998, 2nd year - 6 Million copies printed, 6 volumes, 1 Million copies per volume.
1999, 3rd year - 17 Million copies printed, 11 volumes, 1.55 Million copies per volume.
2000, 4th year - 37 Million copies printed, 16 volumes, 2.31 Million copies per volume. An anime boost of 767k copies per volume printed, and this only if we don't account the 2 first months of anime boost in the previous year.
2001, 5th year - 54 Million copies printed, 21 volumes, 2.57 Million copies per volume.
2002, 6th year - 73 Million copies printed, 26 volumes, 2.81 Million copies per volume.
2003, 7th year - 90 Million copies printed, 31 volumes, 2.90 Million copies per volume.
2004, 8th year - 99 Million copies printed, 35 volumes, 2.83 Million copies per volume. First decrease in the average of volumes per volume, this represents the year of the end of Skypiea, Davy Back Fight and the beginning of Water 7.
2005, 9th year - 112 Million copies printed, 40 volumes, 2.80 Million copies per volume. Reached 100 Million copies printed in February of 2005 with volume 36. With this One Piece is the fastest title to reach 100 Million copies in print. Dragon Ball was only able to reach 100 Million after its ending and it run for 11 years and with 42 volumes
2006, 10th year - 125 Million copies printed, 44 volumes, 2.84 Million copies per volume.
2007, 11th year - 139 Million copies printed, 48 volumes, 2.90 Million copies per volume.
2008, 12th year - 153 Million copies printed, 52 volumes, 2.94 Million copies per volume.
2009, 13th year - 177 Million copies printed, 56 volumes, 3.16 Million copies per volume.
2010, 14th year - 216 Million copies printed, 60 volumes, 3.60 Million copies per volume. Reached 200 Million copies printed in November of 2010 with volume 60.
2011, 15th year - 257 Million copies printed, 64 volumes, 4.02 Million copies per volume.
2012, 16th year - 281 Million copies printed, 68 volumes, 4.13 Million copies per volume.
2013, 17th year - 302 Million copies printed, 72 volumes, 4.20 Million copies per volume. Reached 300 Million copies printed in November of 2013 with volume 72. First on only title reaching 300 Million copies printed!
2014, 18th year - 320 Million copies printed, 76 volumes, 4.21 Million copies per volume.Source:
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I wish we had detailed information like that for every manga.
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I wish we had detailed information like that for every manga.
They gotta do for every popular series, but possibly not detailed as OP.