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Weekly Shōnen Jump (週刊少年ジャンプ, Shūkan Shōnen Janpu) is a weekly shōnen manga anthology published in Japan by Shueisha under the Jump line of magazines. The first issue was released with a cover date of July 2, 1968, and it is still circulating. One of the longest-running manga magazines in Japan, it has a circulation of 2.8 million readers. The chapters of series that run in Weekly Shōnen Jump are collected and published in tankōbon volumes under the "Jump Comics" imprint every two to three months. The magazine targets young male readers.
  
   
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[[File:Shueisha Building (Anime).jpg|thumb|300px|right]]
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Weekly Shōnen Jump has a sister magazine called Jump Square, created after the fall of Monthly Shōnen Jump.
  
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'''Weekly Shōnen Jump''' (週刊少年ジャンプ, Shūkan Shōnen Janpu) is a weekly shōnen manga anthology published in Japan by [[Shueisha]] under the Jump line of magazines. The first issue was released with a cover date of July 2, 1968, and it is still circulating. It is one of the longest-running manga magazines in Japan and currently has a circulation of approximately 2.8 million readers. The chapters of series that run in Weekly Shōnen Jump are collected and published in [[tankōbon]] volumes under the "Jump Comics" imprint every two to three months. The magazine's primary target demographic are teenage male readers. Weekly Shōnen Jump has a sister magazine called [[Jump Square]], created after the fall of Monthly Shōnen Jump.
   
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In the anime version of Bakuman, Shonen Jump is known as Shonen Jack, softening its references to the real-life Shonen Jump.
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[[File:Shonen-Jump_Pic.jpg|thumb|200px|Weekly Shonen Jump]]
  
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==Editor==
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*[[Kazuhiko Torishima]] Editor in Chief (Former) Promoted to Senior Managing Director
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*[[Hisashi Sasaki]] Editor in Chief (Former) transfer to Hissho Jump
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*[[Yoshihisa Heishi]] Editor in Chief Assistant Editor in Chief (Former) promote to Editor in Chief
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*[[Yahagi]] Assistant Editor in Chief
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*[[Soichi Aida]] Assistant Editor in Chief Captain (Former) promote to Assistant Editor in Chief
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*[[Koji Yoshida]] Captain
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*[[Hiroyuki Nakano]] Captain (Former) Transfer to Hissho Jump and promote to Assistant Editor in Chief
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*[[Kouhei Oonishi]] Captain
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*[[Yujiro Hattori]] Captain Editor (Former) promoted to Captain
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*[[Akira Hattori]] Editor
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*[[Goro Miura]] Editor
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*[[Tatsuro Kosugi]] Editor
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*[[Masakazu Yamahisa]] Editor
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*[[Kim Songyu]] Editor
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*[[Taiki Uchida]] Editor
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*[[Seijiro Nakaji]] Editor
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==Series in Weekly Shonen Jump==
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{|class="box table colored bordered innerbordered style-basic"
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!'''Series Title'''
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!'''Author(s)'''
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![[Editor]]
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!Status
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|-
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|[[Road Racer Giri]]
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|[[Shinta Fukuda]]
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|[[Yujiro Hattori]]
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|Ongoing
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|-
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|[[Kiyoshi Knight]]
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|[[Shinta Fukuda]]
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|[[Yujiro Hattori]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[Hideout Door]]
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|[[Yuriko Aoki|Ko Aoki]] (Author) [[Takuro Nakai]] (Artist)
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|[[Soichi Aida]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[Business Boy Kenichi]]
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|[[Shoyo Takahama]]
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|[[Goro Miura]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[Crow]]
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|[[Eiji Niizuma]]
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|[[Yujiro Hattori]]
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|Finished
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|-
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|[[Zombie Gun]]
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|[[Eiji Niizuma]]
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|[[Yujiro Hattori]]
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|Ongoing
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|-
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|[[Seigi no Mikata]]
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|[[Shoyo Takahama]]
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|[[Goro Miura]]
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|Ongoing
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|-
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|[[+Natural]]
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|[[Aiko Iwase|Aiko Akina]] (Author)<br />[[Eiji Niizuma]] (Artist)
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|[[Akira Hattori]]<br />[[Goro Miura]]<br />[[Tatsuro Kosugi]]
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|Ongoing
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|-
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|[[You Can't Reach Me]]
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|[[Kazuya Hiramaru]]
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|[[Koji Yoshida]]
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|Ongoing
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|-
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|[[Detective Trap]]
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|[[Muto Ashirogi]]
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|[[Akira Hattori]] (one shot)<br />[[Goro Miura]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[Run, Daihatsu Tanto!]]
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|[[Muto Ashirogi]]
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|[[Goro Miura]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[Super Hero Legend]]
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|[[Nobuhiro Mashiro|Taro Kawaguchi]]
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|[[Hisashi Sasaki]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[PCP]]
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|[[Muto Ashirogi]]
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|[[Goro Miura]] (one shot)<br />[[Akira Hattori]]
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|Transfer to Hissho Jump
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|-
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|[[Otters 11]]
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|[[Kazuya Hiramaru]]
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|[[Koji Yoshida]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[Reversi]]
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|[[Muto Ashirogi]]
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|[[Akira Hattori]]
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|Finished
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|-
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|[[A Time of Green Leaves]]
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|[[Yuriko Aoki|Ko Aoki]]
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|[[Masakazu Yamahisa]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[What God Gave Me...]]
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|[[Yuriko Aoki|Ko Aoki]]
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|[[Masakazu Yamahisa]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[Rabuta & Peace]]
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|[[Shun Shiratori]]
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|[[Akira Hattori]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[Classroom of Truth|What is Require]]
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|[[Toru Nanamine]]
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|[[Tatsuro Kosugi]]
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|Cancelled
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|-
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|[[Panty-Flash Fight]]
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|[[Mikihiko Azuma]]
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|[[Akira Hattori]]
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|Cancelled
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|}
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==One Shot ran in Weekly Shonen Jump==
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{|class="box table colored bordered innerbordered style-basic"
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!'''Series Title'''
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!'''Author(s)'''
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![[Editor]]
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!Status
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|-
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|[[Road Racer Giri]]
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|[[Shinta Fukuda]]
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|[[Yujiro Hattori]]
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|Serialized
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|-
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|[[Panty-Flash Fight]]
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|[[Mikihiko Azuma]]
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|[[Akira Hattori]]
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|Serialized
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|}
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== Trivia ==
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* Despite the entirely fictional manga featured during the course of the story, the real life ones that ran during 2010 -2013 (such as Naruto, One Piece, Bleach, etc) were still mentioned.
 
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[[Category:Manga Magazines]]

Latest revision as of 02:58, 26 December 2018

Shueisha Building (Anime)

Weekly Shōnen Jump (週刊少年ジャンプ, Shūkan Shōnen Janpu) is a weekly shōnen manga anthology published in Japan by Shueisha under the Jump line of magazines. The first issue was released with a cover date of July 2, 1968, and it is still circulating. It is one of the longest-running manga magazines in Japan and currently has a circulation of approximately 2.8 million readers. The chapters of series that run in Weekly Shōnen Jump are collected and published in tankōbon volumes under the "Jump Comics" imprint every two to three months. The magazine's primary target demographic are teenage male readers. Weekly Shōnen Jump has a sister magazine called Jump Square, created after the fall of Monthly Shōnen Jump.

In the anime version of Bakuman, Shonen Jump is known as Shonen Jack, softening its references to the real-life Shonen Jump.

Editor[]

Series in Weekly Shonen Jump[]

Series Title Author(s) Editor Status
Road Racer Giri Shinta Fukuda Yujiro Hattori Ongoing
Kiyoshi Knight Shinta Fukuda Yujiro Hattori Cancelled
Hideout Door Ko Aoki (Author) Takuro Nakai (Artist) Soichi Aida Cancelled
Business Boy Kenichi Shoyo Takahama Goro Miura Cancelled
Crow Eiji Niizuma Yujiro Hattori Finished
Zombie Gun Eiji Niizuma Yujiro Hattori Ongoing
Seigi no Mikata Shoyo Takahama Goro Miura Ongoing
+Natural Aiko Akina (Author)
Eiji Niizuma (Artist) 		Akira Hattori
Goro Miura
Tatsuro Kosugi 		Ongoing
You Can't Reach Me Kazuya Hiramaru Koji Yoshida Ongoing
Detective Trap Muto Ashirogi Akira Hattori (one shot)
Goro Miura 		Cancelled
Run, Daihatsu Tanto! Muto Ashirogi Goro Miura Cancelled
Super Hero Legend Taro Kawaguchi Hisashi Sasaki Cancelled
PCP Muto Ashirogi Goro Miura (one shot)
Akira Hattori 		Transfer to Hissho Jump
Otters 11 Kazuya Hiramaru Koji Yoshida Cancelled
Reversi Muto Ashirogi Akira Hattori Finished
A Time of Green Leaves Ko Aoki Masakazu Yamahisa Cancelled
What God Gave Me... Ko Aoki Masakazu Yamahisa Cancelled
Rabuta & Peace Shun Shiratori Akira Hattori Cancelled
What is Require Toru Nanamine Tatsuro Kosugi Cancelled
Panty-Flash Fight Mikihiko Azuma Akira Hattori Cancelled

One Shot ran in Weekly Shonen Jump[]

Series Title Author(s) Editor Status
Road Racer Giri Shinta Fukuda Yujiro Hattori Serialized
Panty-Flash Fight Mikihiko Azuma Akira Hattori Serialized

Trivia[]

  • Despite the entirely fictional manga featured during the course of the story, the real life ones that ran during 2010 -2013 (such as Naruto, One Piece, Bleach, etc) were still mentioned.
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