My Hero Academia Needs To Fix the Ending’s Worst Problem
Despite ending back in August 2024, hype surrounding My Hero Academia‘s finale hasn’t slowed down, and now, with Volume 42 set to release in Japan on December 4, 2024, fans …
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Dandadan Doesn’t Buckle to Censorship With Controversial Anime Scene
Anime has always been a progressive and boundary-pushing medium, with Dandadan leading the charge lately. The anime has not shied away from provocative scenes ever since its explosive premiere, in …
My Hero Academia’s Final Volume Honors One of Shonen Jump’s Best Traditions
With the final volume of My Hero Academia set to finally release in Japan in December 2024, fans are more excited than ever to pick up the book an say …
We Never Learn Creator Returns to Shonen Jump With Brand-New Manga (& It’s Totally Different)
We Never Learn: Bokuben series creator Taishi Tsutsui has returned to Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine with a brand new manga, and it’s totally different from the high school romantic …
Black Clover Unleashes Yami’s Demonic New Form (& Its Hidden Power)
Black Clover has returned for three massive chapters taking fans through the final battles, and with this highly anticipated return has unleashed a demonic new form for Yami Sukehiro thanks …
One-Punch Man Creator Has a New Manga Coming to Shonen Jump (& It’s Hitting Soon)
One-Punch Man’s creator has a new manga coming to Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump, and it’s coming very soon! One-Punch Man might currently be taking over with each new chapter of …
Sakamoto Days Season 2 Announced Ahead of the Anime’s Premiere
Sakamoto Days has officially set a release date for the anime’s debut next year, and has announced that Season 2 is already in the works for a release next year …
Dandadan Anime Proves It’s Fall’s Biggest Hit After First Arc
Dandadan has officially wrapped up the first major arc of its anime with Episode 4 of the series, and it proves that it’s going to be the one to watch …
Jujutsu Kaisen Doesn’t Need a Sequel Anytime Soon
Gege Akutami officially brought Jujutsu Kaisen‘s manga to an end with Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine earlier this Fall, and the series really doesn’t need to come back with a …