There's also a chance to win the "JUMP: Assemble" grand prize package through a "Bingo Game." By completing missions indicated on the bingo grid, players can win additional "Weekly Shōnen Jump" ...

The magazine is a mirror image to the popular Weekly Shōnen Jump in Japan, a magazine that has been in publication since 1968. It runs almost all the same titles as the Japanese magazine, but ...

The editor-in-chief of Weekly Shōnen Jump Hiroyuki Nakano talks to us about 'One Piece', his opinions on international manga and more ...

Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump first appeared as a bi-weekly manga magazine in 1968 and became a weekly magazine in 1969. The magazine has not only produced famous manga series such as "Dragon Ball," ...

Shonen Weekly Jump is perhaps the most famous manga publication in Japan. Loads of hugely successful anime first debuted on their pages and weekly serializations. In a recent poll, fans were asked ...

Outside Shōnen Jump, Fairy Tail (published in Weekly Shōnen Magazine) told 545 chapters over 11 years. My Hero Academia's gargantuan length and syndication used to be the norm, not the exception ...