6 Best Shonen Jump Manga of 2023
6 Best Shonen Jump Manga of 2023
The New Era of Shonen Jump: Unlocking a World of Adventure and Laughs!
Shonen Jump has leveled up the game for all the manga lovers out there! With their new app and subscription service, you can now access every chapter of your favorite titles like Chainsaw Man, Jujutsu Kaisen, and One Piece for just $2.99 a month. It’s not just the big titles either – new releases debut on the app as they hit the shelves in Japan.
Out of the 17 ongoing series in Weekly Shonen Jump, six made their debut in the magazine this year. And the best part? Every single one of them is available on the English/Worldwide Shonen Jump app, with some already boasting over 30 chapters. Whether they’re from renowned mangaka or fresh talent, these new series are a treat for all manga enthusiasts.
Now, let’s dive into some of these exciting new titles and get a taste of the action-packed worlds they have to offer!
6. Ice-Head Gill: Chilling Adventures in Ambiguous Europe
Meet Ice-Head Gill, the first full manga series by the talented Ikuo Hachiya, known for the one-shot Seiryuu no Magoi. This time, Hachiya transports us to ambiguous Europe for an epic adventure. Our hero is none other than Gill Sol, a precocious boy from the Kingdom of Ashen Ice, determined to unravel the mystery behind his father’s sudden change of heart and restore his family’s legacy.
From its picturesque Scandinavian setting to its charmingly matter-of-fact protagonist, Gill draws you in from the start. With a fusion of sword and sorcery elements and Norse mythology, the manga offers a unique blend of fantasy with historical tidbits. Gill’s journey unfolds at an episodic pace as he uncovers the truth behind his father’s disappearance and battles against the encroaching evil forces.
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5. Nue’s Exorcist: A Work in Progress with Hidden Potential
While Nue’s Exorcist might still be finding its footing, this manga by no means lacks fans and followers. With 13 chapters and counting, it promises an intriguing journey worth exploring. Follow Yajima as he overcomes his traumatic past and becomes the formidable man his late father was. Accompanied by the enigmatic spirit Nue, Yajima embarks on a quest fueled by newfound powers, all while encountering intriguing female characters who bring depth to the series.
4. Do Retry: Post-WW2 Japan Meets Weekly Shonen Jump
Do Retry transports us to post-World War 2 Japan with a touch of maturity. Yet, don’t let that fool you – this fledgling manga provides action, witty dialogue, and a captivating premise perfect for young readers. Brace yourself for the incredible journey of Aoozora as he navigates the underground boxing world to save his sister, who’s plagued with tuberculosis. Aoozora’s unbeatable resilience and determination shine bright, even in the face of gang beatings and car crashes.
3. Martial Master Asumi: Grappling with Realistic Martial Arts
For those craving martial arts action grounded in reality, Martial Master Asumi delivers. Prepared to be captivated by the world of mixed martial arts, where characters naturally dive into the realm of grappling and strikes with a pace that mirrors real-life combat. Join Nito, Okiba, and Yuya as they explore their distinct outlooks on fighting and strength, with countless pages of action and character growth awaiting readers.
2. Kill Blue: A Thrilling Blend of Hitmen and Middle School Days
Kuroku no Basket creator Tadatoshi Fujimaki steps into the hitman/assassin manga scene with Kill Blue, an exhilarating series that combines action, detective work, and a dash of comedy. Follow Ogami, a hitman with an unusual predicament: after regressing in age, he must attend middle school while balancing his job with an assassin organization. Will Ogami find a way back to his adult life? Or will he be trapped in middle school forever? Get ready for a wild ride with this unique blend of genres!
1. Tenmaku Cinema: Lights, Camera, Ghost!
Fans of Food Wars will rejoice as the creators bring us Tenmaku Cinema. Join Shinichi Hajime, a cinephile in junior high school, who finds himself possessed by the ghost of the talented teen screenwriter, Tenmaku Takehiko. Shinichi is given an ultimatum – help Tenmaku bring his unwritten masterpiece to life, or remain stuck with his ghostly companion forever. Dive into the vibrant world of cinema, from scriptwriting to producing, and witness the growth of Shinichi, Tenmaku, and their cinema club.
Don’t miss out on these exhilarating new titles in the world of Weekly Shonen Jump! Whether you’re after chilling adventures, supernatural battles, heart-pounding action, or captivating drama, there’s something for everyone. So grab your favorite snack, get comfy, and enjoy the wild ride these manga series have in store for you!
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