Shonen Jump reveals previews of new series launching in April, signaling upcoming changes and series endings. The report highlights new manga from Atsushi Nakamura and Satoshi Masayoshi, along with potential series cancellations due to the new releases.
l, and has revealed the first looks at what to expect from these new Spring releases. Shonen Jump has entered a new quarter, and that means that the long running magazine is going to go through a lot more changes.
With these new projects coming our way, it also means three series will be ending their runs as the magazine needs to make room for these new serializations hoping to find their audiences.Shueisha has dropped an early preview for these new serializations coming this April, and with it has given fans the first look at three new stories coming to the magazine. With these new additions , it’s time to breakdown what’s new coming this April along with trying to figure out what could be cancelled or ending next in the coming weeks. Read on below for that breakdown.“Roku no Okashina” is a new series from Atsushi Nakamura, who is returning to. This series was cancelled after it hit the 50 chapter mark, and teases a large cast of characters. Making its debut with the April 6th edition of the magazine, this one is going to be replacing the recently cancelled). But there are two more coming in the two weeks that follow that will bring two other serializations to an end.“Natsu no Mushikago” is a new series from creator Satosho Masayoshi, who has worked with other creators as an assistant in the past but this will be their debut work. Hitting the magazine on April 13th, the first look at the project teases a basketball series. There has been a distinct lack of sports projects in‘s current line up, so it’s certainly going to be welcome . But as for what it will replace, there are a few notable options.is currently in the danger zone with 19 chapters thus far. If it’s cancelled within the next week, it will be in line with the other cancellations that happened by the time they reached Chapter 20.seems a little closer to that, however, with its own Chapter 20 meaning it might be also cancelled soon too. Both series are in notable climaxes at this time, and are likely the next ones hit to make room.creator Hideaki Sorachi is returning seven years after that series came to an end with a brand new project. Seemingly set in a high school or following students in the midst of action or shenanigans, it’s definitely getting ready to take up some room in the magazine. But while there are cancellations that could happen soon, there are a couple of series that could end too.. Taiki’s heading into the final games of his high school career, and that’s really only the final story loo it needs to close before it can end. The latest chapters have been filled with a ton of emotional sendoffs, so fans might need to keep a closer eye on is potential end coming soon.Is My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 3 Happening? Everything We Know So FarJujutsu Kaisen Just Made a Major Change to Sukuna for the Anime 25 Years Ago, Two Iconic Nickelodeon Shows Premiered the Same Day 30 Years Ago Today, Friends Wrote Out 1 of Its Best Supporting Characters
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