Shonen Jump+ App has started a new campaign to recruit professional mangaka, asking for names and manuscripts until January 31st. They want any "ambitious works or even names rejected by other magazines", any work from mangaka that has already published content.
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Who do you see among the veterans returning to try their luck? Someone you would personally like to see again?
Wani
Kumeta
Matsui Yuusei
Jump+ is the future of shonenshit.
Unironically this. One of my favorite manga (Fire Punch) originated from J+
DO IT! FUCKING DO IT!
The Gatch Bell author?
It's pretty much guaranteed that Sui Ishida will start his next work in Jump+
what happened to him after he executed vector ball? anything?
Negi Haruba. This is his golden opportunity to make a battle shonen with a loose schedule.
Personally, I like his style more when he writes more edgy series. So I hope he does another dark series instead of a romcom again
>"ambitious works or even names rejected by other magazines",
Someone please tell Aka about this, the time has come for Instant bullet to return.
Kumeta will never draw for jump
>Aka
Isn't Kaguya still ongoing?
Yeah
Damn, I could tell only by looking at this art style. For how long has he been out of the industry now?
Yes, but based on interview Aka drawing really fast ( finished one chapter in just 3 days) and there's also a time when he working on Kaguya and Ib at the same time in the past.
The problem is he just fucking lazy lately..
For what happened to Tokyo ghoul is clearly Ishida fault and not the magazine, he refused to get any breaks during TG:re serialization.
I really doubt he really learn if they put him on SJ+.
He self-axed his last manga in 2017 cause he had no clue what to do with it
Haven't heard anything, but this could be a chance for him to make a comeback.
>For what happened to Tokyo ghoul is clearly Ishida fault and not the magazine, he refused to get any breaks during TG:re serialization.
True, but he never denied that. He felt that he wouldn't be able to return back and finish writing his manga so he never asked for hiatus. No surprise since HxH and Berserk are both his favorite manga. Also it's not just that, the other reason was that he overloaded himself with all these side projects and he even mentioned this in one of his latest streams that he probably shouldn't have done that. So he at least is self-aware about this.
>I really doubt he really learn if they put him on SJ+.
SJ+ is way more lax than a weekly magazine user, plus he won't have to work on all these side projects anymore
I don't really expect anyone we would know
I don't think it's a good idea to work on two series simultaneously, especially when you're doing both art and writing.
Nah, Young Jump is actually pretty damn lax.
>blocks your path
Yeah, but only if you make a contract that lets you release chapters every month or two like Inoue. It's still a weekly magazine at its core.
you guys wouldn't sell out to Jump, right?
The guy who wrote Marry Grave.
Bone Collection and David-kun mangaka need to show up
Kowloon has a "two weeks on, one week off" schedule, and its author isn't nearly as well known as Inoue.