Shueisha and Weekly Shonen Jump are behemoths in the world of manga, and their names are well-known among otaku. Recently, the company revealed its new vertical scrolling manga service, Jump TOON, which preserves the traditional format of manga.
The company’s latest announcement included even more exciting news, such as the addition of manga to the platform’s content.
Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine revealed that Jump TOON will be releasing new chapters of manga every week, specifically on Mondays and Tuesdays. The scheduled release date for the app is May 29, 2024.
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The latest service will include a vertical-scrolling edition of Haikyu!! Manga, offering new chapters every Monday.
Below, we have provided a list of the additional manga titles that are included in the lineup.
| Manga | Creators |
| Rental Effort | Ghost Mikawa, TOON CRACKER, Kazuma Miki’s Straight Edge Company |
| The Wife of a Mob of the Villain Plans to Die | Shiki Chitose, Izumi Sawano |
| Aa, I’m sorry | Hitsujitarō, Ebisu, Omine, Dairentakushika |
| Business | Suzuran, Oriko, PaWa |
| Re: Genesis | Hazama Amano, Wobari, Contents Lab Blue TOKYO |
| Haikimura | Chihiro Kurihara, Shika Chie, MCW |
| The most powerful man in Mahō Kenshi, F-Rank Bōkensha, is Tensei | Yusura Kankitsu, Taiga Kameyama, Eiichi Kanemaru, UNO STUDIO |
The lineup for new manga chapters to be released on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays will be revealed in the 25th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump on May 20. Hopefully, some big names will be included in the lineup.
Companies such as Shueisha, Bookwalker, Bandai Namco Films, and Wit Studio have all released their own vertical scrolling manga apps, which have been well-received by readers.
Vertical-scrolling manga, such as these, offer effortless readability on both PCs and mobile devices. Furthermore, they lend themselves well to translation and add an element of surprise as readers can focus on one panel at a time.
The source of the information is the 24th issue of Weekly Shounen Jump.
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