"Weekly Shonen Jump" is only 20 yuan, which is cheaper than iQiyi membership.

"Weekly Shonen Jump" is published by Japan's Shueisha. As a Japanese comic fan, I am definitely no stranger to JUMP. Popular Japanese comics such as Naruto, Pirates, and Bleach all come from JUMP. It is not an exaggeration to say that JUMP represents Japanese comics.

JUMP was founded in 1968 (Showa 43), and at that time it was only a biweekly. It was converted into a weekly in 1969. Want to know what Japan was like back then?

At that time, Japan already had the Shinkansen, while China at that time was still in an unspeakable state.

Japanese students at that time were still very serious and people did not think anything wrong.

Later it became like this

However, the parents of most of us just wore crotchless pants.

When the Haruhi trend emerged in the 1990s, the two generations born in the 1970s and 1980s would be familiar with the familiar names such as "Tokyo Love Story", "Spicy Teacher GTO" and "Volleyball Girls". In the animation industry, most of the familiar Japanese comics such as "Dragon Ball", the adventure of the Japanese Monkey King, "Fist of the North Star", and "Saint Seiya" are from JUMP.

So, how many of our beloved classic comics has JUMP produced? There are really too many. If I were to write them all, it would probably take a long time. I will tell you about the more famous works in reverse chronological order.

"Arale" (1980, Akira Toriyama), Dr. IQ, Juan Xiaoyun, Ding Xiaoyu... Readers who are familiar with these names must be at least born in the 1980s.

"Tuna" (1981, Yoichi Takahashi) The eternal football player Tsubasa Ohsora, for more than 20 years, this work is still writing about Japanese football in his works in different ways.

"The Three Cat-Eyed Sisters" (1981, Hojo Tsukasa) Hojo Tsukasa's famous first work, the combination of the phantom thief and the beauty in tights has since become a standard partner.

"Fist of the North Star" (1983, Tetsuo Hara/Buron) The legend of the savior at the end of the century, a man with seven scars on his chest!

"Dragon Ball" (1984, Akira Toriyama) is the pinnacle of JUMP. I believe there is no need to explain this work further.

"City Hunter" (1985, Hojo Division) The knight-errant Han Yuliang is another familiar name to everyone. It took many years for many people to realize that what they had watched was not the complete version.

"Saint Seiya" (1986, Masami Kurumada) Pegasus Ryusei Fist, as one of the earliest Japanese comics I came into contact with, the influence of Saint Seiya in China even exceeds that in Japan.

"JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" (1987, Hirohiko Araki) is another masterpiece in the history of JUMP. The eighth part is still being serialized. The stand-in makes this work a classic of super-powered battles. Currently serialized on Youku.

"The Good Boy of the Forest" (1987, Masaru Sato) I am a cloud, and thunder and lightning are my relatives! ——Domestic readers may have more impressions of animation back then.

"Slam Dunk" (1990, Takehiko Inoue) "Do you like playing basketball?" - Many people really fell in love with basketball after this.

"Yu Yu Hakusho" (1990, Yoshihiro Ken Ken) In that era when there was no draft or draft, Yu Haku became the beginning of his famous work. By the way, Brother Togashi, when will Full-Time Hunter continue?

"Rurouni Kenshin" (1994, Nobuhiro Watsuki) The reverse blade sword, cross injury, and the killing of Battousai. After the completion of Dragon Ball Youbai Slam Dunk, Rurouni Kenshin once became JUMP's top trump card.

"Yu-Gi-Oh!" (1996, Kazuki Takahashi) is a work that uses card games to conquer the world and also creates miracles in reality.

"One Piece" (1997, Eiichiro Oda) is the new generation king of JUMP after Dragon Ball. Now it is truly the number one manga in Japan, constantly refreshing its various records.

"Hunter" (1998, Yoshihiro Tsurugi) If calculated according to the serialization time, this comic should have at least 70 volumes now, but it turns out that there are less than half... Those who read the serialization will naturally know the reason. What.

"Shaman King" (1998, Hiroyuki Takei) was once one of JUMP's popular serials, but it was eventually concluded under the serialization system, and the new chapter also came to nothing.

"Go Soul" (1999, Takeru Obata/Yumi Hotta) has made Takeru Obata truly a work of the top JUMP author. It also proves that as long as you have the ability, Go comics can be so exciting.

"The Prince of Tennis" (1999, Xu Feigang) is a representative of the new generation of super-powered sports comics after the football players. They play not tennis but weapons of mass destruction.

"Naruto" (1999, Naruto) After fifteen years, Naruto finally became the Hokage, which made many people think that there was one less "lifetime" work list.

"Death" (2001, Kubo Taito) From a new serialization to the later Sanbonzhu, and now to the current drag king, the literary and artistic young Kubo Taito has also become a mixed page and splashing ink. Unscrupulous author.

"Death Note" (2004, Takeshi Obata/Oba Tsubasa) Kanaba Kamizuki of the new world! JUMP was another alternative work that caused a sensation at the time.

"Gintama" (2004, Sorachi Hideaki) has been a spoof manga for ten years, and the name Gintama has unknowingly become an object of nostalgia for everyone.

"Tutor HITMAN REBORN!" " (2004, Akira Amano) started as a series about the mafia, but it soon turned into a super-power brawl...

"The Exorcist Boy" (2004, Katsura Hoshino) has been criticized by the author many times After the publication was discontinued and the painting style changed drastically, its original popularity gradually declined, becoming a legacy work that everyone only occasionally thinks of. Recently, new TV screenings have begun. Please search online.

"School Rescue Team" (2007, Kenta Shinohara) was once considered a comedy that could succeed Gintama, but in the end it failed to become a longer-term serialization.

"The Grandson of the Slippery Ghost" (2008, Hiroshi Shiihashi) A hundred ghosts walk at night, monsters fight, and the serialization ends without going any further.

"The Captive of Gourmet" (2008, Shimabukuro Mitsunen) was once considered to have the potential to succeed Sanbonzhu and become the next absolute main work of JUMP, but it seems that it still cannot achieve higher popularity.

"Kuroko's Basketball" (2009, Tadatoshi Fujimaki) has a slam dunk peak ahead of it. It is already a rare challenge for JUMP to have a second basketball comic.

"Devil Dad" (2009, Tamura Ryuhei) Many readers think that daily life is more interesting than fighting, but unfortunately the comic also ended before it could tell more stories.

"Assassination Classroom" (2012, Yusei Matsui) One of the new serials recently featured by JUMP, Koro-sensei may soon become more popular in the future.

"The Spirit of Shokugeki" (2012, Jun Saeki/Yuto Fusuda) is a rare food comic in the history of JUMP. It has gained a place due to the author's excellent painting style.

"Shōnen Weekly Jump"

Retail price: 240 yen, equivalent to about 18-20 yuan per book, which is super cheap. If you go to Japan one day, remember to buy a copy as a souvenir.

Of course, while we are watching these wonderful animations, we must not forget the keywords of JUMP magazine:

"Friendship", "effort" and "victory", all of which are serialized Chance's works must promote one of these messages.