Naruto, Dragon Ball, Voyager King, Gintama, Full-Time Hunter... Speaking of the names of these works, I believe that the A-house people will not be unaware of it. These awesome works come from the more awesome manga magazine , Weekly Shonen JUMP. Recently, Weekly Shonen JUMP announced the live-action TV series. Stop friends! Although japan has been flooded with manga adaptations in recent years, how can manga magazines be humanized?
Weekly Shonen JUMP's live-action Japanese drama is titled Oh My JUMP! 》（オー・マイ・ジャンプ！ ), scheduled to air on TV Tokyo in Japan on January 12, 2018 (TEPCO's New Legend?). ）。 The TV series starred Junshi Ito ("Train Man", "Hilarious Masquerade Warrior", "Marriage Procedures"), and the script was written by Nemoto, and the supervision was taken care of by Yasichiro Miki. This game is a TV series themed after Weekly Shonen JUMP, and the details are not clear. Since Weekly Shonen JUMP is a manga magazine, it should not be adapted like a normal manga work, after all, there is no plot to speak of. Therefore, the story may tell the history of the development of Weekly Shonen JUMP or the daily life of the editorial department, and if the magic point is changed, it may be anthropomorphic. At that time, "Weekly Shonen JUMP", "Weekly Shonen MAGIC" and "Weekly Shonen SUNDAY" directly came to a "Taoyuan SanjieYi", and it was not certain that the Aya uprising for the sake of the world could not be determined.
Published by Shueisha, Weekly Shonen jump is currently the most widely distributed manga magazine in Japan, ranking first among the three major weekly shōnen manga magazines in Japan. The manga magazine was first published in July 1968 (Showa 43, Japan) as a bi-weekly magazine, and in 1969 it was converted to a weekly magazine and sold every Monday. In 1993, each issue exceeded 6 million copies. The published works are mainly action-adventure categories, mostly with a fantasy flavor, and deliberately display personality, and pursue the peak and loop of the plot. Occasionally, there are also some works on romance, sports and historical themes. Next year is the official 50th anniversary of the magazine, and there should be some big moves.