Some corrections and clarifications: - Anime was exploding in popularity in the 2000s in the west, mostly driven by fansubs. Toonami was basically there as a gateway and for more casual fans but the anime community lived and breathed around fansubs of whatever was airing in the current season up until Crunchyroll took over that role. So characterizing that period as feeling stagnant in comparison to the 90s and 2010s feels misleading and myopic because it was the growth started in the 2000s that kicked off the explosion in the 2010s. - Attack on Titan was never a Shonen Jump title, it was published in a completely separate magazine. - While Chainsaw Man did run in Shonen Jump, since part 2 started it has been published on Jump+ instead. - Spy x Family was always a Jump+ title.
Kagurabachi is gonna slam in the west once its adapted. And the Dandadan anime will end up putting it in the magazine like what happened to Chainsaw man
@@Jekiterio these kinda of comments sometimes make me wish we could see dislikes My guy, not everything needs to be completly different from what made me an anime fan to begine with. Shockingly, i like serises that execute the things i like well.
We’re entering an era where new series will have more of room to breathe with some juggernaut IPs out of the way. I think it’s the type of landscape that could allow unexpected contenders to really blow up making it hard to predict right now. It should be really interesting to see what the next few years look like.
10:19 Actually, Totally Not Mark found out the origin of the name "Big 3" after talking to Crunchyroll staff. The truth is that Weekly Shounen Jump always has a survey page at the end of each issue asking readers which chapters in the magazine have the most influence on them. Since 2000, of course, it has always been One Piece, Naruto and Bleach (except for the one time Toriko almost replaced Bleach in this survey). That is also the main reason Jump wants to invest more in promoting these three series - starting with bringing the 3 anime versions of these 3 names abroad, always using the images of these 3 series in important events. Yep, the "Big 3" are completely real, recognized by Jump itself, not completely a name created by Western fans. It's not just called by the name "Big 3".
Thank you for the trip down memory lane 😭 Im glad I was born in the generation that was the big 3 and the rise of shounen anime/manga because so many beautiful stories were written and told and I got to experience them. I think the people who want another big 3 are the people who werent there to experience it because it really was such a precious time reading theamga weekly and watching it on Toonami or [adult swim]
And yes in JJK i didnt immediately love it either but I liked it. Season 1 was good and I was getting very similar Bleach vibes from it because it had a more mature dark atmosphere to it but it wasn't until I read HI/PD that I fell in love with Gege story telling in a short span of 15 chapter with so much conveyed. Hes got talent, I just wish he had expanded and explored more with it.
Mission yozakura family is in its final arc and so is black clover. I honestly think it’s gonna be Kagurabachi and Dandadan that take the reigns over for Shonen Jump. And yeah I agree that spy family will be one of the face of Shonen Jump that takes over.
You have plenty of great manga ready to replace the previous series. A few I can think of are kagurabachi, sakamoto days, and my personal favorite dandadan. You also have spy family and undead unluck continuing. I believe when one era ends, there will always be new manga ready to step up.
At least to me, an anime newbie, it's weird how the weekly magazine post JJK is banking so much on the success of Kagurabachi and sorta Sakamoto Days to be hits while Jump + has been doing great in comparison: Spy x Family is obvious how big of a hit that's been, Chainsaw Man Part 2 has moved to Jump +, Kaiju no 8 has been going strong, Dadadan is already a massive hit and the first episode of its anime has had amazing reception, Choujin X is loved by Tokyo Ghoul fans and could get just as big if given a proper anime adaptation, Wild Strawberry feels like it could be a cult classic horror-action if handled properly, and Ruri Dragon feels like it could be the next cute girl anime to take over the internet (even more than it already has), and those are just the ones I'm familiar with, maybe this is a turning point in how digitally published manga are becoming just as big or bigger than manga published in weekly magazines (not to mention how the authors of Jump + manga often has more creative freedom and looser publishing schedules than the weekly magazine authors)
17:28 It's worth noting that Shonen Jump appears to be launching a contest soon, with prominent artists such as the author of My Hero Academia selecting candidates for recognition or something similar.
I'm totally okay if there is a new big 3 or even big 2 of shonen for todays gen. But it's up to Shueisha to prompt and market them up in mainstream. Also Japanese readers preferences are important too as they are the one who mostly buy Shonen jump and deciding in that magazine poll which manga they like the most.
it was really more like the big 2 (Naruto/Bleach) OP didn't start catching on stateside until after Naruto started winding down and Bleach was on its last legs
@@selfishbeats It does. The big 3 were the 3 manga that dominated Shonen Jump during the 2000's and saved it from bankruptcy after Dragon Ball ended. No other 3 manga will ever do that again. You can make your own headcanon on what the 3 most popular current manga are but that does not make them the big 3.
@@selfishbeats The problem with "the new big 3" is that there no definitive one. Everyone has their own headcanon of what it is and constantly arguing about it. And I don't know what Bleach specifically has to do with this but it is one of the most popular anime right now and has inspired a vast majority of today's most popular manga.
i'm sorry but it's time to be real. It was always mid. It is just fights after fights and characters randomly powering up to the same level is the strongest of the deffense force ofscreen in a few months.
The Origin of the Big 3 is probably due to Proto-weebs importing the concept of the Golden Trio. A semi-official marketing term used in the previous generation of Shonen Jump (Dragonball's for a framd of reference) to denote their three most popular titles usually shown by being constantly at the front page in marketing. This might be why the term, there will not be another Big Three also fits for some as One Piece can be said to have continued into not one but two new generations (even if its set to end in the current one) which kind of screwed over those who would have normally replaced it.
I might be biased since ive been reading since chapter 7 but, i think kagurabachi is gonna be big too! its just an all in all good package! great characters, amazing panels, a simple power system. it doesnt break the meta by any means, but its doing great. for someone who dislikes demonslayer, its just demonslayer done right^^ and it COULD reach the same heights ^^
One of the issues with modern manga is that a lot of them are transitioned to fully digital which makes stuff look so stiff and lifeless. The way newer manga has the CSM and JJK approach to artstyle makes the characters look so sterilized.
Boruto two blue Vortexx is fucking heat. I’ve been an anime only person my whole life but I loved Naruto so much I wanted to watch Boruto NNG but the anime kinda sucked so much filter so I just said fuck it watched a recap on Boruto and just started reading two blue vortex and I’m happy I did
One piece king its lasting another 5,6 years easy plus everything that happens after it ends I mean it’s about pass Superman in sales that’s something even dragon ball never been able to do
chainsaw man is falling hard in Japan because the japanese fans are not liking PART 2 like we are liking in this side western part. Spy x Family and Chainsaw are in another Jump not the weekly jump magazine so yeah. The weekly is pretty much screwed because Kagurabachi is not a a real certain that is gonna be pilar and even if he becomes Jump need more 2 success. Sakamoto still have a chance will see what it happens
nah Fujimoto’s insanity makes it unique also this mf would NOT survive Fire Punch, if CSM is Fujimoto off his meds then Fire Punch is Fujimoto feral in the woods on crack
Really solid vid but I mainly want to say ur point on naruto is kinda ass lol. There R too many pp that would disagree wit that claim at least for most of the series. I'll admit that I feel I get wut u're tryin to say but ur wordin seems hella inaccurate & it seems like u're pointin to the wrong thing for ur issue. Or u jus need a rewatch/read idk
Dragon Ball ended before the big 3 even began. It is a part of a completely different generation of manga. The big 3 are the successors of Dragon Ball.
Some corrections and clarifications:
- Anime was exploding in popularity in the 2000s in the west, mostly driven by fansubs. Toonami was basically there as a gateway and for more casual fans but the anime community lived and breathed around fansubs of whatever was airing in the current season up until Crunchyroll took over that role. So characterizing that period as feeling stagnant in comparison to the 90s and 2010s feels misleading and myopic because it was the growth started in the 2000s that kicked off the explosion in the 2010s.
- Attack on Titan was never a Shonen Jump title, it was published in a completely separate magazine.
- While Chainsaw Man did run in Shonen Jump, since part 2 started it has been published on Jump+ instead.
- Spy x Family was always a Jump+ title.
Kagurabachi is gonna slam in the west once its adapted. And the Dandadan anime will end up putting it in the magazine like what happened to Chainsaw man
Is there a chance for a bad adaptation? Coz we've had those hyped up mangas but when the anime came... Oof
Kagurabachi has kinda artifical hyped to be honest, it has nothing new and lacks originality.
@@GenJuhru
Just never let SJW studio that filled with LGBTQ or Feminazi touch it (look at Crunchyroll).
@@Jekiterio these kinda of comments sometimes make me wish we could see dislikes
My guy, not everything needs to be completly different from what made me an anime fan to begine with. Shockingly, i like serises that execute the things i like well.
Chainsaw Man left Weekly Jump. And they ain’t adding Dadandan to the magazine. Or any Jump+ title or otherwise.
We’re entering an era where new series will have more of room to breathe with some juggernaut IPs out of the way. I think it’s the type of landscape that could allow unexpected contenders to really blow up making it hard to predict right now. It should be really interesting to see what the next few years look like.
10:19 Actually, Totally Not Mark found out the origin of the name "Big 3" after talking to Crunchyroll staff.
The truth is that Weekly Shounen Jump always has a survey page at the end of each issue asking readers which chapters in the magazine have the most influence on them. Since 2000, of course, it has always been One Piece, Naruto and Bleach (except for the one time Toriko almost replaced Bleach in this survey). That is also the main reason Jump wants to invest more in promoting these three series - starting with bringing the 3 anime versions of these 3 names abroad, always using the images of these 3 series in important events.
Yep, the "Big 3" are completely real, recognized by Jump itself, not completely a name created by Western fans. It's not just called by the name "Big 3".
Pokémon was the most popular anime until XYZ ended . You underestimate how many children watched Pokémon worldwide
Thank you for the trip down memory lane 😭
Im glad I was born in the generation that was the big 3 and the rise of shounen anime/manga because so many beautiful stories were written and told and I got to experience them. I think the people who want another big 3 are the people who werent there to experience it because it really was such a precious time reading theamga weekly and watching it on Toonami or [adult swim]
And yes in JJK i didnt immediately love it either but I liked it. Season 1 was good and I was getting very similar Bleach vibes from it because it had a more mature dark atmosphere to it but it wasn't until I read HI/PD that I fell in love with Gege story telling in a short span of 15 chapter with so much conveyed. Hes got talent, I just wish he had expanded and explored more with it.
Attack on Titan isn't from Shonen Jump
Mission yozakura family is in its final arc and so is black clover. I honestly think it’s gonna be Kagurabachi and Dandadan that take the reigns over for Shonen Jump. And yeah I agree that spy family will be one of the face of Shonen Jump that takes over.
6:35 Naruto facing Sasuke has been a default image on pirate streaming sites through out my entire life.
You have plenty of great manga ready to replace the previous series. A few I can think of are kagurabachi, sakamoto days, and my personal favorite dandadan. You also have spy family and undead unluck continuing. I believe when one era ends, there will always be new manga ready to step up.
At least to me, an anime newbie, it's weird how the weekly magazine post JJK is banking so much on the success of Kagurabachi and sorta Sakamoto Days to be hits while Jump + has been doing great in comparison: Spy x Family is obvious how big of a hit that's been, Chainsaw Man Part 2 has moved to Jump +, Kaiju no 8 has been going strong, Dadadan is already a massive hit and the first episode of its anime has had amazing reception, Choujin X is loved by Tokyo Ghoul fans and could get just as big if given a proper anime adaptation, Wild Strawberry feels like it could be a cult classic horror-action if handled properly, and Ruri Dragon feels like it could be the next cute girl anime to take over the internet (even more than it already has), and those are just the ones I'm familiar with, maybe this is a turning point in how digitally published manga are becoming just as big or bigger than manga published in weekly magazines (not to mention how the authors of Jump + manga often has more creative freedom and looser publishing schedules than the weekly magazine authors)
17:28 It's worth noting that Shonen Jump appears to be launching a contest soon, with prominent artists such as the author of My Hero Academia selecting candidates for recognition or something similar.
2000's anime was so good. Really underrated decade
Love the videos bro keep it up!!!
Thank you so much I appreciate you!
Grow
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I'm totally okay if there is a new big 3 or even big 2 of shonen for todays gen. But it's up to Shueisha to prompt and market them up in mainstream. Also Japanese readers preferences are important too as they are the one who mostly buy Shonen jump and deciding in that magazine poll which manga they like the most.
Aot was in kodansha
Isayama didnt agree to weekly shonnen jump of changing his story
If you think One Piece is ending in 2-3 years, you’re kidding yourself. That’s just how long Elbaf will take.
Seems too short, maybe Elbaf will be 5 years long
@@randomclouds4404 That's unrealistic. Oda wasn't willing to make even Wano that long.
@@adaurysantos I technically said that as a joke from how long the series is but I'll get back to you on that
@@randomclouds4404 Oh my bad I couldn't tell
Gachi akuta will be boomed remember that 💥💥💥
it was really more like the big 2 (Naruto/Bleach) OP didn't start catching on stateside until after Naruto started winding down and Bleach was on its last legs
Heres to a new generation of manga
Kagurabachi is definitely going to grow bigger.
Attack on Titan was never in jump though...
the big 3 is a rotating term, and seems to refer to series still in action. you're looking at the big as the 3 saniin and something that wont change
Big 3 solely refers to One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach
@@adaurysantos no it does not anymore , just because it started as that doesn’t mean it’s at that
@@selfishbeats It does. The big 3 were the 3 manga that dominated Shonen Jump during the 2000's and saved it from bankruptcy after Dragon Ball ended. No other 3 manga will ever do that again.
You can make your own headcanon on what the 3 most popular current manga are but that does not make them the big 3.
@ the new big 3 , that’s how people use it as a position not a thing nobody is thinking about bleach anymore.
@@selfishbeats The problem with "the new big 3" is that there no definitive one. Everyone has their own headcanon of what it is and constantly arguing about it. And I don't know what Bleach specifically has to do with this but it is one of the most popular anime right now and has inspired a vast majority of today's most popular manga.
I wish Kaiju No 8 would get its act together.
i'm sorry but it's time to be real. It was always mid. It is just fights after fights and characters randomly powering up to the same level is the strongest of the deffense force ofscreen in a few months.
Yo nice BobbyBroccoli Blender editing you fan
The Origin of the Big 3 is probably due to Proto-weebs importing the concept of the Golden Trio. A semi-official marketing term used in the previous generation of Shonen Jump (Dragonball's for a framd of reference) to denote their three most popular titles usually shown by being constantly at the front page in marketing.
This might be why the term, there will not be another Big Three also fits for some as One Piece can be said to have continued into not one but two new generations (even if its set to end in the current one) which kind of screwed over those who would have normally replaced it.
17:16 but AoT was published in a different magazine
I might be biased since ive been reading since chapter 7 but,
i think kagurabachi is gonna be big too!
its just an all in all good package! great characters, amazing panels, a simple power system.
it doesnt break the meta by any means, but its doing great.
for someone who dislikes demonslayer, its just demonslayer done right^^
and it COULD reach the same heights ^^
Pretty sure chaonsaw man came out in the late 2010's and is still in shonen jump
Well I mean there's fire Punch
the favorite manga of your favorite mangaka was devilman or maybe ring ni kakero
One of the issues with modern manga is that a lot of them are transitioned to fully digital which makes stuff look so stiff and lifeless. The way newer manga has the CSM and JJK approach to artstyle makes the characters look so sterilized.
Boruto two blue Vortexx is fucking heat. I’ve been an anime only person my whole life but I loved Naruto so much I wanted to watch Boruto NNG but the anime kinda sucked so much filter so I just said fuck it watched a recap on Boruto and just started reading two blue vortex and I’m happy I did
Attack on Titan is from Weakly Shonen Magazine of Kodansha
Not from Weekly Shonen Jump of Shuiesha
Neither Chainsaw Man currently or Spy x Family are Shonen Jump
Gachiakutaaaaa
there is no big 3, only big Phanta
1:25 you forgot inflation.. but yes today anime/manga is more widespread.
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One piece king its lasting another 5,6 years easy plus everything that happens after it ends I mean it’s about pass Superman in sales that’s something even dragon ball never been able to do
chainsaw man is falling hard in Japan because the japanese fans are not liking PART 2 like we are liking in this side western part. Spy x Family and Chainsaw are in another Jump not the weekly jump magazine so yeah. The weekly is pretty much screwed because Kagurabachi is not a a real certain that is gonna be pilar and even if he becomes Jump need more 2 success. Sakamoto still have a chance will see what it happens
No way bro seriously thinks OP is ending in 2-3 years
We got at least 5-6 years minimum
^
Here's the thing chainsaw man is too damn weird and out there to be on the "big three"
nah Fujimoto’s insanity makes it unique
also this mf would NOT survive Fire Punch, if CSM is Fujimoto off his meds then Fire Punch is Fujimoto feral in the woods on crack
@@circularnectarine1439 like readers or himself
Good video but one piece will not be ending in 3 years lol
Really solid vid but I mainly want to say ur point on naruto is kinda ass lol. There R too many pp that would disagree wit that claim at least for most of the series. I'll admit that I feel I get wut u're tryin to say but ur wordin seems hella inaccurate & it seems like u're pointin to the wrong thing for ur issue. Or u jus need a rewatch/read idk
Na he spitting facts, OG naruto's writing was incredible, in shippuden it varied from amazing (pain arc mostly) to mid
Bleach shouldn't be part of big 3
Dragon ball is wayyy more popular than bleach although theres no story in dbz 😂
Dragon Ball ended before the big 3 even began. It is a part of a completely different generation of manga. The big 3 are the successors of Dragon Ball.