The History of Weekly Shonen Jump.
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Weekly Shonen Jump, we look back at the history of Jump and dissect what made the magazine so popular and the pursuit of global hits spanning generations that cultivated Weekly Shonen Jump into the most famous manga anthology magazine in the world.
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Already a classic vid under your belt, good shit!
ForneverWorld yo why haven't you been hyping this channel up yonkou could use the help you know!
lmao, this boiii!!! got his cheeks clapped by yonkoooooooo
yo, this was so full of knowledge bro! damn good
Appreciate it.
watching in 1.25x made it flow nicer for me at least
I tried it and I agree with you
Yep
Oh yeah thanks
Weird but yeah it works. He sounds more normal lol.
Yup. Right on💯
FAN-TAS-TIC, seriously Younkou, one of the best videos about Shonen Jump i have seen in a lot of time. Keep the good work, and if you're gonna do this quality of videos, take all the time you need, 'cause it's worth it. Greetings!
Congratulations :v
NOW IF YOU DON'T TALK ABOUT ONE PIECE YOU CONTENT IS TRRRRUUUAAAAASSSSHH!!. Fuck you Horikoshi even though i don't even know you and your family either!!! :v/
Yeah watch it in 1.25x
thank me later.
captaindcc thank u lol
1.5x also sounds good.
Better
Thanks
Excellent video brotha, I'd love to see a video about The Run that One Piece, Bleach and Naruto had in the early 2000's and it's impact both in japan and worldwide.
Thanks fam! I'll look into it and see what I can do!
this man knows his stuff
Thanks fam. Hope you liked it!
Amazing video, if u want i try to translate to spanish.
It would be an honor, that the people of my language could know the history of the iconic Weekly Shonen Jump.
it's our childhood
I opened community captions so if you want to contribute CCs feel free to do so. If you will cover it separately be sure to mention this video thanks!
this video is seriously awesome so many questions answerd and i can really see the effort put in to it really thanks yonkou yer a real YONKOU
I never even realized that my childhood favorite manga Ginga Nagareboshi Gin was published in Weekly Shonen Jump or that Yoshihiro's drawing style was largely affected by his mentor. If you look at the way Yoshihiro Takahashi draws humans it's exactly the same as Hiroshi Motomiya's. What an amazing and informative video, definitely subscribing.
Thanks for the great comment, it was really fun reading what all the authors had to say and how they ended up influencing each other. Whilst learning more about these authors it really put into perspective how much Motomiya meant to Jump and influenced it from its foundation.
great video, i love hear old mangaka talk about new and upcoming mangakas
Agreed, its great to see their love of Jump show and that whilst they have their own preferences, they don't admonish the current generation and view them as very skilled and dedicated artists in their own right that will further Jump in the future.
Such a great video Younkou! And those motion manga panels of My Hero Academia at the end 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great video, find it funny to think about the reaction MANIME crowd that their manga was created as a response to the stuff they hate (cutesy romantic comedies).
Also Dr. Stone, Yaiba, and Neverland are pretty damn good so thanks for shouting them out.
This is the first and only video I watched from you and you‘re already one of my favorite UA-camr‘s.
Amazing job, so much information I didn‘t even know.
Thank you for your effort and time! I grew up on Yugioh, Dragon ball, Beyblade, Fruit basket, Fushigi Yuugi, Naruto, Soul eater, Pandora hearts, Death note, Case closed and One piece(+the one manga that shall not be named), so I didn't(I still don't) know a lot about Manga or Shonen jump, you have helped me understand a little bit more, Yonkou.
You're more than welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed this. I hope to explore some more series in the future and indulge in more topics!
I'm all ears!
Nice video, was cool reading some of the quotes from some of the giants. Some of the stuff I knew and somme I didn't.
Well as long as Oda keeps doing One Piece Jump will be ok.
Ya know, fellow manga fan. I learned a lot more from you (even as a manga historian who worships jump to no end). Like I did videos on Three of Jump's biggest genres that pretty much defined the publication (Battle, Sports, and Gag). Jump nostalgia in Japan is very much strong (hits like Dragon Ball, Fist of the North Star, Captain Tsubasa, and Kinnikuman took risks and got rewarded for it). Like Kochikame could have gone on until the author died (in theory), but a perfect 40 years is just another risk that Osamu Akimoto Took and ran with (the series lasting so long was one risk, but it was another risk for a slot of the publication to be cut for another mangaka's work was another, just look at Dragon Ball and Slam Dunk, them leaving the anthology was a gamble, yet it kind of was necessary). If Dragon Ball were to last for even into the new millennium, Then it might not have had as been as fun or as influential as something like Hokuto no Ken, or Kinnikuman had been the decade earlier. If Slam Dunk went on to one last basketball match or two for another few years, it would get a bit stale and just be a Basketball Manga that hogged another slot for another sports manga (we wouldn't have the ultra successful Prince if Tennis. You need to fail in order to succeed, and That's what Jump Showed, Like Dr. Slump after a 4 year, 18 volume successful tenure ended in 1984, but Dragon Ball became eons more successful (even after some doubt in the first year or two in it's run). Even Manly head hitters like Sakigake!! Otokojuku and Hokuto no Ken didn't come before their respective author's Shiritsu Kiwamemichi Kōkō and Tetsu no Don Quijote. Both were cancelled after less than a year (with Shiritsu Kiwamemichi Kōkō at least getting decent millage before controversy stroke). Masumi Kurumada's Ring ni Kakero was no slouch exception either, especially when Kurumada made Fuma no Kojiro, that was successful, but short lived, and Otokozaka was an Uber Failure. Kurumada released the Merchandising Juggernaut Saint Seiya in 1986, and would continue giving Jump new Female readership (even during and after Captain Tsubasa's (which gave the Publication it's most successful Sports Manga up to that point. Defeating baseball manga week to week and having the young Tsubasa Oozora grow up with new tournaments, even after the initial run) Climactic Final tournament as well as getting the female audience into battle manga, a trend that continues today). As far as Gag Manga... it's all over the place for the 50+ years it's been with Jump, but the reason Jump became so magnificent and so popular was that it took risks, While it's nowhere as evident today as it was in the 80s or 90s, it still shows in several forms, not just putting Dragon Ball in Ninja or Pirate scenarios, but it shows in creating trends, getting new Mangaka a platform where anyone can be successful as such (even as former assistants to old series (like Fist of the North Star's Tetsuo Hara gave way to Masanora Morita's Rokudenashi Blues, and City Hunter's Tsukasa Hojo gave way to Takehiko Inoue's Slam Dunk)), and (as I said before) shifting series all these years.
so insightful Younkou; thanks ♥
Your videos are really amazing so far! I really appreciated the message at the end, it was really nice to hear a sincere thank you without any advertising, I was taken a back a little bit!
Keep up with the amazing content and quality you're providing us with and I'm sure this channel will grow to be incredible!
This was a fantastic video my friend. Learned so much info from it. I look forward to seeing more content from you whenever the next video drops. I mean it man, this video was amazing.
Appreciate it bro, I'll have something out really soon. Just writing up the content atm but shouldn't be too long.
I´ve been following you on twitter for the last 5 months and i hadn´t realized you have a youtube channel until 20 minutes ago hahaha, dope video, full of knowledge and interesting facts. Keep it up!
Loved it, can't wait to see more of this it really got me a lot of stuff I didn't knew of Shonen Jump, congrats 👏
exactly the knowledge that takes someone from being a fan to understanding the creation and appreciation of the art form. Thank you so much for your sacrifice!
Thanks for the awesomeness man!!
One Piece, Slam Dunk, Toriko = my top 3 WSJ manga 💯
if its shonen overall mine are: One piece, Ashita no joe, and Jojo
Mine is Naruto
@@Killerqueen2000 isn't jojo seinen
@@ZoZo-fh6tq part 7 and 8 are. not 1-6
Yonku, This have to be one of the Best in-depth videos I've ever watched. Amazing job.
Thank you so much, that is high praise and hopefully I deliver next video
Great video, learned a lot. It's so hard to find behind the scenes information about these companies like Jump. Maybe there's more on the Japanese speaking side of the internet? Good stuff brotha
I’m from the Future and Yonkou should make this again for some reason
Good work, some of those quotes actually inspired to go into philosophical meditation
Hahah it certainly has that sort of effect on someone. Appreciate it fam
Great video, very informative.
This is WONDERFUL. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
You're welcome! Your hard work is very much obliged, YonkouProductions!
Never know Touch was one of the pioneer on it's genre. Mitsuru Adachi was my childhood
Shonen jump has inspired a bunch of fans around the world to make their own manga like Saturday Am
Great video man. Thumbs up from me 👍
Thanks!
i repeat myself, awesome video, thanks for all the work!
Amazing video
I'm sure it is, but how would you know without having watched the full thing?
NinjaristicNinja I am still watching the video but I have been enjoying it so far
NinjaristicNinja lol ikr?
This’ll be an interesting video for sure!
8:05 lol editor a goat for that said nah this ain’t never going out - hiatus time lol
I like to think Oda saw the future and knew that he will carry WSJ in the palm of his hand. That's why he spoke casually to Motomiya. No one can touch him!
But seriously, great video!
Really only 24k views? This deserves way more man even tho I’m a bit late this was really great bro
If those editors wanted to be reckless, they should seek the talents from out of Japan
Very interesting video! I would love to learn more about the Big 3 Manga Series back in the day because those are my generation of series
Loved seeing that animatic of Kinnikuman and Kinnikuman great performing MUSCLE DOCKING on Ashuraman and Sunshine.
Very informative! Good job Yonkou!
Amazing vid truly educational!
thanks for the vid man much respect
Awesome video. I'd never even heard about that one mangaka you kept mentioning that everyone looked up to (as you can probably tell since I don't even remember his name), though I did know about Otoko Ippiki Gaki Daishou since I'm doing a bit of a Jump readthrough (from oldest to newest) of all the available manga I can find. Sadly that one wasn't available, but I remember being particularly disappointed about it.
Current series of Shueisha that I follow:
1. My Hero Academia
2. Black Clover
3. The Promised Neverland
4. Dr. Stone
5. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
6. Jujutsu Kaisen
7. Act Age
8. One Piece
9. Hunter x Hunter
10. We never learn
11. Haikyuu
12. Boruto
13. Hinamaru Sumo
14. Golden Kamuy
15. Kingdom
16. Terraformars
17. Kaguya sama love is war
18. Ao no Exorcist
19. Sosei no omnyugi
20. One punch man
21. World Trigger
#is that too many😂
I only follow 3 of them
00:22 you better have not forgotten about bleach and great video
I haven't forgotten about it lol.
Great video yonkou
Awesome content. Congratulations!
Great video! Really inspired me to go out and create
i love hirohiro's bizzare adventure
Yo is my boy yonkou British what is that fire accent
australian + something else
Great video, very informative, it coincides with my current watching of Bakuman.
Very informal video, thanks.
great video! thumbs up :)
Could you enable the community contribution option so that you can subs to Spanish and more people can enjoy the video?
I will do so now!
YonkouProductions thanks!
Also if you DM me on Twitter I can give you a script to make it easier.
YonkouProductions ok
Good job man. I learned a lot!
Jump Force hype!
Great video man
Great shit, this video was realy well researched and writen, you got a sub
This was so good! I'm hoping that you make a video on how the weekly shonen jump poll results are determined. To this day i'm confused about it.
Did you see my tweet, that's my next video so look forward to it.
0:48 …Wait, what's Seiya doing on a Jump cover? I thought he was from Shonen Champion… >.>
He originally from jump later he published in champion.
I saw a tiny Ichigo figure its official this video is awesome
Shonen manga are aimed primarily towards young teenage boys (12-18). In fact I have several sources to back that up.
Amazing documentary yonko
Thank you so much!
LOVE THIS VIDEO!! VERY INTRESTING
I still don't understand were people go to read a new chapter in a anime and in what magazine and were to buy it, I'm so confused
Fantastic Video👌
Awesome stuff man
An enjoyable video but you can't do a video like this without mentioning Ring Ni Karero lol
Great video
this is a great informative video but unfortunately i cannot hear your narration over the background music
Really, I made the bg music really low and the audio higher. Try to use headphones or increase the volume on your computer :)
Great video bro
new sub luv the video its lit my flame even more to finish up my manga and publish it with jump
Nice video man 😁!
GODDAMIT MY BOY WENT ALL OUT
hot fireeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
also needs wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy more than 2k view smh people. get it on recommended videos for once lmao
6:47
Morgana with Chopper's hat
cute af
Can someone PLEASE tell me what footage that he uses at “2:30”? I SERIOUSLY want to know what that manga footage is from…!
Did you know about Ring ni kakero?
My favorite era of Jump is definitely the 2000s. That's when the magazine was in its prime. So many great series came out and were still going on. One Piece, HxH Greed Island and Chimera Ant Arcs, Naruto, Bleach, Gintama, Hitman Reborn, Jojo Stone Ocean and Steel Ball Run, Bobobo, Strawberry 100%, Death Note, D Gray Man, Toriko, Bakuman, the list goes on. There was so much diversity in the series and even each shonen felt so different from each other.
Now it feels... eh. Don't get me wrong, I love me some Black Clover, Dr. Stone, and The Promised Neverland, but it just doesn't feel as grand of a magazine as it once did. Now One Piece is just kinda running the show and has been ever since the other 2 of the big 3 have ended.
Same man
Luckily Gintama is coming back😤
Damn Shonen Jump older than my dad lol
Love the video seriously, I don't like criticism but it is necessary to become better, I think personally your speaking too slowly and it really doesn't sound natural as if your pronouncing everything with emphasis and it comes off as forced. Other than that honestly great video love your editing, the format just the video in general was fun to watch keep doing what your doing
Thanks, appreciate it, will keep it in mind for future videos, glad you loved the video. It's new to me so I'll take any critiques I can get!
Keep it up yonko
What a cool video!
2:31 Where this video comes? I like it...
That aint go nagai dude... that's Akira toriyama
You are a man of culture as well
Nice video
good job !
I hope Kinnikuman gets a reboot or The Kinnikuman revival gets an anime
I have been watching few videos of yours and i love the content, it is full of something that i didn't know and new to me. I love manga and want to know the history of shonen juml in general.
But.....(sorry there's a "but" here)
I don't know how to say it but i felt like your video lack of something. It's not about the length of the video but with how you presented the content in your video. Sometimes while watching your video, i didn't know what are you talking about even though i am really focused on watching your video. I need to rewind it little bit to know what the hell are you talking about. It just felt bit lack of focus??
And you are also talking non-stop(in a very monotone voice) which means there are no break for the viewer for breathing. Maybe the lack of the break between each sub-topic made me hard to focus on your video. IMO sometimes the sub-topic changes too fast that i didn't know what the video is trying to say.
My favorite youtube about manga/anime came from eyepatched wolf channel. IMO your video have the same level of quality content, however the way you presented it, was not engaging. It is like watching a lecture video. The monotone tone also didn't help. There are also a comment down below to turn it into 1,25x speed, so i know i am not the only one who has problem with that.
I wish you could fix it. I love the content of your video, but i felt it is bit lacking in some area. I wish you really improve the way you make your video. I really don't know how to make the best video, however i am just presenting my opinion as a viewer. Your content is superb and deep, i want to see more of your video. However, i think this channel could do better.
P.S. i think you should check eyepatched wolf channel, because your channel is bit similiar but he has better way of presenting it to audience.
Btw i don't know why but i also think this video is better to be turned into a book/article
Anime/manga at 11:25?????
8:56 it's Hirohiko Araki
Great video but you really need to improve your narration.
Mate, I don't know if you're still replying to comments. But, can you cite where you got your sources for the quotes?
I ask because I want to use them for a case study on Weekly Shonen Jump for my publishing module and a lot of the information here is interesting but it doesn't have any citation as to when or where these famous Mangakas have said these.
I'm not saying you're making it up. But without any links to your sources, your information is unreliable in the areas that are not as well known.
It would be really helpful if you could put your sources up. I would especially love to know where you got that sales figures chart.
Honestly, this has to be the best video i've stumbled across all year. I've read manga for 13 or so years, and I agree that modern manga does lack originality, and it is rather boring.. For the most part, I've pretty much resorted to non-Japanese manga because of it. I draw manga as a hobby, and i'm in the process of making a story about my culture (Maori/NZ), because the knowledge is unknown to the world. Also I am a weeb.
Interesting, I have no idea how manga has evolved outside of Japan but that sounds interesting. In the end its a balance so hopefully we get more manga with originality and something new to give but they need to look globally!