Shonen Jump's Spinoff, Jump+, Gets a Huge English Expansion

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In the past few years, Shonen Jump's spinoff, Shonen Jump+, has become a dominant force in the world of manga, and now Jump+ will be easier to access than ever for readers across the globe.

While Shonen Jump is the world's most famous manga magazine, Jump+ has risen to incredible prominence. Beginning as a digital expansion of Shonen Jump in 2014, Jump+ quickly evolved its own identity quite different from standard Jump. Currently, Jump+ is home to manga that might be seen as either too weird or too adult for Shonen Jump. Currently, huge manga such as Spy X Family, Chainsaw Man, and Kaiju No. 8 are all published by Jump+, all of them with an edge that might clash with the style and tone of normal Shonen Jump's manga. And with Jump+ series like Dandadan only getting stranger, that gap is only growing. While many fan favorites such as all of the manga listed above are available in English both through Viz Media and through Jump's own Manga+ app, not all manga are translated into English. Luckily for fans of the digital publication though, that's all about to change in 2023.

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Now, Shonen Jump News reports in a Tweet that all Shonen Jump+ series will be translated into English and released alongside normal Shonen Jump's manga on the Manga+ app. More than just translation though, Jump+'s manga are getting simultaneously published worldwide (except for China and Korea), meaning fans of Jump+ won't have to wait to read new releases from their favorite manga. All of this will begin in 2023.

All Shonen Jump+ App series will be officially translated and simulpublished at MANGA Plus starting 2023. pic.twitter.com/ybVtWs20i3

All of this isn't just exciting for Jump+'s