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My Manga Journal (Retrospective #123): My Hero Academia

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By Shonen Jump
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Written & Illustrated by Kohei Horikoshi Score: 7 My Hero Academia is a series that shouldn’t need any introduction. There was a time when this manga was the shining beacon of Weekly Shonen Jump, a banner that helped re-establish the magazine as a hitmaker. It brought back shonen battle manga in a big way while avoiding a lot of the usual pitfalls, like overly drawn-out arcs and battles.
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Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is Now The Highest Grossing Anime Movie Worldwide

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By Chris Perkins, Shonen Jump
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It seems Demon Slayer Kimetsu No Yaiba just can't stop breaking records. The latest film in the franchise Demon Slayer Kimestu No Yaiba: Infinity Castle has already broken records in Japan, and has now gone on to do the same in the United States and the U.K. The film has now taken an estimated total of $555 million worldwide making it the highest-grossing anime film worldwide as well as the highest-grossing Japanese film worldwide.
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Detective Conan: One Eyed Flashback (2025)

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By Chris Perkins, Shonen Jump
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Just because an anime is big in Japan it doesn't always follow that it's big in the west- and vice versa. Some anime that are huge in their homeland don't make much impact in other parts of the world. Detective Conan, known internationally as Case Closed is an absolute blockbuster hit in Japan, but is more of a fringe concern in the United States and UK. The franchise started life as a best-selling manga, before becoming a long-running TV series (airing from 1996 to today).
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