Those who follow Black Clover will already know that the manga left Weekly Shonen Jump to be published in another magazine. Then, the Japanese portal Myjitsu published an article related to this topic, leading some fans to discuss the consequences of producing a weekly manga.
Fans question Shonen Jump over Black Clover's removal from the magazine
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First, the article explains why Black Clover author Yuki Tabata left Shonen Jump to publish in Jump GIGA . According to Tabata, this change was necessary because his health is currently very poor, and he is no longer able to maintain the weekly schedule. However, the mangaka has been suffering from health problems due to overwork for several years. This is evident since his manga has been on hiatus several times in recent years.
Additionally, other manga artists, such as Kohei Horikoshi , the author of My Hero Academia , also experienced health issues during this period. As a result, fans began to respond to the Shonen Jump schedule. They are aware that it's very difficult to maintain a weekly rhythm as a manga artist, so the comments suggest ending this intense schedule.
Synopsis:
The story takes place in a world where magic is everything. Asta and Yuno are two orphans who were abandoned together in a church in Hage Village. They grew up together and promised each other that they would become the Wizard King, the most powerful of all wizards. However, they have very different personalities: Yuno is a naturally gifted magical prodigy, and Asta is the only person in the entire world who is unable to use magic.
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Source: Myjitsu
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