Hello, manga fans! We have some big news straight from Shueisha that's sure to shake up the manga . In a recent press release, the publisher announced a major staff change at the renowned Weekly Shonen Jump .
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Hiroyuki Nakano , who took over as editor-in-chief in July 2017, will pass the baton to Yu Saito , the current associate editor. Nakano, who was the 11th editor-in-chief in the magazine's history, has done an exceptional job over the years, succeeding Yoshihisa Heishi , who had been at the helm since 2011.
Nakano won't be leaving Shueisha entirely. He'll be taking on a new challenge as editor of Eiichiro Oda 's One Piece . This transition promises to bring a fresh perspective to the pirate saga we love so much.
Yū Saitō, who will now lead Weekly Shonen Jump, brings with him a wealth of experience and a fresh vision to continue the magazine's successful tradition. Fans can look forward to fresh approaches and, perhaps, exciting new titles under his leadership.
Therefore, a change in editor-in-chief is always a significant moment for the magazine, which is a true pillar of the manga industry. We look forward to seeing the new directions Weekly Shonen Jump will take under Saitō's leadership.
And you, what do you expect from this change? Leave your comments and let's discuss the future of our beloved magazine together! Until next time, everyone!
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Source: Mangas Brasil
