Summary
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Shonen Jump is investing in promoting new talent through awards and reality shows.
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New authors may have difficulty attracting attention to Shonen Jump+ due to competition with established authors.
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Jump is addressing the problem by creating a social media account to showcase new work and promote new talent.
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What does all this mean for Shonen Jump?
Shonen Jump now he's focusing even more on the new manga artists working for the magazine! Lately, I jump has invested in cultivating new authors: it is also promoting awards and reality shows to find new talent!
However, newcomers sometimes don't get the attention they deserve Shonen Jump+ platform: the winner of Millions of labelsa reality show created by I jump to find the next generation of talent, recently concluded, with less than a year of serialization. It seems that only the demand of high-profile creators, such as Tatsuki Fujimoto (The chainsaw man) and others, evaluating stories does not always mean that award-winning authors will be able to create hits.

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Does Shonen Jump need another “big three”?
With many Jump titles ending serialization, many people are wondering what the “next big three” would be. But does Jump really need another “big three”?
Another problem is that there are too many series on Jump+ and it's difficult to compete with established authors, no matter how good you are. This is probably the problem Shonen Jump is addressing with the creation of the Jump Fresh author's Manga One-Shots social media accountwhich also redirects users to the “newcomers section” of the Jump site.
Newcomer Manga Account Objective
According to the account description on X (formerly Twitter), it intends to publish award-winning work and one-shots from the magazine's new artists. It also encourages users to submit their work, using the official website. AS, the goal is to promote these new talentsand posts from this account will likely be reposted by other officials I jump accounts.
Their first post promotes one of those new jobs:
What does all this mean for Shonen Jump?
Well, it could be a sign that newcomers aren't getting the same attention Shonen Jump might have initially expected. On the other hand, it is also natural that the magazine creates spaces to try to promote these new authors, since, as already mentioned, Jump services contain too many series, so attracting the attention of readers is difficult (and even more difficult for new authors). .
This doesn't necessarily mean that Jump editors are concerned about the average performance of these new authors, although they do Could be be, as many readers have said that many new series tend to be canceled early.
However, as the manga industry is changing, I jump that appears to be changing, as we likely won't experience anything like the magazine's so-called “Big Three Era” in the foreseeable future, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, as it appears the magazine is investing in diversifying its titles.
Source: X (formerly Twitter)