Jump no Tadashii Tsukurikata! (The Right Way to Make Jump!)

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Japanese: ジャンプの正しい作り方!

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 1

Chapters: 32

Status: Finished

Published: Sep 22, 2014 to May 25, 2015

Theme: Memoir

Demographic: Shounen

Serialization: Shounen Jump+

Authors: Sakurai, Takeshi (Story & Art)

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Score: 6.70¹ (scored by 210 users)

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Ranked: #13453²

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Popularity: #24721

Members: 460

Favorites: 1

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6.70

Ranked #13453Popularity #24721Members 460

MangaShounen Jump+Sakurai, Takeshi (Story & Art)

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Synopsis

Takeshi Sakurai is an average 30-year-old newlywed who gave up his dream of publishing a manga in the coveted Weekly Shounen Jump magazine. Four years after his aspirations were crushed, Sakurai receives a phone call from his former editor, MomiyaXX, who presents him with an opportunity to revive it.

The proposal stipulates that Sakurai will create a manga that reveals the behind-the-scenes processes that go into creating Japan's top-selling periodical. Though he feels like he is being forced to make the manga against his will, Sakurai's wife nonetheless cheers him on from the side. From creating the resin plates for the color-changing pages to binding them together, Jump no Tadashii Tsukurikata! illustrates how a single copy of Weekly Shounen Jump ends up on store shelves.

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Background

Jump no Tadashii Tsukurikata! was published digitally in English as The Right Way to Make Jump! by VIZ Media on June 25, 2019.

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Reviews

Oct 15, 2018

LavaoG

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (19/32 eps)

It is a very interesting manga if you are interested in the world of Jump. However, I do feel as if the manga sometimes diverges from the point and dwells into other things that are not as important (the onigiri joke got a bit tiring after a while).

It covers a lot of the questions we all have in a fun and and effective way. It is not avery bingeable manga and I do recommend you read it with another manga or otherwise you might get a bit tired of this one as it is a manga documentary.

Some characters are likeable and overall it is ...