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Weekly Shonen jump… a magazine that has been around for decades and has produced gems such as Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Death Note and so on. However, while the magazine has produced many beloved series there have been many that have not received the same treatment. This list will cover all of the weekly Shonen jump series that have gone undepreciated if and if not deserved, and ultimately were axed from the magazine. (Still working on list)

Here the mangas that have been canceled from 2015 onwards will be listed
the only rules are to have been canceled after 2015 onwards and to have more than 1000 members in MAL

Includes all recent mangas cancelled in the Weekly Shonen jump. Does not include on hiatus Mangas, cancelled mangas for ethical reasons (Act age), and transferred series.
I define a cancelled series as any manga ending due to low popularity early in its serialization. Since the list can only be by 50 the list spans from 2018 to 2023.


Although these mangas have been cancelled for lack of an audience or supporter by the Weekly Shonen Jump, this doesn't mean they aren't valuable. Some of these contain incredibly interresting premises, the first work of a soon-to-be big author or simply a fun read. The mangakas that published those works put a lot of energy and love into them; for that alone they deserve respect.

Most of the data come from: https://web.archive.org/web/20221229070144/https://www.shonenjump.com/j/rensai/

Worst rated manga according to MAL.

Series that failed to be popular enough in Japan and couldn't sell well enough to dig out of the hole.

Series that began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2020, ordered by start date.
12/02/2019 - 11/30/2020

Still ongoing:
Undead Unluck
Me & Roboco
Sakamoto Days

Most recently ended: Mashle (Issue #31 2023)

Changed publication:
Ayakashi Triangle (Jump+)

This is a list of all WSJ manga that started in 2020. This is based on the issue numbering and not actual dates. This includes series that released in the Digital version of WSJ.

Good/Promising series that were wrongfully cancelled.

The highest-viewed completed manga available to read on "MANGA Plus".