But the anniversary celebration does have some unfortunate flaws.
Jump Force attempts to take half a decade’s worth of content and turn it into a 3D-brawler that fans of all ages can enjoy, and in many ways, it succeeds in doing just that. Now Shonen Jump is getting a game of its own to celebrate its prolific career thanks to Bandai Namco. These manga have gone on to be redone as animes and many of them have spawned video game series of their own. The publication is known for printing some of the most popular franchises to date including Dragon Ball, Naruto, and One Piece. For 50 years the manga magazine Shonen Jump has been influencing pop culture in its native Japan and beyond.
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