![[Image] Weekly Shonen Jump's heyday has finally come to an end lol I won't accept any objections lol](https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1518770660439-4636190af475?w=800&auto=format&fit=crop&q=80)
[Image] Weekly Shonen Jump's heyday has finally come to an end lol I won't accept any objections lol
Hey, the Jump heyday debate has begun again. Even though it's a regular event on the internet, I love watching them fight each other every time.
This time, it seems that the decisive decision has been made that ``this is the golden age,'' so I've summarized everyone's opinions. Those who are so nostalgic that they shed tears, gather together!
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1: Anonymous if the wind blows
The heyday of Weekly Shonen Jump has finally been decided.
Image (*Imagine Dragon Ball, Slam Dunk, and Yu Yu Hakusho all lined up in your head)
Is there anything else besides this?
3: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>I won't accept anything else. The bug-like number of 6.53 million copies in circulation says it all. </span>
7: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>>>3 6,530,000 is how many Jump books are there now...? It's a medium of another dimension. </span>
12: Anonymous if the wind blows
Dragon Ball, Slam Dunk, Yu Yu Hakusho, The Adventure of Dai, Jojo, Nube.
What is this lineup? <span style='color:red;'>This will probably last me for 10 years now. </span>
19: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>>>12 Actually, back then, Jump was a "festival" every week. I was so looking forward to Monday that I was dying. </span>
25: Anonymous if the wind blows
But isn't Jump today also gorgeous with One Piece, Jujutsu, and Hero Academia?
30: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>>>25 It's gorgeous, but there's something different about it from the "abnormal amount of heat" back then. Back then, there was pressure just to see weekly magazines piled up in convenience stores. </span>
42: Anonymous if the wind blows
Honestly, I think it was at its best in the mid-90s when ``Rurouni Kenshin'' was added. I don't accept any objections.
55: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>>>42 Indeed. The excitement I felt when Ruroken was introduced and then ``Houshin Engi'' and ``Yu-Gi-Oh!'' started to be mixed in was crazy. </span>
68: Anonymous if the wind blows
In the end, I can only say that my heyday was when I was a junior high school student.
80: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>>>68 If you say that, it's over! ! lol But, as long as the numbers don't lie, it's an undeniable fact that the early 90's was the peak of the jump. </span>
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In the end, the 6.53 million copies wall was too high...
I was also one of those people who excitedly read Jump every week back then, and while it's certainly interesting to read Jump now, it makes me a little sad to think that I'll never get that feeling of ``everyone reading it'' back then.
When was your “golden age”? Go crazy in the comments!