US EditionHajime Isayama Rejected Shonen Jump’s Demands That Would’ve Changed Attack on Titan Significantly
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Hajime Isayama Rejected Shonen Jump’s Demands That Would’ve Changed Attack on Titan Significantly
Attack on Titan is a Shonen series, with a much darker premise than most. Most stories of this demographic and genre are published under Weekly Shonen Jump, undeniably the industry’s most popular magazine. However, Hajime Isayama found success under Kodansha’s Bessatsu Shonen Magazine instead. Why didn’t he go with the more popular publisher? Weekly Shonen Jump is the base for the most popular Shonen manga series, from One Piece to Kagurabachi. …
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