Jump Festa is the major event which takes place annually that dives into anime franchises that make up Weekly Shonen Jump’s regularly release publication. With Shuiesha responsible for the series including Dragon Ball Super, One Piece, My Hero Academia, and many more, new details have emerged regarding which Shonen franchises will have a place at this year’s Jump Festa. In the past, Jump Festa has revealed new details about the many Shonen franchise’s manga and anime adaptations, and we expect Jump Festa 2023 to be no different.
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Jump Festa 2023’s “super stages” will include some of the biggest Shonen franchises, with each of these properties most likely dropping new details when it comes to the future of their manga series, and their anime adaptations to boot:
- ONE PIECE
- MY HERO ACADEMIA
- BLACK CLOVER
- JUJUTSU KAISEN
- DEMON SLAYER
- DR. STONE
- SPY × FAMILY
- CHAINSAW MAN
- BORUTO & NARUTO
- PRINCE OF TENNIS
On top of these “Super Stages”, this year’s Jump Festa will also have a few stages marked “Super Stage Ex”, with the following franchises set to make their presence known at the Shonen Jump-focused expo:
- Bleach
- Kuroko’s Basketball
- Haikyuu
While Dragon Ball Super wasn’t mentioned in this new reveal, the fact that Goku is pictured front and center in the promotional image surely means that the Z-Fighters will have some role to play during Jump Festa. A number of the anime franchises featured on these stages are approaching their end, including the likes of My Hero Academia and One Piece, with Demon Slayer and Dr. Stone being examples of mangas that have already ended though their anime adaptations are still in full swing.
Jump Festa 2023 will be taking place from December 17th to the 18th later this winter, and while this event is taking place in Japan, the event has, these past few years, aired some of its stages online. Considering the sheer number of anime franchises being focused on during this upcoming Jump Festa, expect this to be one of the biggest anime events of the year.
Which Jump Festa Stage are you most looking forward to? What predictions do you have for the future of Shonen Jump? Feel free to let us know in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the world of Weekly Shonen Jump.
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