Cover
art by Eiichiro Oda

Twenty years. Two decades. One score. No matter how you put it, it has been quite an incredible ride with Eiichiro Oda! And One Piece looks like it could go on for another twenty more...at least! It's almost as if Luffy has the whole manga world in his hands...much like this cover where he's holding the JUMP pirate logo for all of us to see. Thank you Oda Sensei and here's to more epic chapters of One Piece in the future!

My Hero Academia
by Kohei Horikoshi

Now that is how you start out a chapter...with an absolutely stunning color spread! As for the rest of the chapter, it's been heart-wrenching to see Kirishima's struggles when he was younger and how he wants to make amends for his cowardly actions in the past. But honestly speaking, what young kid out there has the nerve to stand up to a criminal, especially a monstrous one! Aside from that, Kirishima has really proved his worth in this incredible battle against the brawler Rappa, who even recognizes and respects his manly spirit!

One Piece
by Eiichiro Oda

Wedding Cake! I'd be pretty peeved too if someone stomped all over my wedding cake. But I'm not sure I'd throw a tantrum on the scale of Big Mom's... And the whole island better act quick, because once she's in a rage, she'll devour anyone/thing in her path, no matter if its family, friend or foe.

Robot x Laserbeam
by Tadatoshi Fujimaki

Robo's dogged determination is inspiring even his seniors in the golf club! Even though they're all fired up now, they're still in for quite the match since their opponents are no slouches themselves. Fore!

Black Clover
by Yûki Tabata

Popularity poll results are in! You can check out who is the most popular character in Japan, and then compare it to who is popular over here! Oh, and you can also read a great chapter as well!

Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma
story by Yuto Tsukuda, art by Shun Saeki, contributor Yuki Morisaki 

Kuga faces quite the challenge, taking on first-seat Tsukasa in a battle using tea leaves as the theme ingredient. At first it appears that Tsukasa has the advantage over Kuga in this battle, but the resistors have great teamwork that nullifies that advantage somewhat. But, in the end, it'll all come down to taste and whose food can rip the judges' clothes off in the most garish fashion possible!

Hunter x Hunter
by Yoshihiro Togashi

Brain. Prepare to melt in 3...2...1! What an incredibly tense chapter! And not tense in the sense that someone is in physical danger. It's a psychological showdown with the other princes on board! And Kurapika better make sure he's making all the right reads and decisions when it comes to dealing with these princes, because one false misstep...

The Promised Neverland
story by Kaiu Shirai, art by Posuka Demizu 

The kids are trapped inside the demon world...no!!! But there's hope! The two friendly demons that have saved their lives will guide them out of the forest and hopefully closer to meeting the enigmatic Mr. Minerva, who might hold the key to getting them over to the human world...yay!!!

We Never Learn
by Taishi Tsutsui

Misunderstandings. It creates conflict and despair. Evokes feelings of panic and terror. Nations have been at odds because of this. Families broken. Lovers quarrel. And in We Never Learn, it's causing Furuhashi all kinds of grief, especially because it involves her and Yuiga!

Dr. Stone
story by Riichiro Inagaki, art by Boichi

Get excited! Senku's found an inhabited village, but the denizens have a very primitive and rudimentary sense of science (which they call "sorcery"). Undeterred by their ignorance, Senku is in fact super excited, since this is a clean slate through which he can begin his new civilization based on the principles of science! Now all he has to do is convince a whole village that his way is the right way for humanity's future!

One-Punch Man
story by ONE, art by Yusuke Murata

Suiryu is a martial arts genius. He's won all kinds of tournaments and barely has to break a sweat in a fight. But this time around, he's not dealing with other martial artists...er, at least in human form. He's dealing with a whole gang of monsterized fighters, each of whose fighting prowess is multiplied many times over thanks to the monsterization process!

Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V
original concept by Kazuki Takahashi, production support by Studio Dice, story by Shin Yoshida, art by Naohito Miyoshi, duel compositing by Masahiro Hikokubo

Yuya's duel against Ren is finally over! Even though Yuya's the victor, the many questions he has are still left unanswered. What is Adam? Who in tarnation is Eve? And G.O.D. does what?! Find out!

Extras: Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Feature, Author Comments, Nihongo Lesson.

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by Jean Claude van Bain