The Black Clover manga has decided to finally shift its platform from Weekly Shonen Jump to Shueisha’s Jump Giga magazine. While fans were worried about Yuki Tabata’s failing health and the indefinite hiatus of the manga, this comes as an important announcement that has significantly neutralized these concerns. With rumors spreading around about the hiatus, the only plausible option that Black Clover manga had was to change its studios to provide itself with lengthened periods for release.
Black Clover Manga – Shift from Weekly Shonen Jump to Jump Giga
The decision of Black Clover manga to shift from Weekly Shonen Jump to Jump Giga magazine comes after rumors spread about an indefinite hiatus. The producers and the mangaka finally reached a resolution to shift the manga to Jump Giga, which releases quarterly on an annual basis, meaning that the manga would only have four chapters every year.
Moreover, it has been announced that Jump Giga will feature the climax of the final arc, which is the Ultimate Wizard King Arc. This will focus on the final battles – Lucius vs Asta and Yuno, Yami vs Morgen, Mereoleona vs Morris, and finally Noelle vs Acier. While additional transfer details aren’t out yet, it can be anticipated the climax of the final arc will have more than one chapter and even longer ones than usual.
Black Clover manga leaves Weekly Shonen Jump – Yuki Tabata’s note on the shift to Jump Giga
Yuki Tabata, who is the creator of the Black Clover manga, recently conveyed through a handwritten note that due to specific health concerns, he could no longer keep up with the weekly serialization of Black Clover and has come to a conclusive decision. The shift was followed by the release of Black Clover Manga Chapter 368 on Weekly Shonen Jump, after which the personal message came along.
- The note describes how the weekly release deadline has had a lot of pressure on the mangaka and how it becomes hectic for a creator to provide a resolution to the story under such commitments.
- The increasing demand for a weekly release also had a mental strain on the mangaka, which he believed would lead to a possible declination in the quality of the narrative.
How would the shift of the Black Clover manga to Jump Giga change the dynamics of the plot structure?
The ongoing Black Clover manga which shifted to the Jump Giga magazine will also experience major changes. Some of these changes include the ongoing structure of each chapter. The upcoming chapters which will be serialized in the Jump Giga magazine will expectedly be 50 to 60 pages long. Moreover, it is highly anticipated that there might also be several mini-arcs, given that each chapter will release after a 3-month gap.
The Black Clover manga will also not end in just the next chapter. Given that the climax will now have an ample amount of time to be designed and crafted, it might be extended a bit by the mangaka. There will be a few long chapters to properly provide a resolution to the manga, giving the story an ending that it has always deserved and providing conclusive material for the Black Clover anime.
Conclusion
The shift of the Black Clover manga from Weekly Shonen Jump to Jump Giga comes as an aspiring announcement, which is not only hopeful for the fans but also domesticates the entire anxiety which revolved around the irregularities of the manga’s release.
Finally, one must remember that as the Black Clover manga leaves Weekly Shonen Jump, it has given a lot of satisfaction to the fans as they are finally content with the fact that the mangaka has preferred to consider his health over a consumerist deadline, making them hopeful that the final chapters will be filled with a fulfilling end.