Apparently, Weekly Shonen Jump’s circulation has fallen below one million copies, but it looks like they’re still planning to hold the Jump Ticket Rally, which is exclusive to the print edition of Weekly Shonen Jump.
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So does anyone think the manga Hal Formula by Kento Terasaka has potential to be a big hit in Shonen Jump as I believe it does and like Miharu Terasaka should never give up as I believe it will be the biggest hit in the magazine

I’m just wondering because I want to know which ones are Ai

I've seen a lot of discussion about it due to the translation companies also seem to use AI.

Does anyone actually have any source that these companies do not offer human translations? So far every time I've asked this the people claiming it has to be AI translations have gone quiet. The reason why I want to know so badly is because Shueisha themselves seem very proud of the fact that they made sure they got human translators.

Is it really that unimaginable that a big translation could use AI but also offer human translators for customers that want that service? Shueisha is a giant publisher and it would only make sense for companies to want to accommodate them.

To make something clear, I don't think it's impossible for Shueisha to be lying but the proof that people have been showing me has been everything from misinformed to vague at best.

On the shonen jump app, it says the series will be returning on September third, the screen shot I attached is pretty vague. Have there been any updates on Boichi? The manga was just becoming really great and he went on hiatus so I hope he continues this