Disney’s interest in a potential My Hero Academia/Marvel Superheroes crossover resulted in a deal buying both Weekly Shōnen Jump and Weekly Young Jump magazines from Shueisha Inc. for 17 billion dollars. Insiders call it Disney’s first step in assuring the superhero craze remains popular on every continent on Earth in the foreseeable future.
According to a Disney spokesperson, “Our plans are to establish separate animated universes leading to multiple direct-to-video team-up movies.” My Hero Academia mangaka, Kōhei Horikoshi, is reportedly still doing back flips throughout his office after hearing the news.
Along with My Hero Academia characters fighting alongside the likes of The Avengers and the X-men, rumors of other projects surfaced including a Ducktales x Darkwing Duck x Hunter x Hunter animated movie, The Muppets meets Rozen Maiden movie, and a live action One-Punch Man Netflix series.
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9 replies on “2D News: Disney Buys Weekly Shōnen Jump”
I’m shitting myself…………That means they own some control of Dragon Ball Z as, well.
20l9??
Never. It’s a joke. 🙂
A joke that the Anime Man fell for (Re: Trash Taste #32)
lol even the anime man fell for this article
bro im here from that lmao
Who else looked this up after watching the trash taste podcast?
yup- still wondering if joey just got jebaited or if its true lmao
Me XD Hahahaha.