Weekly Shōnen Magazine

Part 316: The Great Teacher Is a Seeker, Not a Teacher: Great Teacher Onizuka and the Number the Lens Withheld

Part 59: The Silent Coup: How <em>Jump</em>'s Exclusivity Forged a Manga Empire

Part 291: Burned Completely White: Ashita no Joe and the Double Nine of the Perfect Ending

Part 285: The Triple Five: Vinland Saga and the Long Voyage Away From Vengeance

Part 37: The Unseen Chains: How the Freelance Mangaka Fuels the Serialization Machine

Part 36: The Unpaid Read: How Manga's Shrinking Shelf and Secondhand Hustle Reshape the Industry

Part 279: The Immortal Who Keeps Leaving: To Your Eternity and the Number of Restless Movement

Part 24: Shonen Isn't a Genre: Deconstructing Manga's Marketing Segments

Part 23: Who Actually Owns Naruto? Copyright, The Mangaka, and The Commercial Machine

Part 11: The Axe and the Pen: How Manga's Serialization Machine Chooses Its Endings

Part 1: The Nineteen-Page Treadmill: How the Weekly Deadline Forges Mainstream Manga

Part 184: Rebels, Riders, and Reckoners – Delinquency's Destiny in Manga

Part 179: The Ohkubo Flames: Soul Eater, Fire Force, and the Seeker's Number

Part 98: The Ring, the Soul, and the Numbers: Ashita no Joe, Megalo Box, and Rainbow

Part 79: The Quantum Laughter: Numerology of Gag Manga Legends

Part 69: The Unbound Fists: Reading Baki, Kengan Ashura, and Hajime no Ippo Through Numerology

Part 49: Dark Visions and Deep Cycles: Claymore, Devilman, and Dorohedoro through the Numbers

Part 43: From Pitch to Court to Diamond: Sports Manga's Distinct Vibrations

From Guild Bonds to Grimoire Dreams: Fantasy's Numerical Echoes in Fairy Tail, Black Clover, and The Seven Deadly Sins

Part 34: The Rival Publishers: Kodansha, Shogakukan, and <em>Weekly Shonen Magazine</em> through the Numbers