Shonen Jump

is a weekly magazine published by . It is responsible for serializing the One Piece manga—among many others—in its original, single-chapter form.
Since its inception in 1968, Weekly Shonen Jump has sold over 7.5 billion copies (with weekly circulation exceeding 6.5 million at its height in the 1990s), consistently ranking as the world's most popular comic-book anthology. It remains a particularly important outlet for new manga creators, many of whom—Eiichiro Oda included—developed their skills as assistants for its established creators.
==Format==
As its title suggests, Weekly Shonen Jump primarily targets the demographic of teenage and pre-teen boys, and trends toward series with majority-male casts and spectacle-heavy plots (though recent polls have indicated several of its series, One Piece included, may actually have majority-female readerships). In addition to One Piece, it has launched some of Japan's most iconic shonen properties, including KochiKame, Dragon Ball, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Rurouni Kenshin, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Naruto, Bleach, and My Hero Academia.
(In 2016, with the conclusion of the long-running KochiKame (and the migration of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure to an offshoot magazine some years before), One Piece became Jump's oldest active series. The closest contender, Hunter x Hunter, began in 1998 and publishes new material on an inconsistent basis).
The typical issue of Jump is between 450 and 500 pages long, containing around twenty different installments of manga interspersed with editorial features, celebrity interviews, advertisements, and other promotional materials (often for anime or video games licensed off one of its manga series). Its print quality is frequently noted to be "yellowed" or otherwise substandard, as it primarily uses recycled paper.
Every issue prints the first few pages of several different series in color; for One Piece, this usually manifests in the series' famed color spreads.
===Organization===
Jump famously reorganizes the order of its contents every week, following a combination of editor initiative and reader response. These are (imperfectly) reflected by each issue's table of contents:
*One series will be the feature, printed in color for its first few pages and placed ahead of all others. The issue's cover-art will usually—but not always—be focused on this series.
*Several series will be features, and also printed in color for their first few pages. These may be placed anywhere after the Lead Color feature; in some cases, they may even be the last feature.
*The remaining features will be printed in standard black-and-white.
When charting series popularities, fans typically focus on the black-and-white features' ordering, dismissing the color features' as purely editorial decisions. The exact accuracy of this metric is debatable; while most color features are promotional in nature (indeed, Jump traditionally features the first chapter of any new series as a Lead Color), and series that consistently rank last as black-and-white features are often ended within a few months, there have been notable exceptions to both patterns.
In any case, One Piece is almost always placed among the first four features of any given issue, colored or otherwise. It has maintained this dominance since at least the mid-2000s.
===Schedule and Numbering===
Jump typically releases new issues on Monday of each week, with semi-regular shifts to other days (most often preceding Saturdays) when the printing schedule is affected by "minor" holidays or other incidents. However, there are four "major" holidays that skip release entirely on adjacent weeks:
*, usually corresponding to the first or second week in January
*, usually corresponding to the last week in April or first week in May
*, usually corresponding to the second or third week in August
*, usually corresponding to the third or fourth week in December
Issues are indexed by year, each issue's cover being billed with a number (which resets with every new year) and a specific date; the issue that published the first chapter of One Piece, for instance, is billed as 1997's Issue 34 - August 4. Note that these, much like the of American comics, tend to be weeks or even months behind each issue's actual release date, with the "first" issue in any given year usually released in late November of the preceding year.
Any issues released immediately before major-holiday weeks are billed as "double" issues (e.g. Issue 4-5). This is purely to help the indexing process, and does not in any way promise extra material for the issue.
===Digital Release===
Notwithstanding a few special releases in 2011 and 2013, Shueisha began publishing fully digital editions of Jump with 2014's Issue 25 - June 2. These are released simultaneously with their print counterparts, and feature largely identical content; distribution occurs mainly through Shueisha's Jump Book Store and platforms, along with a number of third-party sellers.
==Publication of One Piece==
As mentioned, Jump began serializing the One Piece manga with 1997 Issue 34. Since then, the series has maintained steady weekly publication, running a chapter in a majority of the issues published in a given year. Eiichiro Oda started to take regular breaks around 10 years into the serialization, eventually reaching a total of roughly 10 breaks per year since 2013. These breaks are generally spread out throughout the year and almost never skip more than one issue at a time. There are currently four notable exceptions:
*A full month of vacation—skipping four consecutive issues—followed his completing the first half of the series in 2010.
*A second month-long hiatus—skipping four consecutive issues—at the conclusion of the Wano Country Arc in 2022.
*A third month-long hiatus—skipping four consecutive issues—in the summer of 2023 due to Oda undergoing eye surgery for his .
*A hiatus skipping three consecutive issues in the spring of 2024 for "scheduled maintenance" of Oda's body as well as material gathering and planning.
The following table presents the full publication history of One Piece in Jump. Note that all years are based on Jump's own indexing, which can differ from the actual year of publication (see Schedule and Numbering above).
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 	1997 	1998 	1999 	2000 	2001 	2002 	2003 	2004 	2005 	2006 	2007 	2008 	2009 	2010 	2011 	2012 	2013 	2014 	2015 	2016 	2017 	2018 	2019 	2020 	2021 	2022 	2023 	2024
1 	 	19 	67 	115 	163 	210 	256 	301 	347 	 	436 	480 	524 	566 	606 	648 	690 	 	769 	809 	848 	887 	926 	964 	 	1034 	1068 	1100
2 	 	20 	68 	116 	164 	211 	257 	302 	348 	392 	437 	481 	525 	567 	607 	649 	691 	730 	 	 	849 	888 	927 	 	998 	 	1069 	1101
3 	 	20 	68 	117 	165 	212 	258 	303 	349 	393 	438 	482 	 	568 	608 	650 	692 	731 	770 	810 	849 	888 	 	965 	999 	1035 	 	
4 	 	21 	69 	117 	165 	213 	258 	304 	349 	394 	439 	483 	526 	568 	608 	650 	693 	732 	771 	810 	850 	889 	928 	966 	999 	1035 	1070 	1102
5 	 	21 	69 	118 	166 	213 	259 	304 	350 	394 	439 	483 	526 	569 	609 	651 	693 	732 	771 	811 	850 	889 	928 	966 	1000 	1036 	1070 	1102
6 	 	22 	70 	118 	166 	214 	260 	305 	350 	395 	440 	484 	527 	569 	609 	651 	694 	733 	772 	811 	851 	890 	929 	967 	1000 	1036 	1071 	1103
7 	 	23 	71 	119 	167 	214 	260 	305 	351 	395 	440 	484 	527 	570 	610 	652 	694 	733 	772 	812 	852 	891 	929 	967 	1001 	1037 	1071 	1103
8 	 	24 	72 	120 	168 	215 	261 	306 	352 	396 	441 	485 	528 	571 	611 	653 	695 	734 	773 	813 	 	 	930 	968 	 	 	1072 	1104
9 	 	25 	73 	121 	169 	216 	262 	307 	353 	397 	442 	486 	529 	572 	612 	654 	696 	735 	774 	814 	853 	892 	 	969 	1002 	1038 	1073 	1105
10 	 	26 	74 	122 	170 	217 	263 	308 	354 	398 	443 	487 	530 	573 	613 	655 	697 	736 	775 	815 	854 	893 	931 	970 	1003 	1039 	 	1106
11 	 	27 	75 	123 	171 	 	264 	309 	355 	399 	444 	488 	531 	574 	614 	656 	698 	737 	 	816 	855 	894 	932 	 	1004 	1040 	1074 	
12 	 	28 	76 	124 	 	218 	265 	310 	 	400 	445 	 	532 	575 	615 	657 	 	 	776 	 	856 	895 	933 	971 	 	 	1075 	1107
13 	 	29 	77 	125 	172 	219 	266 	311 	356 	401 	446 	489 	533 	 	616 	 	699 	738 	777 	817 	 	 	934 	972 	1005 	1041 	1076 	1108
14 	 	30 	78 	126 	173 	220 	267 	312 	357 	402 	447 	490 	 	576 	 	658 	700 	739 	778 	818 	857 	896 	 	 	1006 	1042 	 	1109
15 	 	31 	79 	127 	174 	221 	268 	313 	358 	403 	448 	491 	534 	577 	617 	659 	701 	740 	779 	819 	858 	897 	935 	973 	1007 	1043 	1077 	
16 	 	32 	80 	128 	175 	222 	269 	314 	359 	404 	 	492 	535 	578 	618 	660 	 	741 	 	820 	859 	898 	936 	974 	 	 	1078 	1110
17 	 	33 	81 	129 	176 	223 	 	315 	360 	405 	449 	493 	536 	579 	619 	661 	702 	 	780 	 	860 	899 	937 	975 	1008 	1044 	1079 	1111
18 	 	34 	82 	130 	177 	224 	270 	316 	361 	 	450 	494 	537 	580 	620 	662 	703 	742 	781 	821 	861 	900 	938 	 	1009 	1045 	 	
19 	 	35 	83 	131 	178 	225 	271 	 	362 	406 	451 	495 	538 	 	621 	 	704 	743 	782 	822 	 	 	 	976 	1010 	1046 	1080 	
20 	 	36 	84 	132 	179 	226 	272 	317 	363 	407 	452 	496 	539 	581 	622 	663 	705 	744 	783 	823 	862 	901 	939 	977 	 	 	 	
21 	 	37 	85 	133 	180 	227 	273 	318 	364 	408 	453 	497 	 	582 	622 	664 	706 	 	 	824 	863 	902 	940 	978 	1011 	1047 	1081 	1112
22 	 	38 	86 	133 	180 	228 	274 	319 	364 	408 	454 	498 	540 	582 	623 	664 	707 	745 	784 	824 	863 	902 	941 	978 	1011 	1047 	1081 	1113
23 	 	38 	86 	134 	181 	228 	274 	319 	365 	409 	454 	498 	540 	583 	624 	665 	707 	745 	784 	825 	864 	903 	941 	979 	1012 	1048 	1082 	1113
24 	 	39 	87 	135 	182 	229 	275 	320 	366 	410 	455 	 	541 	584 	625 	666 	708 	746 	785 	 	865 	904 	942 	 	1013 	1049 	1083 	1114
25 	 	40 	88 	136 	183 	230 	276 	321 	367 	411 	456 	499 	542 	585 	626 	667 	709 	747 	786 	826 	 	 	 	980 	 	 	1084 	
26 	 	41 	89 	137 	184 	231 	277 	322 	368 	412 	457 	500 	543 	586 	627 	668 	 	748 	787 	827 	866 	905 	943 	 	1014 	1050 	 	1115
27 	 	42 	90 	138 	185 	232 	278 	323 	369 	413 	458 	501 	544 	587 	 	669 	 	749 	788 	828 	867 	906 	944 	981 	1015 	1051 	1085 	1116
28 	 	43 	91 	139 	186 	233 	279 	324 	370 	414 	459 	502 	545 	588 	628 	670 	710 	 	789 	 	868 	907 	945 	982 	1016 	1052 	1086 	
29 	 	44 	92 	140 	187 	234 	280 	325 	371 	415 	 	503 	546 	 	629 	671 	711 	 	 	829 	869 	908 	 	983 	 	1053 	 	1117
30 	 	45 	93 	141 	188 	235 	281 	326 	372 	416 	460 	504 	547 	589 	630 	 	 	750 	790 	830 	 	 	946 	 	1017 	 	 	1118
31 	 	46 	94 	142 	189 	236 	282 	327 	373 	417 	461 	505 	548 	590 	631 	672 	712 	751 	791 	831 	870 	909 	947 	984 	1018 	 	 	1119
32 	 	47 	95 	143 	190 	237 	283 	 	 	418 	462 	506 	549 	591 	632 	673 	713 	752 	792 	 	871 	910 	948 	 	 	 	 	
33 	 	48 	96 	144 	191 	238 	284 	328 	374 	419 	463 	 	 	592 	 	674 	714 	 	793 	832 	872 	911 	 	985 	1019 	 	1087 	1120
34 	1 	49 	97 	145 	192 	239 	285 	329 	375 	420 	464 	507 	550 	593 	633 	 	715 	753 	794 	833 	873 	912 	949 	985 	1019 	1054 	1088 	1121
35 	2 	50 	98 	146 	193 	240 	286 	330 	376 	421 	465 	508 	551 	594 	634 	675 	 	754 	 	834 	 	 	950 	986 	1020 	1055 	 	
36 	3 	51 	99 	147 	194 	241 	 	331 	377 	422 	466 	509 	552 	595 	634 	676 	716 	755 	795 	835 	874 	913 	951 	987 	1021 	1056 	1089 	1122
37 	4 	52 	100 	147 	194 	242 	287 	332 	377 	422 	466 	510 	553 	595 	635 	676 	717 	756 	796 	835 	874 	913 	951 	987 	1021 	1056 	1089 	1122
38 	4 	52 	100 	148 	195 	242 	287 	332 	378 	423 	467 	510 	553 	596 	636 	677 	717 	756 	796 	836 	875 	914 	952 	988 	1022 	1057 	1090 	1123
39 	5 	53 	101 	149 	196 	243 	288 	333 	379 	424 	468 	511 	554 	597 	637 	678 	718 	757 	797 	837 	876 	915 	953 	 	1023 	1058 	 	1124
40 	6 	54 	102 	150 	197 	244 	289 	334 	380 	425 	469 	512 	555 	 	638 	679 	719 	758 	798 	838 	877 	916 	954 	989 	1024 	 	1091 	
41 	7 	55 	103 	151 	198 	245 	290 	335 	381 	426 	470 	513 	556 	 	639 	680 	720 	759 	799 	 	 	 	 	990 	1025 	1059 	 	1125
42 	8 	56 	104 	152 	199 	246 	291 	336 	382 	427 	 	514 	 	 	640 	681 	721 	760 	 	839 	878 	917 	955 	 	 	1060 	1092 	1126
43 	9 	57 	105 	153 	200 	247 	292 	337 	383 	428 	471 	515 	557 	 	 	682 	 	761 	800 	840 	879 	918 	956 	991 	1026 	1061 	1093 	
44 	10 	58 	106 	154 	201 	 	293 	338 	384 	429 	472 	516 	558 	598 	641 	 	722 	 	801 	841 	880 	919 	957 	 	1027 	 	 	
45 	11 	59 	107 	155 	202 	248 	294 	339 	385 	430 	473 	517 	559 	599 	642 	683 	723 	762 	802 	842 	881 	920 	958 	 	1028 	1062 	1094 	
46 	12 	60 	108 	156 	203 	249 	295 	340 	387 	 	474 	518 	560 	600 	643 	684 	724 	763 	803 	 	 	 	 	992 	 	1063 	1095 	
47 	13 	61 	109 	157 	204 	250 	296 	341 	 	431 	475 	 	 	601 	644 	685 	725 	764 	 	843 	882 	921 	959 	993 	1029 	1064 	 	
48 	14 	62 	110 	158 	205 	251 	297 	342 	387 	432 	476 	519 	561 	602 	645 	686 	 	765 	804 	844 	883 	922 	960 	994 	1030 	 	1096 	
49 	15 	63 	111 	159 	206 	252 	298 	343 	388 	433 	477 	520 	562 	603 	 	687 	726 	 	805 	845 	884 	923 	961 	 	1031 	1065 	1097 	
50 	16 	64 	112 	160 	207 	253 	299 	344 	389 	434 	478 	521 	563 	604 	646 	688 	727 	766 	806 	 	885 	924 	 	995 	 	1066 	1098 	
51 	17 	65 	113 	161 	208 	254 	 	345 	390 	435 	479 	522 	 	 	647 	 	728 	767 	 	846 	 	 	962 	996 	1032 	1067 	 	
52 	18 	66 	114 	162 	209 	255 	300 	 	391 	 	 	523 	564 	605 	 	689 	729 	768 	807 	847 	886 	925 	963 	997 	1033 	 	1099 	
53 	 	 	114 	 	 	 	 	346 	 	 	 	 	565 & 0 	 	 	 	 	 	808 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Cover Gallery==
As a preeminent Jump property, One Piece has been directly featured on a number of its covers. These cover illustrations—almost always supplied by Eiichiro Oda—are frequently reused to illustrate the title pages (or back covers) of subsequent , and always reproduced in the Color Walk collections.
===Lead Covers===
Jump typically makes One Piece its Lead Color feature between four and seven times per year. These issues also reproduce a portion of the cover-art—usually cropped to focus on Luffy's face—on the spine.
1997 	1998 	1999 	2000 	2001 	2002
Issue 34Issue 46Issue 50 	Issue 17Issue 26Issue 29Issue 47Issue 50 	Issue 15Issue 24Issue 35Issue 37-38Issue 45Issue 49	Issue 16Issue 36-37Issue 42 	Issue 16Issue 33Issue 41Issue 44 	Issue 15Issue 37-38Issue 50
2003 	2004 	2005 	2006 	2007 	2008
Issue 13Issue 25Issue 32Issue 47 	Issue 14Issue 25Issue 43 	Issue 14Issue 39Issue 43Issue 48Issue 52 	Issue 13Issue 17Issue 24Issue 29Issue 47	Issue 13Issue 17Issue 26Issue 34Issue 43 	Issue 13Issue 29Issue 44Issue 49
2009 	2010 	2011 	2012 	2013 	2014
Issue 12Issue 18Issue 30Issue 53 	Issue 1Issue 2Issue 5-6Issue 16Issue 28Issue 44Issue 50	Issue 9Issue 25Issue 28Issue 45 	Issue 16Issue 47 	Issue 2Issue 3Issue 4-5Issue 13Issue 18Issue 28Issue 46Issue 49	Issue 30Issue 47
2015 	2016 	2017 	2018 	2019 	2020
Issue 10Issue 15Issue 30Issue 45 	Issue 1Issue 13Issue 18Issue 29Issue 33Issue 34Issue 47	Issue 1Issue 6Issue 15Issue 33Issue 42Issue 52 	Issue 18Issue 23Issue 34Issue 40Issue 47	Issue 17Issue 28Issue 34Issue 35Issue 44 	Issue 13Issue 19Issue 27Issue 33-34Issue 46
2021 	2022 	2023 	2024 	 	
Issue 14Issue 18Issue 33-34Issue 40Issue 45Issue 49	Issue 10Issue 18Issue 29Issue 35Issue 42Issue 49 	Issue 13Issue 25Issue 28Issue 34Issue 40Issue 45 	Issue 2Issue 13Issue 17Issue 34 	 	
====1997-2002====
====2003-2008====
====2009-2014====
====2015-2020====
====2021-2024====
===Ensemble Covers===
Covers that feature One Piece characters with other heroes from the magazine.
1997 	1998 	1999 	2000 	2001 	2002
 	Issue 4-5Issue 6Issue 22-23 	Issue 4-5Issue 6Issue 46 	Issue 3-4Issue 5-6Issue 21-22Issue 22-23 	Issue 3-4Issue 5-6Issue 19Issue 21-22 	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 22-23
2003 	2004 	2005 	2006 	2007 	2008
Issue 5Issue 6-7 	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 22-23 	Issue 3-4Issue 5-6Issue 13Issue 21-22Issue 36-37	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 21-22Issue 36-37Issue 42 	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 22-23Issue 36-37	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 18Issue 34Issue 37-38
2009 	2010 	2011 	2012 	2013 	2014
Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 22-23Issue 37-38Issue 48 	Issue 21-22Issue 36-37 	Issue 3-4Issue 5-6Issue 16Issue 20-21Issue 35-36	Issue 3-4Issue 5-6Issue 21-22Issue 36-37 	Issue 6-7Issue 22-23Issue 33Issue 37-38 	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 16Issue 22-23Issue 37-38
2015 	2016 	2017 	2018 	2019 	2020
Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 19Issue 22-23Issue 37-38Issue 48	Issue 3-4Issue 5-6Issue 21-22Issue 36-37 	Issue 2-3Issue 4-5Issue 21-22Issue 34Issue 36-37	Issue 2-3Issue 4-5Issue 6Issue 21-22Issue 33Issue 36-37	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 22-23Issue 36-37	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 23Issue 31Issue 36-37
2021 	2022 	2023 	2024 	 	
Issue 3-4Issue 5-6Issue 21-22Issue 36-37 	Issue 3-4Issue 5-6Issue 21-22Issue 34Issue 36-37	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 21-22Issue 33Issue 36-37	Issue 4-5Issue 6-7Issue 22-23Issue 36-37 	 	
====1998-2002====
====2003-2008====
====2009-2014====
====2015-2020====
====2021-2024====
===Joint Covers===
There have been four instances of a One Piece Jump illustration being split into multiple covers.
Shonen Jump 2009 Issue 53 and 2010 Issues 1 & 2 celebrate the premiere of One Piece Film: Strong World. The cover features the Straw Hat Pirates in their Strong World outfits as well as various animals from the film. This is the only instance of a triple joint cover to date.
Shonen Jump 2017 Issues 2-3 & 4-5 celebrate the anniversary year in which One Piece achieves 20 years of serialization. The cover features Luffy in the middle forming the number "20" with his fingers. He is surrounded by protagonists from other Shonen Jump series dressed as One Piece characters.
Shonen Jump 2019 Issues 34 & 35 celebrate One Piece achieving 22 years old serialization, the movie Stampede and the second act of the Wano Country Arc. The cover features Luffy in middle holding Nidai Kitetsu, with Zoro, Sanji, Nami and Robin on the left side, and Law, Sabo, Hancock and Lucci on the left. The Straw Hats are dressed in their Wano Arc outfits, while the other characters wear unique Wano-themed outfits.
Shonen Jump 2021 Issues 3-4 & 5-6 in 2021 celebrate Chapter 1000. The cover features Luffy with a crown that says "1000" on his head. He is surrounded by protagonists from other Shonen Jump series together with various One Piece characters drawn in the style of the protagonists' respective authors. The list of characters is the following:
*On the left:
**Krieg with Izuku Midoriya from My Hero Academia by Kōhei Horikoshi.
**Portgas D. Ace with Senku Ishigami from Dr. Stone by Boichi.
**Bellamy with Mash Burnedead from Mashle: Magic and Muscles by Hajime Kōmoto.
**Boa Hancock with Nariyuki Yuiga from We Never Learn by Taishi Tsutsui.
**Gecko Moria with Tachikaze Saga from Agravity Boys by Atsushi Nakamura.
**Tashigi with Boyle Samejima from Hard-Boiled Cop and Dolphin by Ryuhei Tamura.
**Gaimon with Tonkachi from Build King by Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro.
**Tony Tony Chopper with Taiyo Asano from Mission: Yozakura Family by Hitsuji Gondaira.
**Shinobu with Kotaro Ietani from High School Family: Kokosei Kazoku by Ryo Nakama.
*On the right:
**Shirahoshi with Asta from Black Clover by Yūki Tabata.
**Arlong with Yuji Itadori from Jujutsu Kaisen by Gege Akutami.
**Smoker with Andy from Undead Unluck by Yoshifumi Tozuka.
**Sugar with Matsuri Kazamaki from Ayakashi Triangle by Kentaro Yabuki.
**Lapahn with Magu Menueku and Ruru Miayanagi from Magu-chan: God of Destruction by Kei Kamiki.
**Sanji with Roboco from Me & Roboco by Shuhei Miyazaki.
**Benn Beckman with Sakamoto from SAKAMOTO DAYS by Suzuki.
**Nico Robin with Ko Hizuki from Our Blood Oath by Kakazu.
**Heracles with Moriking from Moriking by Tomohiro Hasegawa.
**Eustass Kid with Iori Katanagi from Phantom Seer by Kento Matsuura.
====Weekly Shonen Sunday Collaboration====
The cover of Shonen Jump 2022 Issue 34 forms a joint cover together with 2022 Issue 35. Shonen Sunday is a weekly shōnen manga magazine published by the publishing company . The joint cover was part of a collaboration between Eiichiro Oda and Gosho Aoyama, the author of Detective Conan (Case Closed). The illustration features Monkey D. Luffy and Roronoa Zoro with Detective Conan characters Conan Edogawa and Rei Furuya.
==Related Titles==
Due to its popularity, Weekly Jump has accrued many offshoot titles with different formats and target demographics. Most of these are irrelevant to One Piece, but several were responsible for publishing Eiichiro Oda's pre-One Piece one-shots, most prominently the later-canonized Monsters.
===Other Magazine Lead Covers===
==Translation and Dub Issues==
Since 2002, VIZ Media has maintained an English-language Shonen Jump title in a number of different formats:
*Initially, it was published as a that averaged between 300 and 400 pages per issue; its selection of series was somewhat different (and smaller) than its Japanese counterpart's, focusing heavily on those with preexisting anime adaptations. To compensate, it usually serialized multiple chapters of every ongoing series per issue, in addition to previewing many others (such as Rosario + Vampire) and running exclusive columns and interviews.
*In 2012, Shonen Jump was converted to the weekly, digital-exclusive Shonen Jump Alpha. This title was significantly more streamlined, and focused on series running concurrently in Japan, publishing single chapters two weeks behind their Japanese counterparts.
*In 2013, Jump Alpha was renamed Weekly Shonen Jump, its series having reached completely simultaneous publication with Japan. Shortly after, Viz began the Jump Start initiative, running three-chapter previews of every new series in the Japanese Jump.
*In 2018, Jump was completely discontinued as a singular title, and converted into an app holding a digital "vault" of virtually every series under Viz's license. This app remains the ongoing model, offering select material (typically the premiere and two most recent chapters of any series) for free and the rest for subscription.
One Piece was featured among the five series in Jump's premiere issue, and continued to be serialized through the title's entire print and digital runs. Initially, it lagged heavily behind the Japanese original, only finishing the Arabasta Arc in 2009. To address this, Jump (after summarizing the interim storylines in 2009's final issues) skipped to the beginning of the Impel Down Arc in 2010, and maintained serialization steadily enough to end its print run at the twelfth chapter of the Fish-Man Island Arc; with the digital conversion, it again skipped, re-beginning at Fish-Man Island's penultimate chapter.
In most respects, the Jump version of One Piece is identical to Viz's tankōbon version, apart from its larger pages and unconverted color material. Perhaps its only other notable difference is its use of Zoro in chapters printed before late 2004 (i.e. the beginning of the 4Kids anime).
==Trivia==
*To commemorate the series 20th anniversary being published in Shonen Jump magazine, the 33rd issue of the 2017 (that was released on the anniversary) used the same Luffy from the 34th issue of 1997 (that Chapter 1 was released on).
**Some manga chapters that were released in the 2017 33rd issue had a straw hat featured somewhere in its story.
*Coincidentally, Jump has used an eyepatch-wearing pirate as its primary mascot since its debut issue in 1968. This has been acknowledged by One Piece on at least two occasions:
**In 2013's Issue 6-7, to commemorate the magazine's 45th anniversary, several ongoing creators produced omakes of the Jump Pirate interacting with their own characters; Oda's featured the Pirate posing as Tony Tony Chopper's long-lost brother (in hopes of exploiting Chopper's commercial popularity).
**In 2018's Issue 33, to commemorate its 50th anniversary, every ongoing creator redesigned the Jump Pirate and placed it somewhere in their latest chapter; Oda's redesign was worn by a Beasts Pirates scout in Chapter 911.
==References==
==External Links==
*Official website (Japanese)
**English subsite (defunct as of 2019)
*Official Viz site
**Pre-digital Viz site (defunct)
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**週刊少年ジャンプ (Japanese)
*Jump Database
*Weekly Shonen Jump at Comicvine, featuring an extensive—albeit largely-unsourced—history of the magazine
**Shonen Jump (Viz edition) at Comicvine
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