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A Shonen Jump Series is Coming to an End Right After Its Anime Debut
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Unfortunately, the time has come once again to bid farewell to another Shonen Jump entry, with this manga story recently releasing an anime adaptation from Production I.G.
Following the success of the series, Shonen Jump decided to pick up the series as a manga, with creator Kappi coming along for the ride in creating this remake.
While not focusing on world-ending battles, the Shonen Jump series follows an interesting story of two creators who find themselves in competition with one another that pushes forward their respective creativity.
Ironically enough, the anime series isn’t the first time that Eren the Southpaw hit the small screen.
Via Shonen Jump News