Manga artist Hideaki Sorachi, famously known for "Gintama," hasn't had a serialized work since the series concluded in 2019. But get this: the 18th issue of "Weekly Shonen Jump," released today (March 30), officially announced his new series after a seven-year hiatus: "2-nen B-gumi Yūsha Destroyers" (Class 2-B: Hero Destroyers), set to kick off in the 21st issue, hitting shelves on April 20!
The official announcement also revealed that "Weekly Shonen Jump" will be launching three new series simultaneously starting in April. Color illustrations for all three works have already been unveiled.
■ Jump's April New Series Lineup
First Up: Mitsutoshi Nakamura's "Roku's Strange House" (April 6)
Mitsutoshi Nakamura is a seasoned author, having previously serialized "Kurokuroku" and "AGRAVITY BOYS" in Jump.
Next Up: Masayoshi Satosho's "Natsu to Hotarukago" (Summer and the Firefly Cage) (April 13)
Masayoshi Satosho previously serialized "Momiji no Kiseki" (Maple Chess Season) in 2018.
Finally: Hideaki Sorachi's "2-nen B-gumi Yūsha Destroyers" (Class 2-B: Hero Destroyers) (April 20)
While the story synopsis hasn't been revealed yet, the sheer fact that Hideaki Sorachi is launching a new series is huge news! We're definitely hyped to see what he'll cook up this time.
via： 少年JUMP官網