Weekly Shonen Jump has undeniably left an indelible mark on the anime world. The magazine, renowned for its action-packed series known as “Shonen,” has recently revealed the top ten highest-selling titles that originated within its pages.

While some entries may come as no surprise, there are bound to be a few unexpected contenders on this prestigious list.

For those unfamiliar with the origins of this iconic manga publisher, Weekly Shonen Jump made its debut in 1968. Since then, it has amassed billions of copies in sales, playing a pivotal role in introducing some of the most iconic anime to audiences worldwide.

It’s hard to imagine anime without the influence of Shueisha’s platform, which has catapulted numerous classics to fame.

As major shonen franchises like One Piece, My Hero Academia, and Jujutsu Kaisen approach their anticipated conclusions, all eyes are on the horizon, eagerly awaiting the emergence of new stories destined for greatness within the pages of this regularly released publication.

Here are the heavy hitters according to Weekly Shonen Jump’s latest ranking, along with their impressive sales figures:

1. One Piece – 516,566,000
2. Dragon Ball – 300,000,000
3. Naruto – 250,000,000
4. Slam Dunk – 170,000,000
5. Kochikame – 157,200,000
6. Demon Slayer – 150,000,000
7. Bleach – 130,000,000
8. JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure – 120,000,000
9. Fist of The North Star – 100,000,000
10. My Hero Academia – 100,000,000

With anime experiencing a surge in popularity worldwide, it’s unlikely that Weekly Shonen Jump will lose its relevance anytime soon.

Furthermore, other manga publishers are finding diverse genres, contributing to what can be considered a golden age for anime enthusiasts in modern times.