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android and iOS links:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android&hl=en_US
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/shonen-jump-manga-comics/id594237344?mt=8
Hopefully that works.
Shonen Jump has the subscription you mentioned. But it's regionally limited, since Manga Plus is available in most regions it hasn't been able to make monetary offers yet.
Just a heads up, it is also on the official shonen jump app on android and iOS.
A membership is a measly 3 bucks a month, and that gets you all the way up to chapter 120 (though they do 'limit' you to reading 100 chapters max per day). Of course, if you live somewhere where getting physical copies is easy and you want to have them, then that's great, but otherwise, here you go.
Shonen Jump's (the magazine where MHA is published) official app. App Store link for iOS / ipadOS Play Store for Android
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There is an official Shonen Jump app for Android. You can read an issue there for around three weeks. Here you go. the app.. This is what I was referring to.
You can even use App like Tachiyomi(Pirated) or shoun jump( Available on playstore).
For Tachiyomi , use extension like Mangabox , MangaDex, MangaFreak , MangaHere.
:)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android&hl=en_SG
I was talking about this. Yes its from Viz Media and i felt it was good. TBH i don't like reading mangas online i would prefer if i could buy a physical copy but i know buying the whole volumes would be expensive for me so i always end up reading them online anyways.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android
Its a free app. I think it gives you the last 3 chapter of most stuff free but if you want access to the backlog its like 2 bucks a month.
I'm in the US. So it might not be in you place of residence.
100% Shonen Jump.
Latest 3 chapters are always free, otherwise you'll have to pay the $3.99 per month to read any chapters that aren't the first 3 or the latest 3. You can get a month of free membership, use that to read upto date and then cancel, then just read each chapter as it comes out and you'll be reading up to date on a legit service for free.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android&hl=en_AU
Viz Media are the official source, it does have a subscription of $3(AUD) a month, so not in the hundreds and once you've done reading you can cancel the subscription.
Shonen Jump app If it's not available, try Manga Plus
Mangaplus is just a showcase app. As such, it doesn't have anything but the first and last chapters of the featured manga.
You can check either the WSJ or the VIZ apps, and login with your info to access the backlogs. Apparently, the WSJ app is better rated.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vizmanga.android
Download Viz's Shonen Jump app. Contrarily to popular belief, it's not region locked. If you are able to download it, you can use it world wide.
For those wondering, the same applies to most manga as well, with the popularity of scanlations. Scanlations are translations by mostly professional teams who take jaoanese scans of the manga, and translate it and present it neatly. However, since manga is much harder to easily access across the globe (it's getting better), most people will opt to use apps/sites sich as mangarock or mangadex, where scanlations are posted. This doesn't support the industry/creator pf the manga, so it isnt great. If you really love a manga and want to support an author, my best recomendation would be to buy the volume releases. However, if you feel you have to keep up with weekly releases as much as possible, phone apps such as the Viz Media Shonen Jump app and Manga Plus by Shueshia are subscription services whihc have officially translated chapters around 2 days after their release in Japan. Between the two, I'd say the Viz media app is better. They're not incredible especially in terms of being super user friendly, but their catalogs are growing and you can directly support the manga indistry/authors with these apps, while also staying up to date with weekly releases.
i just checked my hd10 and it wont show up on my search list
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android&hl=en_US
is is the right one but some reason i cant get it to come up when i search for it
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edit , so yeah i found its not compatible one of the few apps that dont work i guess , i normally download all my manga's i read it with "comic screen - comic viewer" just add my own manga folder and boom G2G
Are you referring to this one?
If so, from what i remember it was just a somewhat simpler version of this app. It still identified users by part of the android ID (usually affixed to the device's hostname), probably tracked their activity for "promotional offerings" server-side and had the usual bunch of ad trackers from Google, Facebook and Localytics built-in.
Most of the observable differences i noticed revolved around it being completely under VIZ's control instead of Sheuisha's, actively being maintained by them and all while utilizing their own servers and CDN.
Their ToS was also written in a more elaborative context within the framework of US (Californian) law, with clauses that theoretically did allow the user to bargain for some of the data they wished to share (see for yourself). Unlike Manga Plus, which operates under the terms of a less permissive translated text, the original Japanese version of which always takes precedent.
You mean this one? Until now I never heard about it, because google is hiding it from me, since it is not available in my country. Like most of the things Viz media release, it is most likely USA only.
For me waiting (and discussions during waiting) were big part of Bleach. I was simply reading/watching Bleach for so many years, I don't mind now having to wait a week for more chapters.
You could download the app, and use free google rewards to pay for each issue :)
Hi, some other users has just asked that question so I'd like to link his post here. So I'd say that you can find an official link for the first three chapters here, it's free. But the colored version is a pretty good idea too.
If you read on tablets/smartphones, there is also the Shonen Jump App, you get a 7-day free trial and after that it costs you $1.99/month to get access to all the chapters from One Piece and a ton of others. But you won't even need to keep spending if you catch up with the series, as all the newest chapters are release for free on that official link I've shown you.
Anyway, hope you like it, it's a cool story with a pretty strong focus on world building!
I think the Shonen Jump app by Viz lets you buy the older issues (don't quote me on this tho)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android
They're all on the Shounen Jump app I believe: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android&hl=en_US
Might not be available in your area tho
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android
Here’s a link to the google play store page :)
I use this app. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android its £2 a month and has the official versions of most shounen manga
Shonen Jump app You get the latest three chapters free or unlock all of them for a $1.99 usd monthly subscription.
Shonen Jump is the only website/app where you can read all of the manga in high quality legally.
Το BookDepository σταμάτησε προσωρινά. Τα βρήκαν τελικά στα του εμπορίου και δεν θα έχουμε τελωνεία. Άλλα απ' όπου μπορείς να παραγγείλεις είναι τα ευρωπαϊκά Amazon (it, fr, de κλπ), το blackwells, το booksetc, kennys, κλπ. Γενικά βάζε το ISBN του βιβλίου που ψάχνεις στο BookFinder και θα βρεις μπόλικα κατά καιρούς.
Για σκαναρισμένα τα καλύτερα αυτήν την περίοδο κατ' εμέ είναι τα: Mangadex (Τεράστιος κατάλογος, λειτουργικό site, έχει λινκ για τον επίσημο εκδότη κλπ)
Tachiyomi (Ένα φοβερό ψαχτήρι που αναζητά σκαναρίσματα από όλες τις σελίδες σκαναρισμένων και στα βάζει σε μία εφαρμογή)
Shonen Jump for android (Έχει τεράστιο κατάλογο, είναι διαθέσιμα πάντα τα 3 πρώτα και 3 τελευταία κεφάλαια, και με μόλις 2$ το μήνα, έχεις πλήρη πρόσβαση παντού, ενώ τα χρήματά σου πάνε απ' ευθείας στους δημιουργούς που διαβάζεις).
Shonen jump subscription is cheap. Unlock 100 chapters a day. Download upto 7 days. Android app available in the link below:- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android
trust me, it's the same one:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android&hl=en_GB
Well in Japan, usually issues of the magazine are published every week or month (depending on the magazine's types) containing one chapter (more in very rare cases) of each of its serialized manga.
So people who want to read the latest chapter of some manga would buy the latest issue of the magazine the manga belongs to and read it. Although people usually follow the magazine as a whole and read most of its contents, so it's not like they buy Weekly Shounen Jump just to read One Piece.
Now worldwide, Viz tried to publish a similar magazine in English called Shonen Jump, but that failed. So they switched online, they release the latest chapters of not only Weekly Shounen Jump, but rather several of Shueisha's magazines including Shonen Jump+ and Jump SQ.
You can find these chapters for free on the Viz and Mangaplus websites and apps. Depending on where you are, Viz might be unavailable, but Mangaplus should be nearly worldwide.
Viz website: https://www.viz.com/
Viz app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android
Mangaplus website: https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/
Mangaplus app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.shueisha.mangaplus
Are you sure about that
Download Viz's Shonen Jump app. It works worldwide. Problem solved.
Hello /r/all. Welcome to /r/OnePiece.
You might have some questions, so let me answer a few of them :
> What is One Piece?
One Piece is a manga (a comic), created by Eiichiro Oda, it has been running for more than 22 years now. One Piece is also the top selling comic series from a single author.
It's the story of Monkey D. Luffy, who goes out at sea to become the Pirate King, the freest man in the world, but to do that, he will need to find the One Piece, the treasure left by the previous Pirate King.
> What's so special about this chapter? Why is it on the Front page?
It's a chapter that represent what One Piece is the best at, and loved for : World building. In this chapter we had informations about a number of important players in the One Piece world. Some of those information confirmed hints we had a long time ago.
And this information is so good, that everyone in the community is excited about it.
To give an idea, it would be like you just found out all of the best and your favorite actors and actresses in the world were involve in the same movie 40 years ago, and you had no idea at all.
> Is One Piece good?
Yes, but we might be a little biased here.
> How to read the series?
For this you can read it on Mangaplus, it has the first 3 and last 3 chapters for free. Other than this, you can take a subscription to the Shonen Jump app where you will have access to all the official chapters.
If you want to read it in colors, I would recommend Mangadex, as a good start.
I would also like to remind everyone to be nice in the comment section. And if you have more question, feel free to ask them, I would be glad to answer them.
Lastly, be sure to check our rules before commenting.
For our users, pay attention to rule 1 and 2, meaning no post about the chapter for 24h, and don't create spoilers. Don't ruin the experience for those that haven't read the chapter, or don't read the manga.
It's this one, right? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android
The 2018 Naruto Shinden Novels (Konoha : Steam Ninja Scrolls, Naruto : Family Day, Sasuke : The Teacher's Star Pupil, Shikamaru : A Cloud Dancing in Forlorn Falling Petals) are pretty recent so they don't have an official english translation yet so they are not for sale in the west but some users are still translating some of the chapters and you can find the translations here in r/naruto the 2018 novels takes place in Boruto and will get some animated episodes in february.
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And the older Naruto Shinden Novels are for sale and they have their official english translations, I don't know where you can buy the physical novels but if you want the digital ones you can buy them with the Official Shonen Jump App by VIZ Media, the app might be restricted in your country's google play so you might need to get the apk from a google search.
I found the app here.
Strangely none of my devices (Samsung Galaxy S2 and Nexus 7) are compatible.
Hmm is that so?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android&hl=en_US >The Shonen Jump app is your official and trusted source to read the world’s most popular manga and comics straight from Japan.
Edit: Dont see Mangaplus here either https://www.viz.com/apps