As per the announcement made in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump 2023 issue 18, the creators of Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma and Kuroko's Basketball are set to release a few new manga in the upcoming issues of the magazine.Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma was written by Yūto Tsukuda and illustrated by Shun Saeki. Meanwhile, Kuroko's Basketball was created by Tadatoshi Fujimaki. Both sets of manga creators will be dropping their new series, alongside two other manga series that are slated for release in Weekly Shonen Jump soon.Food Wars and Kuroko's Basketball creators are set to launch their new manga in April 2023Kushi@KushiKuritikaruIssue 19 PreviewCover & LCP - Tenmaku Cinema (new series by Food Wars duo)Color Pages - Blue Box, Undead Unluck, Witch WatchOne Piece returnsBlack Clover on break4 new series are starting (Food Wars duo 19, Kuroko Basket mangaka 20, Bone Collection mangaka 23, newbie 24)81Issue 19 PreviewCover & LCP - Tenmaku Cinema (new series by Food Wars duo)Color Pages - Blue Box, Undead Unluck, Witch WatchOne Piece returnsBlack Clover on break4 new series are starting (Food Wars duo 19, Kuroko Basket mangaka 20, Bone Collection mangaka 23, newbie 24) https://t.co/C7kXLC1PQWWith the release of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump 2023 issue 18 on Monday, April 3, 2023, the magazine announced four new manga series, with two of them set to start serializing this month.As per the announcement, Food Wars! Shougeki no Souma creators, story writer Yūto Tsukuda and artist Shun Saeki are set to launch a new manga titled Tenmaku Cinema. The manga series is set to start serialization from issue 19 of the magazine on Monday, April 10, 2023. The manga will follow the story of a movie-loving high school student named Hajime.Manga Mogura RE@MangaMoguraRE"Kuroko no Basket" creator Tadatoshi Fujimaki will start a new series manga titled "Kiruao" in the upcoming Weekly Shounen Jump issue 20/2023 out April, 17.1080225"Kuroko no Basket" creator Tadatoshi Fujimaki will start a new series manga titled "Kiruao" in the upcoming Weekly Shounen Jump issue 20/2023 out April, 17. https://t.co/XIZr651ZYOAfter releasing his one-shot manga Kitsune Biyori no Konjirou in 2020, Kuroko's Basketball manga creator Tadatoshi Fujimaki is set to launch a new action-comedy manga called Kiruao in the 20th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump magazine on April 17, 2023.Later in the month of May, Bone Collection manga creator Jun Kirarazaka will be launching the Doretry manga in Weekly Shonen Jump's 23rd issue on May 8, 2023. It is set to be a historical sports series revolving around boxing.Following that, newbie manga creator Kōta Kawae will also be launching the Nue no Onmyōji (Nue Diviner) manga in the 24th issue of WSJ on May 15, 2023. The manga series will be based on supernatural demon exorcist battles.Manga fans react to the announcementsyggdrasil@yggdrasil1443@WSJ_manga Kind of mixed about this.Shun saeki's return is pleasing ig. Kuroko's author hasn't really had any "immense" success since kuroko itself.Bone collector was stupid and seeing the author back is ehhh.Time does its telling but based on previews can only see saeki's work live.19@WSJ_manga Kind of mixed about this.Shun saeki's return is pleasing ig. Kuroko's author hasn't really had any "immense" success since kuroko itself.Bone collector was stupid and seeing the author back is ehhh.Time does its telling but based on previews can only see saeki's work live.Even before the four manga series have been released, fans are expressing their apprehension and doubts about them, as they start betting on how quickly each of these manga will be canceled by the magazine. While there is some hype for Food Wars! Shougeki Souma's creators Yūto Tsukuda and Shun Saeki's Tenmaku Cinema, fans do not seem too thrilled by the return of the Bone Collection manga creator.lel@RealDeze3D@WSJ_manga Giving the bone collection author another chance is crazy lmao7@WSJ_manga Giving the bone collection author another chance is crazy lmaoJaime VOJJ🇺🇦🇪🇦@kgw_72@WSJ_manga Wait, they are giving a second chance to Bone Collection but Mitama's Tsurun should remain in Jump+?1@WSJ_manga Wait, they are giving a second chance to Bone Collection but Mitama's Tsurun should remain in Jump+?ShadowBoy28@Boy28Shadow@WSJ_manga Wait hold up, Kiruao? From that one shot at the top right corner?! LESSGOOO8@WSJ_manga Wait hold up, Kiruao? From that one shot at the top right corner?! LESSGOOOTech von Magister@TVM_Technomage@WSJ_manga Anyone wants to bet how long these will last?@WSJ_manga Anyone wants to bet how long these will last?Jun Kirarazaka's Bone Collector was previously serialized in the magazine, and after a 15-chapter-stint, the manga was canceled by the magazine. Having witnessed the poor performance of the manga, fans aren't quite sure why the manga creator is getting a second chance in the magazine.However, fans were glad that Fujimaki was getting another chance after the cancelation of Robot x Laserbeam back in June 2018.