>Kimetsu no Yaiba confirmed to be ending in May
>The Promised Neverland also ending this year
>Bokuben has 3 IF ending routes left and will probably ended after that
>Yunna also seems to be approaching an ending
>Haikyuu is close to ending and will be finished by the end of this year or next
One Piece will still be around for a little while longer, but will end eventually. Are any of the newer series capable of being a pillar for WSJ or filling in a spot made by these manga soon to be ending?
Kimetsu no Yaiba confirmed to be ending in May
Jacob Richardson
Noah Reyes
Bentley Hughes
Chainsaw already seems fairly popular for only running just over a year. Though I don't see it lasting in Jump longer than 120 chapters. Anime will probably make it blow up even more.
Benjamin Moore
The king will carry jump
Samuel Gray
Jujutsu has a good road ahead of it and the anime is sure to solidify it's stay among the top brass. As much as I like Chainsaw, I can't see it going over 150, maaaybe 200. Undead has a nice charm to it, I can see it prevailing dye to big series ending and it could get an anime soon. I feel in the next coming months we will get to know the next big hit, I'd wager September for them to show up
Jaxson Foster
No, SJ will now have to make solid shounen series with a definitive start to end instead of relying on One Piece. MHA is a good example of a horrible series that tried to modernize and dragged itself for too much.
Owen Cruz
I need to read the second chapter. I didn't find the first all that funny, but it was still amusing.
Nathan Jackson
Jujutsu Kaisen and Chainsaw Man will be the next big hits of WSJ. Act Age will also be a hit and while some of the new gag manga like Mitama or Agravity boys will maybe I'm sure success will be found among them too.
Jack Hernandez
The second chapter was better, it scratched that Saiki itch of "relevant, wacky parents" pretty well.
Luke Hernandez
With Haikyuu ending a new sports series is sure to be in the works, maybe from a returning artist for a safer bet. Jujutsu is filling in for supernatural adventures that Kimetsu is gonna leave open, so the next big hit will be either sports or comedy I think