Cover
by Kentaro Itani

A brand-new JUMP START series debuts in this week's issue—Takuan & Batsu's Daily Demon Diary by Kentaro Itani! Itani Sensei is without a doubt an incredibly talented artist. Need proof? Then look no further than this week's cover, featuring the two main characters standing in front of backgrounds that represent their respective personalities perfectly!

Takuan & Batsu's Daily Demon Diary
by Kentaro Itani

Poor Takuan. All he wants is a normal life free from complications and unexpected surprises. He treasures the everyday like it's the greatest jewel in the world. But that jewel gets taken away from him by a most unexpected visitor...the feisty Batsu, the lord of the underground's only daughter! The untimely murder of her father, King Enma, has left Hell in a state of chaos, with demons invading the human world, and Batsu's determined to restore order! With the help of Takuan of course!

My Hero Academia
by Kohei Horikoshi

All for One is scary. Even if I saw the guy walking down Market Street in San Francisco, I'd be scared. In fact, I'd probably go outta my way to cross the street to make sure he's on the other sidewalk. And to give you an idea on just how powerful he is, he's fighting All Might...by himself...and from the looks of things, he's winning! But All Might does have a handicap when fighting this malicious villain...Bakugo's safe recovery!

Food Wars!
story by Yuto Tsukuda, art by Shun Saeki, contributor Yuki Morisaki

Deer me! I had no ideer about the outcome! That's really messed up, doe. I mean, fawn over that guy's food all you want, Soma's still king in my book! While Soma is taking on Central's top chef, Central's still taking out the cooking societies one-by-one, but there are a few surprises going on in some shokugeki battles...

Hunter x Hunter
by Yoshihiro Togashi

Can this fight get even more epic? Chrollo's really taking it to Hisoka, using all sorts of trickery and strategy to confuse and stun the seasoned fighter. But, despite all the obstacles and drawbacks in his way, Hisoka is...truly happy! Only a battle-hungry nutter like Hisoka can find beauty in Chrollo's systematic and deliberate methods to take him out. Will all that extra, loving attention Hisoka pays to Chrollo's battle prowess help him flip the script at the end? Or is he doomed to drown himself in a sea of pain and happiness?!

Toriko
by Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro

You know how people claim to see God in near-death experiences? Well...though this isn't quite the same, Toriko and friends are literally in the presence of God as the world crumbles around them! God takes on the form of an incredibly strong frog-like creature, easily swatting away Toriko's attacks. And now the situation is even more dire with the appearance of both Neo and Joie!

Bleach
by Tite Kubo

What a setup! Both in terms of trapping Ichigo and getting us ready for the ultimate clash—Ywach versus Ichigo! The two finally face off, but are they really fighting as equals?!

World Trigger
by Daisuke Ashihara

Way to go Osamu! You're not completely useless on the battlefield! Though Osamu's always been pretty good at setting up strategies and getting the team organized, he's been a bit of a liability when it comes to actual fighting. Tapping into his inherent SJ-characterness, Osamu trains hard and levels up by learning a new skill! And ho boy, what a useful skill it is!

Nisekoi
by Naoshi Komi

Off to the Tenku Highland we go! Raku and friends have tracked Chitoge down at the place where it all started! The whole gang's getting ready to meet her down there. And this time around, Raku knows who he loves and is prepared to make a confession. But first, he wants to make things right with Chitoge...

Black Clover
by Yûki Tabata

Asta and his fellow Black Bull mages must prove themselves to the denizens of the Underwater Temple. And they better do a good job too or else Captain Yami's gonna have the whole company swimming with the fishes...

Extras:  Author Comments, Nihongo Lesson

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by Jethro Beaver