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| Google Play ID | jp.co.shueisha.mangaplus |
| Category | Entertainment |
| Version | 2.6.2 |
| Size | 92 MB |
| MOD Features | Premium |
| Requires | Android 8.0 |
| Price | |
| Free | |
| Content Rating | |
| Everyone | |
| Internet Required | |
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MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA solves a familiar frustration for manga fans: waiting days or even weeks for an official translated chapter while the raw Japanese version has already been out for a while. The app releases new chapters at the same time as Japan, wiping out a delay that used to be standard across most official manga reading platforms.
The app is developed and operated directly by Shueisha, the publisher behind Weekly Shōnen Jump, and is available worldwide except in Japan, China, and South Korea, markets that already have their own dedicated services like Shōnen Jump+. MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA publishes translated chapters from Weekly Shōnen Jump, a large portion of content from Shōnen Jump+, plus some manga from Jump Square, Weekly Young Jump, Tonari no Young Jump, and V Jump, bringing much of Shueisha’s publishing lineup into a single app. Popular titles include One Piece, Chainsaw Man, Jujutsu Kaisen, My Hero Academia, and Dandadan, alongside newer additions the platform brings in over time.
Reading on the app is fairly direct: no account is required to start reading right away, just pick a manga from the main tab and choose a chapter. For ongoing series, the app offers the first three chapters and the newest three for free, which lets readers test out a new series without paying while still keeping up with the latest weekly releases. The app supports reading in English and several other languages depending on the title, including Vietnamese, though language availability varies by series and region.
For currently running series like SPY x FAMILY, Kaiju No.8, and Kagurabachi, the app lets readers go through all released chapters once for free, making it possible to catch up on a story missed from the start without paying immediately. For anyone who wants unlimited, ad-free reading, the MANGA Plus MAX plan unlocks over 17,000 English chapters from anywhere in the world, which suits rereading long-running series like One Piece from the beginning.
Some feedback notes that ads on the free version can occasionally open an external website mid-read, which is a jarring interruption the developer appears to still be addressing through updates. Even so, bringing together so many of Shueisha’s flagship titles in one place is what makes the app hard to replace with other manga reading platforms.
It’s worth using the first three free chapters to test out a new series before committing long-term, since this preview approach makes it easy to judge the art style and pacing without spending anything. For series being followed weekly, turning on per-title notifications helps avoid missing a new chapter drop instead of manually checking the app. Anyone planning to reread a long series from the start should consider MANGA Plus MAX rather than trying to stretch the one-time free catch-up read, since the MAX plan fits sustained, chapter-after-chapter reading better.
Overall, MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA suits anyone who wants to read manga legally and as close to real-time as possible, rather than relying on unofficial scanlation sources of inconsistent quality. Simultaneous release with Japan and a lineup pulling from across Shueisha’s major publications are strengths hard to match elsewhere, even though the ad experience on the free tier still has some rough edges. It’s a top choice for anyone following major series like One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen, or My Hero Academia.