CATDOLL: Who is the most popular supporting character in the history of "JUMP" and is the author's biological son?

In Japanese comics, especially boys' comics, there are always many supporting characters. However, some popular supporting characters have been competing with the protagonists since their appearance, and even surpassed the protagonists in popularity in some chapters. Recently, a Japanese website conducted a survey and poll to see who are the supporting characters who have stolen the most limelight from the protagonists in the history of JUMP.

Top 10 supporting characters in JUMP history who stole the limelight from the main character:

1. Rukawa Kaede, "Slam Dunk"

He is the main character in the Japanese anime "Slam Dunk". He is the ace player of the Xiangbei High School basketball team and plays as a small forward. In the comics, Rukawa Kaede has his own guard team and is definitely very popular. Haruko is also one of his admirers. Sakuragi is also angry but there is nothing he can do.

2. L: Death Note

L's real name did not appear in the anime plot, but was officially announced in the 13th volume of the manga special. In the work, he is from the House of Warmitz, the world's number one detective, and the world's three most famous detectives, L, Elder Cole, and Deneuve, are actually him. In Death Note, he and Yue are equally popular, and sometimes it is really hard to tell who is the protagonist.

3. Vegeta (Dragon Ball)

The tsundere Saiyan prince came to Earth to defeat Goku, and initially came to invade Earth, but later joined Goku and his team. In Dragon Ball Super, he seems to have completely become a funny character.

4. Atobe Keigo, The Prince of Tennis

An important character in the superpower tennis manga "The Prince of Tennis", his family is extremely rich, he is very powerful and very narcissistic. Of course, everyone can see his obsession with victory, and he is also very popular among fans of the second dimension.

5. Dio Brando, "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure"

One of the biggest villains in "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure", he runs through the first to sixth parts. Although his role is only in the first three parts, his influence continues to the sixth part, and he is one of the core characters of the entire comic series. Dio is cruel and ruthless, but he has a unique personality charm that can make all the villains in the world bow down to him, and he is called the "savior of villains."

6. Uchiha Sasuke (Naruto)

The second male protagonist in "Naruto", a genius ninja from the Uchiha clan of the Hidden Leaf Village in the Land of Fire. He has also been very popular since he was a child, but he seems very cold because of his family. When he was young, he witnessed the Uchiha clan being destroyed by his brother Uchiha Itachi, so he embarked on the road of revenge, but fortunately he finally came back in the end.

7. Killua, Hunter x Hunter

Born into a family of assassins called Zoldyck, he has been trained to be a killer without emotions since he was 3 years old. He has the best qualifications in the history of the family, but he is unwilling to follow the arranged path, so he ran away from home. He met Gon and his group during the hunter exam, became close friends with Gon, and began his adventure journey.

8. Yu Yu Hakusho by Hiei

Feiying was born in the Land of Ice, but was abandoned because he was a taboo child. In order to survive, he kept robbing and killing people. In order to find his sister and his own Ice Tear Stone, he asked the demon world plastic surgeon Shigure to transplant an evil eye on him.

9. Kurama: Yu Yu Hakusho

His true identity is a vicious thief demon fox from the demon world. After being chased by hunters, he escaped to the human world and merged with an unborn fetus to be born as the human Minamino Shuichi. He is friends with Urameshi Yusuke, Hiei, and Kuwabara Kazuma.

9. Ray, "Fist of the North Star"

Rei is a character in the manga "Fist of the North Star". He is one of the Six Holy Fists of the South Star, Fist of the South Star Water Bird, and the Righteous Star Man.