CATDOLL: What were the most popular anime ten years ago? JUMP series dominated the trend

If you ask comic fans who have been at home for more than 10 years, "Which work did you like most ten years ago?", what answers will you get? Recently, a Japanese netizen posted a magazine from ten years ago, and the rankings in it are amazing.

This Japanese netizen named "こまつつま子" dug up a fan magazine from ten years ago, which recorded the rankings of popular fan fiction, animation, comics and novels at the time, bringing back many people's youthful memories. Many works in the animation and comics sections are still popular today. If you look closely, you will find that classic works of the JUMP series are at the top, and many works are still unfinished today...

Popular animation list ten years ago

First, let's take a look at the "favorite animation rankings". Many of the works in it are still considered "masterpieces" today, such as "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion" and "Gundam SEED". "One Piece" and "Gintama" are still in the serialization stage, and the only one that has been completed is probably "Naruto".

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

Next, let’s look at the comics section. The rankings are also dominated by JUMP.

Popular comics (left) and novels (right) rankings from ten years ago

One Piece

Finally, there is the ranking of popular novels, among which there are some works that have not been completed to this day, such as the "Magic Series". In addition, the "Suzumiya Haruhi" series by Tanigawa Naru is still in a stagnation period, and it is unknown when it will be resumed. Fortunately, the latest issue of the "Twelve Kingdoms" which has also been stagnant will be completed this year.

Kino's Journey

Whether it is animation or comics, there are quite a lot of works from Shonen Jump. Among the top ten animations, seven works are from JUMP, which shows that JUMP was already very popular ten years ago. In the current situation where Naruto has ended, D-Gray-man has been on hiatus for a long time due to the author's illness and the serialization location has changed, and Gintama and Bleach have also entered the final chapter of the comics, can JUMP reach new heights?