1. Jujutsu Kaisen: After many bottom ranks, finally a great chapter for my tastes! When this guy fights, I finally can understand what is going on (maybe thanks to the anime), and the cliffhanger was very good even if it may be a trap. Well done JJK!
2. Akane-banashi: Zensho-sensei is probably the best heel in all of current Jump. And I mean "heel" in wrestling terms, like one that does everything he can to be hated as much as possible by the readers. In this sense, nobody is better than him on the magazine.
3. Sakamoto Days: I was hyped at how strong he is. The "Badass Grandpa" is often the coolest character of an action series, and Sakamoto is a fine example of this as well.
4. Psych House: Still very nice, apparently they decided to postpone the introduction of the other house guests in favour of reinforcing the main duo dynamic: that makes for an enjoyable second chapter. The fanservice gets a pass, I think it will be one time only and not a main theme of the series.
5. Blue Box: I'm sorry for the random guy in love of this chapter, I hope he finds the true love in his life. But it helped the main couple reaching a new level of lewd and finally holding hands in public.
6. Green Green Greens: I still think that these characters should learn to lose without falling in depression, but at least this chapter was good at exploring Yaesaki's thoughts. But if you are ruining your hands, then you should rest instead of golfing even more.
7. Undead Unluck: Now that the battle is over, it's time to regroup. I usually enjoy these kind of chapters. Strange twist at the end, it is something minor but also something that was never mentioned until now...seemed a little off.
8. Mission: Yozakura Family: When Yozakura meets One Piece in terms of multi-fight chapters that don't actually advance the plot. It is a narrative technique that I don't usually like and this was no exception.
9. My Hero Academia: This is over. A great moment for the series? Yes, if you were able to follow the arc properly as a true fan. I got confused even in this topical chapter, so I'll leave the enjoyment to those who truly deserve it.
10. Kagurabachi: Not much to say about this actually, apart that the "Zenitsu" of this series is very good at what he does.
11. Super Psychic Policeman Chojo: The "Chojo line" is higher than usual this week because this was ammitedly a funny chapter. Until the end I kept reading because I wanted to know what was the trick, and Cop-bot did a very good job and improved as a character. Nicely done!
12. Dear Anemone: As weird as it is, somehow I like this new rabbit scenario, even if obviously it arrived too late for it to really matter.
13. Astro Royale: After the exciting beginning, this is starting to play a very safe route with these fights that are only a display of tropes, battle-side and motivation-side. I need something that I don't expect.
14. Me and Roboco: The idea was not even that bad, but after a situation or two it got old pretty fast. At the beginning I thought it was a chapter about sexy Roboco but in reality everyone was sexy this week.
15. Kyokuto Necromancer: The first part was interesting, with this house full of secrets and the caretakers wanting to cooperate but not in front of the children. The second part leaves a bitter taste in my mouth because it enrouted the arc in a different and less engaging direction.
16. Witch Watch: After the first place of last week, this time the chapter wasn't the kind of fun that I like (it's difficult to explain). But my mind returned at when I retro-reviewed a very touching graduation speech in Sket Dance...Shinohara must love his graduation speeches.
17. Nue's Exorcist: Sorry fans, didn't like it this week. At first it was an Happy Birthday chapter and it already was uninteresting to me, then...sudden attack? Training arc abrupted? Have the guts to complete what you started.
18. Kill Blue: I lose interest when the sitcom takes over the action, with ideas in complete Detective Conan style (like the side-effect of the medicine). Hope this arc is over fast.
