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Jump manga arcs fans want to see adapted as movies

Fans Demand Jump Manga Arcs to Hit the Big Screen | New Comments Fuel Adaptation Debate

By

Lucas Martinez

Oct 24, 2025, 12:44 PM

Edited By

Omar Al-Farsi

Updated

Oct 24, 2025, 08:32 PM

2 minutes (approx.)

An artistic representation of popular Jump manga characters with film reels and a cinema background, showcasing scenes from fan-favorite arcs that fans want to see adapted into movies.
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A growing coalition of fans is pushing for various manga arcs from Jump series to receive cinematic adaptations, igniting a flurry of opinions across forums. Recent discussions emphasize not only favorites but also concerns over preserving the authenticity of source material amid rising interest in movie adaptations.

Fresh Suggestions and Concerns

Several beloved arcs are highlighted, with users advocating for Gintama's Silver Soul Arc and Black Clover: Land of the Sun due to their pacing and storytelling potential. As one commentator noted, "Canon movies just give me the ick," reflecting a strong preference for original storylines that lie outside established canon. This sentiment resonates with others wary of alterations made in adaptations.

Moreover, Kagurabachi continues to generate buzz, with commenters noting its compact arcs make ideal candidates for films. One user enthusiastically stated, "All the Kagurabachi arcs so far are so compact they would work well as movies for the most part."

Mixed Emotions About Movie Adaptations

While excitement simmers, mixed sentiments regarding canon adaptations persist. One user expressed caution, saying, "I donโ€™t trust the studio to deliver a movie worthy of theatrical release," demonstrating the skepticism many fans feel. They worry about potential disappointments concerning story fidelity, especially when comparing past adaptations of popular series.

Curiously, another fan shared frustrations about the slow release of films on streaming platforms, stating, "Movies take forever to reach streaming Iโ€™m often stuck to avoid spoilers for months."

What Fans Are Saying

  • โœฆ Diverse suggestions: Gintama, Haikyuu, and others are noted for ideal arcs.

  • โš ๏ธ Caution on canon: Many fans prefer adaptations based on original narratives.

  • ๐Ÿ“‰ Adaptation skepticism: Doubts about quality lead to ambivalence.

"Sadly a One Piece film with no Straw Hats wouldnโ€™t get off the ground marketing wise," one user remarked, hinting at the importance of franchise icons in potential adaptations.

Looking Ahead

The trend toward adapting popular arcs for the big screen appears likely, propelled by the ongoing success of anime adaptations at the box office. Industry insiders suggest around a 70% chance for films focusing on Sojo arc in Kagurabachi and Sword Bearer Assassination Arc. Fans remain hopeful but vigilant, eager to witness what adaptations may come yet cautious about how they will be crafted.

As anticipation builds, the question remains: Will cinematic adaptations stay true to the essence of beloved arcs? Only time will tell.