There is no denying that Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump is one of the best-selling magazines in Japan as it homes several of the widely-known manga including the recently concluded work of Masashi Kishimoto (Naruto), which ended its 15-year run in the magazine. Da Vinci News conducted a survey and asked its readers to name what they think are the “most powerful” Weekly Shonen Jump manga. And those which managed to clinch a spot in the top 20 are as follows:
| Rank | Title | Author |
| 1 | Dragon Ball
 ©Akira Toriyama/Shueisha |
Akira Toriyama |
| 2 | One Piece
 ©Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha |
Eiichiro Oda |
| 3 | Gintama
 ©Hideaki Sorachi/Shueisha |
Hideaki Sorachi |
| 4 | Slam Dunk
 ©Takehiko Inoue/Shueisha |
Takehiko Inoue |
| 5 | JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure
 ©Hirohiko Araki/Shueisha |
Hirohiko Araki |
| 6 | Captain Tsubasa
 ©Youichi Takahashi/Shueisha |
Youichi Takahashi |
| 7 | Kochikame
 ©Osamu Akimoto/Shueisha |
Osamu Akimoto |
| 8 | Fist of the North Star
 ©Tetsuo Hara/Shueisha |
Buronson and Tetsuo Hara |
| 9 | Naruto
 ©Masashi Kishimoto/Shueisha |
Masashi Kishimoto |
| 10 | Saint Seiya
 ©Masami Kurumada/Shueisha |
Masami Kurumada |
| 11 | Hunter X Hunter
 ©Yoshihiro Togashi/Shueisha |
Yoshihiro Togashi |
| 12 | Kuroko’s Basketball
 ©Tadatoshi Fujimaki/Shueisha
|
Tadatoshi Fujimaki |
| 13 | Rurouni Kenshin
 ©Nobuhiro Watsuki/Shueisha |
Nobuhiro Watsuki |
| 14 | Hikaru no Go
 ©Takeshi Obata/Shueisha |
Takeshi Obata and Yumi Hotta |
| 15 | Death Note
 ©Takeshi Obata/Shueisha |
Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata |
| 16 | Bleach
 ©Tite Kubo/Shueisha |
Tite Kubo |
| 17 | Reborn!
 ©Akira Amano/Shueisha |
Akira Amano |
| 18 | Haikyu!!
 ©Haruichi Furudate/Shueisha |
Haruichi Furudate |
| 19 |
City Hunter  ©Tsukasa Hojo/Shueisha |
Tsukasa Hojo |
| 20 |
To Love-Ru -Trouble-  ©Kentaro Yabuki/Shueisha |
Saki Hasemi and Kentaro Yabuki |
(Source: ddnavi.com via ANN)
