Jump’s sexy category

>>2

Was it for Young Magazine?

I thought, “So jumping is okay for getting an erection…”

>>3

At that time, BASTARD!! was still barely in the main magazine, so I can manage an erection without any trouble.

>>8

Unlike Darshu, Ta-chan, and Ryo, there was a sense of taboo about the cute boy standing there.

>>3

The smell of armpit sweat written by a girl.

Not being aware of your penis becoming plump is really youthful…

>>33

Wow, it’s puffed up!

My penis is swollen!!

I thought I really liked it and that it might be genius.

I wonder if he quit manga even though he was a genius.

Volume 3 of my dream has been released…

There was a time when I got aroused by smelling a girl’s armpit scent.

I love idol hell!

I still laugh when I see it now.

>>11

I believe this is their masterpiece.

I thought I was going to die from laughing.

>>13

I really think the panda episode is truly amazing.

>>11

I like Madam Bella’s wakame coffee.

Please die for Michiru.

I think she was a girl who rushed at me with a knife while saying that.

Not just panties with breasts, but fetishistic eroticism.

My little friend is fluffy! I sometimes reminisce about it.

Are men and women combined? It might be my favorite among the heroes of things.

I absolutely love it, but it definitely won’t appeal to the general public.

I want it to be animated.

A white angel descended.

Men in just loincloths

Today is a sunny day, a day to act wildly.

“Let it come off, let it unravel, fundoshi.”

“Come out, go beyond, treasures!”

Sorry for letting the dog go ahead, Yabuki-sensei.

I dislike it because it provoked me.

Suddenly, a character from Bebop appears.

>>21

(Is it a story about a black cat…?)

>>21

(The enemy in the theater version is making the areola the size of a single CD.)

>>23

This makes it seem like a person with the ability to enlarge areolas is going to show up in Bebop!

I wonder what Namie-sensei is doing right now.

The black cat’s dog is Ein.

This dog over here is Ein, so it’s different.

Is it okay to have a perineum in a boys’ magazine? As expected of you, brother!

>>25

I was able to get along well with Enema-san…

I just saw that the electronic version is out…

Did it transition to Sirius Comics?

I wonder when the Super Robot Wars participation will happen…

The last one released was the version of the fairy tale that was interpreted by Namie…

At the time I was reading it, I didn’t understand the meaning of “Mori Memen.”

I don’t dislike it, but I understand why it doesn’t become popular, which is somehow frustrating.

I liked Mafia Kajita so much that I wanted to interview him and tried to find him, but in the end, I couldn’t track him down.

>>36

It makes perfect sense to like it given the suggestive nature of the jokes.

WATE

The one that my big sister really liked.

This manga is one that was canceled, but I drew it with the hope that it wouldn’t be canceled.

I think it’s more interesting than other canceled mangas.

Isn’t the comment truly rock?

They were a manga artist with a worldview that didn’t understand what you needed to eat to be able to create properly.

>>43

At least Bebop is eating.

>>45

The rumor that Junjo Pine is composed of Bippap…

Look, look!

It’s a fox!

The Onapp Star being Garman Kauper is fine in a boys’ magazine…

>>46

It was a magazine that published works like Harenchi Gakuen and Makuhari, so…

Getting aroused by a girl’s smelly armpit scent, rather than just regular adult content, is too niche of a depiction.

The Onapp aliens are definitely X aliens, so they also enjoy Toho special effects.

But an elementary school boy who has awakened to sexuality will get aroused by anything related to girls…

When you exchange diary entries twice

As an early sign of the undeveloped sexual characteristics of girls who have not yet awakened to sexuality.

“It’s good because it responds to the pheromones of ‘body odor from armpits that has been smelling recently’…”

It’s nice that sexuality and the lack of maternity are still undifferentiated and trying to enter into Enemane-chan…

The first time I saw Nami Yokoyama’s manga, it was shocking.

I thought something incredible had started, and it gradually caught on with those around me.

It became a hot topic at school, just like Bobobo.

I saw an interview article about 10 or 15 years ago, but I haven’t seen it since.

I can only say that I mistook the magazine.

Isn’t the one-shot in that thread the highest wind speed?

Kids wouldn’t understand things like Gaiba Paro…

Until I became an adult without understanding.

Bio Booster Armor Guyver is not something that can be understood just by adults…

There is a possibility that people may not know about it later, but I think the recognition of Guyver still remains to some extent.