While some Weekly Shonen Jump manga are bound for front-cover greatness and anime stardom rather quickly, it doesn't tell the whole picture of its many circulating stories at any given point. Behind each series is at least one creator bringing their own personal twist, admittedly to a highly formulaic publication, but with fascinating potential nonetheless. This has resulted in unprecedented successes like One Piece, of course, but as seen with one of creator Eiichiro Oda's former assistants, smaller series bearing the DNA of Shonen Jump greats are easily also worthwhile.
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