Shonen Jump's Newest Series Is My Hero Academia Meets Beastars With An Addictive Mystery Hook

The Spring 2026 season may already be dominated by some truly exciting anime, but that hasn't stopped the world's most popular manga distributor from cooking up something new all the same. It's frankly needed, too, as while exciting new series like Kagurabachi continue to take off and receive thrilling animated adaptations, the regular waves of cancellations among promising new manga can be discouraging for longtime readers. But the latest series from Weekly Shonen Jump shows a grounded world, a comedic twist on mysteries surrounding crimes committed using animal-inspired powers, from an established Shonen Jump+ talent, no less.