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Born 1979In the Jump 2002–2022
稲垣理一郎
Riichiro Inagaki is a prolific WSJ writer behind two beloved series in very different genres.
His first major work, Eyeshield 21 (with artist Yusuke Murata), is the definitive American football manga. His second, Dr. Stone, imagined a world rebuilding civilization from scratch using science — a unique premise that resonated with millions of readers worldwide.
稲垣理一郎 Born 1979
2 series, from the first to the last
2002–2009Writer (with Murata)
Bullied all his life, Sena discovers in American football what his lightning-fast feet are worth.
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Eyeshield 21 debuted in Weekly Shōnen Jump No. 34 · 2002, on sale July 22, 2002. That same issue also carried Kochikame, One Piece and Naruto. Its last chapter in the magazine, number 333, ran in No. 29 · 2009 (June 15, 2009), after almost 7 years of serialization.
2017–2022Writer (with Boichi)
Thousands of years after humanity was turned to stone, Senku awakens with a plan: rebuild civilization through science.
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Dr. Stone debuted in Weekly Shōnen Jump No. 14 · 2017, on sale March 6, 2017. That same issue also carried One Piece, Gintama and Haikyu!! Its last chapter in the magazine, number 232, ran in No. 14 · 2022 (March 7, 2022), after 5 years of serialization.
Dates are the day each issue went on sale in Japan. Open one to see the full issue: if it matches your birthday, that is your Jump.
