Are most of the popular shonen anime almost over?

[Silver7]

I haven't been keeping up with them that's why I'm asking, like I'm wondering are animes like Black Clover and My Hero Academia almost over? ......and what's new out there to watch by the way?

[ar-ninetysix]

Right now, the newest ones to look out for are..

• Jujutsu Kaisen
• Fire Force
• Dr. Stone
• Spy x Family
• Hell's Paradise
• Mashle: Muscle and Magic
• Chainsaw Man (seinen, but wildly popular rn)

Boruto is a debatable addition to this list. The anime is mostly original content until they adapt the monthly chapters. As is, 72 out of 293 episodes are canon and from the manga. It recently went on hiatus, and is close to hitting a Part 2 like Naruto did with Shippuden.

There's also the upcoming adaptations of Kaiju no. 8 and Dandadan.. making some nice waves as mangas, and they got a green light for an anime adaptation. Never read either, but umm.. could be good?

[HGohwell]

There's also several big anime/manga on hiatus who're gearing up for movies (likely with the potential of opening up money to continue their series, a lot of anime struggled through the pandemic and a movie is far more guaranteed to make money than anime, so many series restart their series with a movie to get some guaranteed money in) the most obvious of which being Haikyuu. Blue Lock is also on going on the other end of the sports anime spectrum. Not as popular over here, but ridiculously popular in Japan to the point where it competes and outranks the "big shounen anime" regularly when it airs, Symphogear announced a new season late last year and there are rumours of a new Lyrical Nanoha season and/or movie. And of course, I'm not sure how you can talk about the big shounen anime ending when Detective Conan and One Piece are still going strong.