株式会社 集英社
MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA
Publisher DNA
What defines 株式会社 集英社?
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Portfolio
What does 株式会社 集英社 ship?
Apps
4 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Get the latest manga chapters daily, released simultaneously with Japan.
Official licensing ensures high-quality translations
- Extensive library of official manga titles provides high value for readers seeking legal access
- Frequent app crashes and blank page loading errors disrupt the reading experience post-update
All-you-can-read popular manga, Komicku, and recommended masterpiece manga serialized in magazines for free! New movie comics and original love works are updated daily. Official manga app that allows you to read all volumes and stories
Analysis in progress
Analysis in progress
Tightly focused on 3 markets (Mexico, Spain, United States).
Based on 1 of 4 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (2)
- Mexico1 / 1
- United States1 / 1
Europe (1)
- Spain1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does 株式会社 集英社 compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both apps compete for the same global comic and manga reader audience by offering freemium access to serialized content. They overlap directly in the digital comics category, forcing users to choose between official release schedules and alternative reading formats.
Both platforms provide simultaneous digital manga releases from Japan, directly competing for the same global audience of manga enthusiasts.
Contenders(13)
Crunchyroll captures the same anime-adjacent audience through a broader video-first library that includes manga access for its highest-tier subscribers.
Both platforms compete for the same manga and comic reader audience by offering digital reading experiences with freemium access models.
Competes for the same international manga and webtoon reader base by offering a centralized discovery platform.
Mango competes for Spanish-speaking manga readers by offering a broad library of action, horror, and romance titles, directly overlapping with the audience seeking free manga access.
Both platforms serve as official, direct-to-consumer storefronts for major Japanese manga publishers, competing for the same audience of readers seeking simultaneous releases.
Both platforms compete for the same digital comic and webtoon reader base, with Lezhin's exclusive mature-themed content and daily release schedule directly challenging the library-focused engagement of MANGA Plus.
Both platforms compete for the same mobile-first manga reader demographic by offering freemium access to extensive digital comic libraries.
Both platforms compete for the same digital comics audience by offering freemium access to serialized content and long-form reading experiences.
Both apps function as official publisher-led distribution channels for manga, competing for the same audience of anime fans seeking timely access to proprietary catalogs.
Both apps target the same comic reader demographic with freemium models, competing for daily engagement through serialized content updates.
Both platforms compete for the same manga and comic reader demographic by offering freemium access to serialized storytelling content.
WebComics competes for the same mobile comic reader audience by offering a library of 8,000 titles across genres like Romance and Action. It overlaps with the target's manga-focused audience by providing a mobile-first reading experience for manhwa and webtoons.
Both apps target manga readers, but Manga Dogs functions as an aggregator across 20+ sources while MANGA Plus provides official, simultaneous releases from Shueisha.
Same space(14)
Focuses on serialized digital comics, acting as a secondary source for readers seeking specific manhwa and webtoon content beyond Shueisha titles.
Aggregates content from various platforms, serving as a secondary reader for users who want a single interface for diverse web-based series.
Serves as an adjacent reading platform for romance and fantasy fans who prioritize personalized reading features over official publisher releases.
Manga Crazy acts as a generalist reader for users seeking free access to a broad collection of classic and popular manga titles.
BookWalker functions as a digital storefront that captures users interested in permanent ownership of manga and light novel volumes.
JUMP PAINT targets the creative segment of the Shonen Jump audience by providing professional production tools for manga artists.
Provides library-funded access to comics, serving as a free alternative for users who prefer public library resources over direct publisher subscriptions.
Targets enthusiasts who need a combined reader and file converter for personal comic collections.
OpenToon serves as a technical utility for readers who want to bypass official release schedules by translating raw comic files.
Consolidates anime streaming and manga reading into one app, appealing to fans who prefer a single destination for both media types.
Captures the same mobile-first comic reader demographic through a hybrid model that emphasizes daily retention loops.
Targets the same manga and manhwa audience with a hybrid subscription model, though it competes for time-on-app rather than official simultaneous releases.
Acts as a utility layer for manga fans, providing tracking and synchronization rather than direct content hosting.
Offers an alternative entertainment experience by combining comic reading with interactive games for casual users.
