Warning: Contains spoilers for Tenmaku Cinema chapter 1.Shonen Jump launched a brand-new manga called Tenmaku Cinema, and going by the first chapter, it puts a dark twist on Hikaru no Go. Tenmaku Cinema follows Hajime Shinichi, a young film buff who becomes haunted by the ghost of a screenwriter named Takihiko Tenmaku, and Tenmaku has Hajime help him produce his final film so he’ll be able to pass on. The series has a lot of overlap with Hikaru no Go, a classic Shonen Jump manga about a boy who becomes haunted by a Go player from Heian-era Japan who wants to create a wholly original play called a divine move.

There are definite similarities between Tenmaku Cinema and Hikaru no Go, but the former has a twist that makes it darker than the latter. While Sai only ever provided guidance for Hikaru, Tenmaku forces Hajime to help him by possessing his body,...