Throughout the 1990s, manga slowly gained popularity as Viz Media, Dark Horse and Mixx (now Tokyopop) released more titles for the US market. Both Mixx and Viz published manga anthologies: "MixxZine" (1997–1999) ran serialized manga such as "Sailor Moon", "Magic Knight Rayearth" and "Ice Blade", while Viz's "Animerica Extra" (1998–2004) featured series including "Fushigi Yugi", "Banana Fish" and "Utena: Revolutionary Girl". In 2002 Viz began publishing a monthly American edition of the famous Japanese "phone book"-style manga anthology "Shōnen Jump" featuring some of the most popular manga titles from Japan, including "Dragon Ball Z", "Naruto", "Bleach" and One Piece. Its circulation far surpassed that of previous American manga anthologies, reaching 180,000 in 2005. Also in 2005, Viz launched "Shojo Beat", a successful counterpart to "Shonen Jump" aimed at female readers.