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Blue Period manga-ka Tsubasa Yamaguchi will be taking a period of time off from work. The latest issue of Afternoon magazine, where Blue Period is published, has announced that Blue Period will be on hiatus until spring 2024. The manga is now in its seventh …Read more »
Yoshihiro Togashi, the mangaka behind Hunter x Hunter, has been dealing with serious health issues. Yesterday he was on a Japanese talk show called Iwakura to Yoshizumi no Bangumi (translated Iwakura and Yoshizumi’s Show) and said he had four different ideas for how to end …Read more »
It’s official: Blue Box is getting an anime! Kouji Miura’s sports manga is a big hit in Shonen Jump, so it’s kind of a no-brainer that it’s getting animated. But what makes it special? We’ve been catching up to the Sunday mainstay, and we’re here to tell …Read more »
It used to be that manga were only read as physical books, but as technology has advanced, reading manga digitally has grown. Oricon ME recently did an internet survey in Japan to see who is reading the most digital manga, and it might not be …Read more »
The next Free Comic Book Day is scheduled to occur on May 4, 2024, and its titles have been revealed! While the bulk of the comics are American graphic novels, there are some manga goodies being offered as well, sometimes in the form of previews. …Read more »
Blue Box (Ao no Hako), the high school sports/romance manga from Koji Miura, is getting animeified. The series will star Shoya Chiba as Taiki Inomata and Reina Ueda as Chinatsu Kano. That’s all the info we’ve got so far, but an event set for December …Read more »
Mamakari’s Plus-Sized Misadventures in Love! manga is officially making the leap to anime! The romantic comedy series previously inspired a live-action adaptation, and now a TV anime project is in the works, with further details to be announced at a later date. For now, we …Read more »
Now that’s a lot of Kingdom. Yasuhisa Hara’s Kingdom, the epic manga about China’s Warring States period, now has over 100 million copies in circulation. The manga celebrated the news with a new illustration by Hara as well as a commemorative video. Kingdom launched in …Read more »
Four years after Kotoyama’s Call of the Night manga first started its run in Shogakukan’s Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine, the series officially has an ending in sight. According to the magazine’s 51st issue, the 200th chapter will be its last, and we should be seeing …Read more »
Kazune Kawahara and Aruko’s My Love Story!! manga may have ended back in July 2016, but it’s about to come back for a brief return visit. According to the December issue of Bessatsu Margaret magazine, the series will return in the January 2024 issue—which goes …Read more »
It’s always fun when your favorite manga changes direction and explores a new path. Whether it’s a new battle, a new location, or flipping the entire script, these fresh new arcs can reinvigorate your love of a series. And as of recent weeks, certain Shonen Jump manga …Read more »
This past summer, Satoru Noda skated into the world of sports manga with DOGSRED. Now, readers in the West can access it easily, thanks to the Shonen Jump app! As we reported earlier, VIZ has licensed the title and is now playing catch-up with the summer …Read more »
Teasing Master Takagi-san author Soichiro Yamamoto first kicked off the serialization of the When Will Ayumu Make His Move? manga in 2019, and now its end date has been set. Its run in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine will officially conclude on November 15, 2023. When …Read more »
Following a one-issue break this December, the ending is right on the horizon for manga duo Adachitoka’s Noragami: Stray God series. As revealed in the December issue of Kodansha’s Monthly Shonen Magazine, the Noragami manga will come to an end in the February 2024 issue, …Read more »
Following up on the Japanese debut earlier this year, the latest manga from Golden Kamuy author Satoru Noda is about to launch in English. Dogsred is an ice hockey manga that kicked off in Weekly Young Jump magazine in July, and now the English Weekly …Read more »
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