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Nakaba Suzuki’s The Seven Deadly Sins manga got a sequel in the form of The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse, and now it looks as if that series will be getting a TV anime adaptation of its own. The reveal comes via …Read more »
Negi Haruba’s The Quintessential Quintuplets manga may have ended, but there’s another chapter on the way. A bonus chapter 122+1 has been revealed, and true to its name it takes place after the final chapter of the series. Fans will be able to get their …Read more »
The nominees for Kodansha’s 46th annual Manga Awards have been revealed! We’ll learn the actual winners on May 11, but in the meantime, congratulations to all the nominations! Let’s take a look at what’s running. In the category of Best Shonen Manga, we have: A …Read more »
The final chapter of Atsushi Ohkubo’s Fire Force manga is officially out in the wild in Japan as of this year’s 13th issue of Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine. The last page of the closing chapter includes a note from the editorial department, which asks fans …Read more »
We recently posted about the impending end of Atsushi Ohkubo’s Fire Force manga, and now we know exactly when to expect the final chapter. In January, the author said he had submitted said chapter, so it was only a matter of time, and it turns …Read more »
The beginning of the end is upon us for the Fire Force manga. Author Atsushi Ohkubo hopped on Twitter to announce that the final chapter was submitted for the series last night. “The final chapter has been submitted,” Ohkubo said, adding that he still has …Read more »
Tohru Fujisawa’s GTO (Great Teacher Onizuka) manga is on the way to digital platforms via Kodansha Comics. In an exclusive reveal with Anime News Network, the publisher announced plans to bring all 25 volumes of the original GTO manga, as well as the nine-volume GTO: …Read more »
Are you a fan of Tokyo Revengers? You’re in good company. The manga, which currently has 25 volumes in Japan, has a combined total of over 50 million copies in circulation. That includes print and digital, and copies that are out there in the world …Read more »
Teasing Master Takagi-san author Soichiro Yamamoto’s When Will Ayumu Make His Move? manga—known as Sore Demo Ayumu wa Yosetekuru in Japanese—is coming to the screen in a TV anime adaptation, and a new teaser trailer arrived this week to reveal the main cast. Check out …Read more »
We previously reported about Love Hina creator Ken Akamatsu’s foray into the world of Japanese politics, and naturally that means there isn’t much time for manga. As Akamatsu prepares to run in next summer’s upper house election for a seat in Japan’s parliament, he announced …Read more »
The manga adaptation of NisiOisin’s Bakemonogatari novels is getting close to its conclusion. After entering its climax back in July 2019, the official Twitter account for the series announced that it’s about to kick off its final stage in 2022. The Bakemonogatari manga by Oh! …Read more »
It’s the end of an era today, as the cult classic manga Seitokai Yakuindomo has published its final chapter. Tozen Ujiie launched the four-panel slice-of-life comedy series back in 2007, so today’s final chapter in the pages of Weekly Shonen Magazine closes the curtain on …Read more »
The final fight is on the horizon for Atsushi Ohkubo’s Fire Force manga. The official website for Weekly Shonen Magazine announced that the series is heading into its final arc, and the last battle is about to begin now that a certain character’s eyes have …Read more »
The Rent-A-Girlfriend manga hit a big milestone in this year’s 38th issue of Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine. The issue hit shelves in Japan this week, bringing with it the 200th chapter of Reiji Miyajima’s romantic comedy series, and a character popularity poll has been launched …Read more »
It seems we’ve been seeing quite a few notable manga come to an end recently, and the latest is Tozen Ujiie’s Seitokai Yakuindomo. The series is getting ready to close out an impressive run when the final chapter debuts in Weekly Shonen Magazine this November. …Read more »
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