Bungo Stray Dogs STORM BRINGER Manga Goes on Hiatus Due to Author's Health
The adaptation of the eighth Bungo Stray Dogs light novel has been running since January 2025, and the second compiled volume is still set for release on September 25 despite the pause.
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The October issue of Kadokawa's Shonen Ace magazine announced that Shiwasu Hoshikawa's Bungo Stray Dogs STORM BRINGER manga will go on a long-term hiatus due to Hoshikawa's health. The magazine will reveal when the manga will continue in a later issue.
Shiwasu Hoshikawa's Bungo Stray Dogs STORM BRINGER manga is going on a long-term hiatus because of the author's health, the October issue of Kadokawa's Shonen Ace magazine announced on Wednesday. The magazine said it will reveal the manga's return schedule in a later issue.
STORM BRINGER adapts the eighth light novel in Kafka Asagiri and Sango Harukawa's Bungo Stray Dogs series. The story takes place one year after Chuuya Nakahara joined the Port Mafia, following the Arahabaki Incident. A detective from Europe named Adam appears before Chuuya to protect him from Paul Verlaine, the king of assassins who claims to be Chuuya's old brother and vows to kill everyone Chuuya cares about.
Hoshikawa launched the manga in Shonen Ace in January 2025. Kadokawa published the first compiled volume in September 2025 and plans to release the second on September 25.
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