The new series marks Unita's return to Feel Young, the magazine where Bunny Drop originally ran, following the conclusion of her recent manga Nekomata Shirushi no Somemonoya-san in April.
The manga's new serialization concludes after a short run, with the final volume arriving September 4, closing the story that began as a web manga in 2016 and was remade on Shonen Jump+ in 2017.
The conclusion of Jukebox closes a short-lived series that ran just over a year on Magazine Pocket, with its final volume set to complete the story in print.
The new cast fills out the band and tavern circles around the lead pair, signaling the adaptation will cover more of the manga's supporting relationships.
The appearance gives readers a chance to meet the creator of a completed indie series that Manga Mavericks is actively publishing in English, with a print release still ahead.
Endo's latest chapter update and accompanying illustrations show his continued engagement with fans on X, blending series promotion with personal touches like references to Nogizaka46.
Oku's stated retirement after Kanrekihime signals the end of a long-running career in manga, with his latest work framed as a final project.
Both Dengeki Bunko series are releasing new volumes with strikingly similar wedding-themed covers, and fans are noting the coincidence with delight.
The guide consolidates the TV anime and The First Slam Dunk casts, giving fans a single reference for the series' full roster.
The guide consolidates the full cast and staff of the CLAMP epic, giving fans a single reference for the manga, both anime seasons, the film, and the OADs.
The circulation milestone confirms Tower Dungeon as a commercial success for Nihei, with Kodansha USA's English release keeping pace at five volumes.
The announcement sets a firm end date for a series that only began in March 2025, giving its first volume a defined story arc.
The video pairs two of manga's most influential creators in a rare joint appearance, with both playfully agreeing on a hypothetical horror collaboration.
The manga's conclusion closes out the print adaptation of a light novel series that also spawned a 2023 television anime, with the final English volume still forthcoming from Kodansha USA.
The novel expands the Shinobi Undercover story into a new medium, arriving alongside the ninth manga volume on the same day.
The platform launch puts Twin Engine's anime production and Bandai's merchandising under one roof, with a combined investment of up to 4 billion yen.
The new work gives Kazui a fresh serialization in Petit Comic months after ending her previous series in the same magazine.
Orange Inc. is expanding emaqi's catalog with exclusive manga and a large Viz Media lineup, strengthening the service's subscription offering.
The addition gives English readers same-day access to a series that began in Japan just over a year ago, with the first 49 chapters available immediately.
The Teshirogi siblings are returning to a story they first told in a two-chapter manga in 2021, now expanded into a four-chapter run in a different magazine.
The return ends a roughly 19-month hiatus and signals Sonoda's recovery, with a deliberate slower release schedule going forward.
The one-shot extends The Promised Neverland's story beyond its 2020 ending as part of a slate of 10th anniversary projects that also includes a stage musical and a full-color digital edition.
The hiatus pauses Amazume's commercial serialization work as they begin cancer treatment, following the recent endings of Sefure and Omae no Kao wo Tashikametai.
The announcement sets a firm end date for Convenient Semi-Friend, closing out a series that moved from guest miniseries to regular serialization in just over three years.