The new series reunites the creative pair behind established Manga UP! titles, with a premise that turns a high school romance into a sibling relationship after a family tragedy.
The new manga pairs the author of My Happy Marriage with the artist of Fiancée of the Wizard for an original story that has not been published before, expanding both creators' bodies of work in Kadokawa's B's-LOG COMIC.
The manga adaptation extends ADELTA's Oe into a new medium, following the studio's earlier visual novel work on Hashihime of the Old Book Town.
The circulation milestone lands as the manga enters its final battle and the anime prepares a second season in January 2027.
The episode pays off a setup from episode 4, showing Arakawa building twists on rules established early in the series.
The announcement sets a definitive end point for the supernatural detective series, which began in 2016 and has run for a decade, with the final volume now confirmed.
The new series follows the conclusion of KAKERU's Legend of Heaven's Door and arrives as the artist's other ongoing works continue in print.
The novel that inspired Studio Ghibli's 1993 television special Ocean Waves is getting an English edition, giving readers the source text behind the film.
The episode closes the parental permission arc while planting a reveal about Hikaru's mother that the review expects to pay off in a later confrontation.
Still You is one of the winning titles from Kodansha's Young Magazine US contest, and its serialization confirms the program's promise to publish winners in Japan and on the K MANGA app.
The guide groups its 24 premieres by month and reviews only volume one of each, making it the outlet's seasonal companion to its manga coverage for the summer quarter.
Takano's new manga marks her first serialization since Gene Bride ended in 2024, and it reuses the fraught-friendship dynamic she explored in My Boy.
The light novel source material has now concluded, giving the ongoing anime adaptation a complete story to draw from.
The 50th anniversary brings a new one-shot, a new anime with a new cast, and a multi-platform video game, expanding the Kochikame franchise across media simultaneously.
The one-shot brings To Love-Ru back for its 20th anniversary with a color opening in Jump Giga, alongside a Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs anniversary story.
The series ends after a run that began in April 2022, while Yen Press's English edition is still in its early volumes.
The adaptation brings Yamayade's office romance to live action with a Fuji TV broadcast and streaming slot, while Seven Seas begins releasing the manga in September.
Yuki, a Headgear member who drew the original Patlabor manga, is continuing to produce new one-shot stories for the franchise in 2026.
The one-month hiatus pauses the supernatural manga just after its 20th compiled volume shipped on July 3, with the anime's second season still upcoming.
The announcement, made on Yaoi Day, adds three new titles to SuBLime's 2027 slate, including works from established creators like Ogeretsu Tanaka.
The review's central complaint is that the series' cynical, out-for-himself protagonist and recycled gaming tropes undercut any potential the opening episode showed.
The slate pairs two digital-first releases by a single creator with a pandemic-era travelogue, giving the publisher a mix of indie anthology roots and a personal memoir-style work.
Hashimoto's new series marks her return to Magazine Pocket after ending Lucciola's Merchant Travelogue in February 2025, giving readers a fresh supernatural duo from the Cagaster creator.
Brain Alive marks the second collaboration between Jaki and Machine Gamu, following their previous manga No\Name, and expands Jaki's manga work beyond Cyberpunk: Edgerunners.