Shiori Teshirogi Launches Fushigiri Muichi Miniseries in September
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.
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Shiori Teshirogi and her brother Shōtarō Teshirogi will launch a four-chapter manga miniseries titled Fushigiri Muichi in Akita Shoten's Mystery Bonita magazine on September 4. Shiori draws the art and Shōtarō writes the story. The manga follows a former Shogunate lawman turned painter who learns that Sakamoto Ryōma, supposedly dead, is active again.
The September issue of Akita Shoten's Mystery Bonita magazine announced the project on August 6, and Shiori Teshirogi confirmed it on her X/Twitter account on August 9. The miniseries, titled Fushigiri Muichi, will run four chapters starting September 4.
Set during the early Meiji Period, the story centers on Tamahashi Muichi, a former secret lawman of the late Shogunate who now paints instead of using his sword. He gets drawn back into action when he hears that Restoration agitator Sakamoto Ryōma, who is supposed to be dead, is active again.
The siblings previously published a two-chapter manga with the same title and story in Akita Shoten's Weekly Shōnen Champion magazine in October 2021.
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