Super Psychic Policeman Chojo's Numa and David's Kuroki Team Up for Ura no Report
The pairing of Numa's writing with Kuroki's art puts two former Jump serial creators back in the magazine in a youth love comedy, one week after Chojo's anime was confirmed for October.
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Weekly Shonen Jump announced that Shun Numa, author of Super Psychic Policeman Chojo, and Yūshin Kuroki, artist of Teenage Renaissance! David, will launch a new manga titled Ura no Report in the magazine's next issue on August 31. Numa writes the original story and Kuroki draws it. The youth love comedy centers on Ura Onigashima, a beautiful demon descendant rumored to keep an unbelievable secret.
Weekly Shonen Jump issue 39 confirmed the new serialization on Monday, and the official Super Psychic Policeman Chojo account followed with a post on August 23. Ura no Report starts in issue 40, out August 31.
The premise is a youth love comedy built around Ura Onigashima, a stunningly beautiful girl and descendant of demons, rumored to be keeping an unbelievable secret. The manga carries Numa's original story with Kuroki on art.
Numa's Super Psychic Policeman Chojo ended in June 2025 with eight compiled volumes, and its television anime is set to debut October 6. Kuroki's Teenage Renaissance! David ran in the magazine from September 2018 to May 2019.
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