Manga creator sora launched a new fantasy romance series, Arethia After Oblivion, in the May 20 issue of Hana to Yume No. 12.
Sora, the manga creator known for Falling JK and the Wastrel Teacher, began a new series in the May 20 issue of Hana to Yume No. 12. The series is titled Arethia After Oblivion. It is a fantasy romance that follows Arethia, a knight who uses rare oblivion magic for trivial tasks, until an attacker threatens her.
The new series returns sora to Hana to Yume, the same magazine that published their earlier work. The premise reuses sora's established interest in morally ambiguous protagonists. No further details about the series' length or schedule have been announced.
A separate story about The Irregular at Magic High School THE MOVIE - Yotsuba Succession Arc - opening at #5 in Japan does not involve sora. That film is directed by Jimmy Stone at studio 8-Bit and features a cast that includes Yuichi Nakamura and Saori Hayami, but sora has no connection to that project.
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Manga creator sora, known for Falling JK and the Wastrel Teacher, began a new fantasy romance series titled Arethia After Oblivion in the May 20 issue of Hana to Yume No. 12. The story follows Arethia, a knight who uses rare oblivion magic for trivial tasks, until an attacker threatens her.
The Irregular at Magic High School THE MOVIE - Yotsuba Succession Arc - debuted at #5 in its opening weekend at the Japanese box office, according to Kogyo Tsushin. The film sold about 89,000 tickets and earned 152,764,200 yen (about US$967,100) in its first three days. Jimmy Stone directed the film at studio 8-Bit, with Taku Iwasaki composing the music. Returning cast members include Yuichi Nakamura as Tatsuya Shiba, Saori Hayami as Miyuki Shiba, Chiwa Saito as Maya Yotsuba, and Emiri Kato as Fumiya Kuroba. New cast additions include Daisuke Ono as Katsushige Shibata and Ai Kayano as Yuuka Tsukuba. LiSA performs the theme song "YES." Meanwhile, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie dropped from #1 to #2 in its third weekend, selling 341,000 tickets and earning 490,061,280 yen (about US$3.10 million). The film has sold a cumulative total of 4.31 million tickets and earned 5,945,505,120 yen (about US$37.63 million). Detective Conan: Highway no Datenshi held at #3 in its fifth weekend, becoming the fourth consecutive film in the franchise to earn over 10 billion yen. The live-action Sakamoto Days film stayed at #4 in its second weekend. Love Live! Hasu no Sora Jogakuin School Idol Club Bloom Garden Party opened at #8.