The Emperor's Shaman Novels Get New Manga Adaptation
The new adaptation, drawn by Yuru Sasara, follows a completed first manga run and shifts the series to Hakusensha's digital platform, extending the reach of Agitogi's supernatural court fantasy.
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Hakusensha's Hana to Yume magazine announced that Akumi Agitogi's The Emperor's Shaman novels are getting a new manga adaptation. Yuru Sasara will draw the series, titled The Emperor's Shaman ~The Demon-Eyed Consort~, launching on the Hana to Yume + website on August 10.
The Emperor's Shaman is getting a second manga adaptation, this time under Hakusensha. Yuru Sasara will draw the new series, titled The Emperor's Shaman ~The Demon-Eyed Consort~, and it will launch on the Hana to Yume + manga website on August 10.
The announcement came in the 17th issue of Hana to Yume magazine. Takami Takada drew the first manga adaptation, which ran on Square Enix's Gangan Online website from October 2021 to August 2023, with a fifth and final compiled volume released in December 2023.
Akumi Agitogi, author of My Happy Marriage, wrote the original novels, published by Poplar Publishing in four volumes from 2020 to 2023. The story follows Shuka, a shaman apprentice with white hair and red eyes, who is recruited by Emperor Hakuen to join the inner court as a fake consort.
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