Inio Asano's MUJINA INTO THE DEEP Manga Completes Its First Season: New Projects on the Way!

Inio Asano, one of the most unique and provocative voices in the modern manga world, has once again left his readers in an exciting state of anticipation with his latest masterpiece, MUJINA INTO THE DEEP. In the 9th issue of Big Comic Superior magazine, published on April 10, it was officially announced that the "Season 1" of the series has come to an end. However, this is not a farewell; it has been revealed that the second part of the story will return in 2027.
MUJINA INTO THE DEEP takes place in a fictional future where crime and chaos reign. The story focuses on the world of "Mujinas," individuals who lack a "human rights card" and are ostracized from society. This dark universe, where the paths of the assassin Ubume, who wields a giant katana, the runaway Juno, and the game developer Terumi Morgan intersect, has quickly gained a cult following, combined with Asano's philosophical depth and detailed artwork. Since its debut in March 2023, the series has managed to become one of Shogakukan's most talked-about works.
Known for his works such as Oyasumi Punpun and Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction, Asano will not be spending this long break idle. According to the announcement, the master artist will publish a new short-term series in the magazine before his grand return in 2027. This move is seen as a strategic step by Asano to refresh his creative process and keep his fans engaged. The author's tendency to work on such experimental projects between major works has always been an intriguing element for his fans.
Although 2027 may seem like a distant date for Asano fans, considering the author's meticulous work discipline, it is certain that this period will enhance the visual quality and narrative depth. The series, which is also published in English by Viz Media, will continue to blend modern social criticism with action. Details regarding the new short series are expected to become clear in the coming months. Until then, you can be sure that Ubume's sword will not rust!




