The Bleach universe is expanding with new projects. Tite Kubo's BLEACH JET art book and Ryogo Narita's school life novel will be reprinted; additionally, a fan vote and an exhibition will be held in 2027.
Kohei Horikoshi returns to Weekly Shonen Jump with his first new work after My Hero Academia. The horror one-shot 'Quit Laughing Shijima' meets readers.
His Majesty the Demon King's Housekeeper, a beloved title in the romantic fantasy genre, bids farewell to its readers with its final chapter scheduled for October 2026.
Sword Art Online: Sugary Days, a novel depicting Kirito and Asuna's honeymoon days in Aincrad, was released today in Japan. This side story by Reki Kawahara, which fans have been talking about for years, has finally taken its place on shelves as a full Dengeki Bunko novel.
<strong>Chotto Matō yo, Harutora-kun</strong> live-action series' new trailer featured the ending song <strong>'Honeyy'</strong> performed by singer <strong>Chihiro</strong>. The series will premiere on August 13.
Japan’s major publisher Shueisha has launched its new digital platform MANGA MILLION, offering nearly 400 manga series free in more than 100 languages.
The fantasy comedy manga bids farewell to its readers with its final chapter to be published in October.
Teki Yatsuda's Myther is ending as the creator delivers the final chapter. The release date for the series' closing chapter has not yet been announced.
Shueisha has launched Manga Million, a new digital manga platform offering over 1 million translated pages from 400 different series with support for more than 100 languages.
Seven Seas Entertainment has added seven new manga to its catalog. Wandmaker of the Ruined World, Influencer Hero, and The Kaiju Autopsy stand out among the licensed series.
Digital manga platform emaqi, in collaboration with VIZ Media, expanded its Premium catalog with 18 new series. In August, seven new manga will be published in English exclusively on emaqi.
Atari Katagiri and Makoto Kisaragi's new romantic drama series Watashi-tachi no Koto wa Nanto Yobeba officially began publication on Sunday. The story, which focuses on naming relationships with its title, looks promising for readers of the genre.