
Mahjong Manga 'Gokigenyō, Ikkyoku Ikaga?' Gets Anime Adaptation
Tsukasa Unohana's 4-panel mahjong manga 'Gokigenyō, Ikkyoku Ikaga?', which began in 2022, is officially becoming a TV anime.

Tsukasa Unohana's 4-panel mahjong manga 'Gokigenyō, Ikkyoku Ikaga?', which began in 2022, is officially becoming a TV anime.

Akane Torikai's manga Bad Babies Don't Cry, which started in July 2024, has concluded with its latest chapter.

The manga adaptation of Machibari's light novel series 'The Banished Saint's Pilgrimage: From Dying to Thriving,' illustrated by Komugi Awaya, concludes with its third volume. The series began in 2023.

Ugatsumatsuki's new manga 'Hissatsu Reijou Riese: Tensei Shita Saikyou no Koroshiya wa, Yami wo Matou Akuyaku Reijou to Naru' started serialization on Overlap's Comic Gald platform on June 23.

Square Enix's popular manga magazine Gangan JOKER published the first chapters of two new series on June 22: Yunamaro's 'Kimi to Sumitai Undine' and Takase Asuka's 'Rosenburg no Shimai-tei'.

The new Japanese fantasy manga 'Bloody Bride – The Girl Who Married the Man Who Killed Her Mother' by the duo Kusanou Nozomi and Kan Karai launched on the Magcomi platform on June 23.

Nanoko's new comedy manga <strong>"Even Though She's in 6th Grade!"</strong> (6年生なのに!) is on shelves with its first volume. The series tells the funny story of a sixth-grade girl who, despite her scary appearance, is extremely fond of cute things.

Masaru Satō's novel adaptation of Junji Ito's iconic horror manga Uzumaki has completed its journey, which began in 2019. The series offered readers a new narrative experience with volumes published over six years.

Gege Akutami's hit series Jujutsu Kaisen topped Bookscan's May 2025 Adult Graphic Novel list. A total of 15 manga titles also made the list.

Yoshihiro Togashi's legendary series Hunter x Hunter resumes serialization on June 29 after nearly a two-year hiatus. Volume 39 will hit shelves on July 3.

The popular romantic comedy manga You are Ms. Servant, after an unexpected four-month break, met its readers with a new chapter on June 21.

The man behind the manga, Reiji Miyajima, in his interview with Anime Corner, delved deep into the themes of <strong>Rent-a-Girlfriend</strong>, the inner worlds of its characters, and the meaning of love today.