Kyousuke Motomi's popular manga series "Dengeki Daisy" (Electric Daisy) is officially receiving a TV anime adaptation in 2027. Studio Deen will handle the animation production.
Animal Signal, a collaboration between Haruhara Robinson and Taishi Tsutsui, launched in the 28th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump. The team aims to make readers laugh with this new series in the animal comedy genre.
The manga 'The Happiness of the Sacrificial Princess ~The Lonely Sacrificial Girl Becomes the Demon King's Bride~', brought to life by Yui Madoka's illustrations, meets readers with its first volume.
The special interview between Blue Lock creator Muneyuki Kaneshiro and former Japanese national footballer Hidetoshi Nakata will be published in the 29th issue of Weekly Shonen Magazine, out June 17. The interview brings together the manga's concept of 'creating the world's best striker' with real-life football experience.
In the July issue of KADOKAWA's Monthly Dragon Age magazine, an entertaining comedy manga series about a failing succubus and a university professor discussing fetishes has begun.
The July issue of Bessatsu Shonen Magazine, released on June 9, introduces readers to Tomohiro Nagato's human-demon romantic comedy "I Hate You" and the map-focused dungeon adventure "Dungeon Surveyor" by Mizuki Uratani and Gen Kato.
A new trailer for the live-action film adaptation of the manga 'In the Clear Moonlit Dusk' introduces five new cast members. The film brings Mika Yamamori's beloved shōjo manga to the big screen.
Mangaka Yū Nomiya meets readers on June 15 with his new series 'Koroshiya no Eigyōjutsu' (The Assassin's Business Techniques), which deals with a businessman's secret assassin identity.
Brought to life by Kigi Amazata's illustrations, 'Oshi Kapu no Oki ni Mesu Mama: Kossori Ouen Suru Hazu ga Naze ka Watashi ga Motete Masu!? @COMIC' began serialization on TO Books' Corona EX platform on June 8.
The first volume of the historical manga series "Elisabeth: The Princess with the Hand of God", written by Miyano Haru and focusing on the true story of a princess who disappeared during the 18th-century revolution, hit the shelves in Japan on June 8.
The first volume of the supernatural adventure manga "Irohado Ayakashi Gatari," adapted from Ritsu Shimotsuki's novel and illustrated by Hyōna, was released on June 8 under the Bushiroad Comics label.
This revolution fantasy, set in a strange world where insects become human, was published on June 8 under the Akita Shoten label.