Chisato Ma's new manga "Otonoguni no Death Machine" was released in Japan on June 19. The story is about a father who turns into a giant robot while searching for his daughter in another world.
Kikori Morino's isekai-themed manga 'Shōkan Skill wo Keishōshita node Kiwamete Miyō to Omoimasu!' ended after only a 7-month run. The series began in November 2024 and bid farewell to readers with its final chapter as of June 2026.
A new series about a former Japanese teacher who uses modern methods to revive a collapsed magic academy in a fantasy world where he has been reincarnated has launched on Piccoma.
Famous author Mujirushi Shimazaki and artist Rika Kamiyoshi brought their new manga series, which blends the "villainess" and "isekai" genres, to readers on May 6th.
The manga "Ore no Shoukan Mahou ga Okashii," which follows a mage who was ostracized for being weak and brings the world to its knees by summoning modern military ammunition, has met its readers.
The isekai parody manga, prepared by legendary Detroit Metal City author Kiminori Wakasugi in collaboration with Konami and focusing on the world of eFootball, has reached its finale.
The first volume of Nakaya Kana's highly anticipated new isekai fantasy manga 'Isekai Saihate Onsen Kikou' hit the shelves in Japan on May 8th under the KADOKAWA label. The series follows the adventures of a hot spring-loving princess and a soldier as they explore unique hot springs in a fantastic world.
The manga, adapted from Kei Takano's popular novel series and narrating the adventures of a prince trying to escape execution, bid farewell to its readers with its final chapter.
Jiro Sugiura, creator of My Wife Has No Emotions, has made an ambitious debut in the pages of Weekly Shonen Sunday with his new gacha and luck-themed manga, Kamihiki no Monarch.
The popular story by Ryo and Kae has met readers on the Manga Box platform with illustrations by Ichi Uno.
The manga world is witnessing significant developments this week; 'I Grew the Greatest Home Garden' and the 'Hetalia' spin-off are coming to an end, while 'Slasher Maidens' is moving to an irregular release schedule for its final arc.
Takeshobo's popular digital manga platform, Take-Comi!, is bringing five new series in different genres, ranging from isekai to post-apocalyptic journeys, to readers as of April 21.