Viz Media is releasing the manga in English Asakura and Obata launched the manga in Shueisha's Jump SQ. magazine in October 2021 Viz Media released the manga's seventh volume on March 18 Obata and Ohba serialized Death Note from 2003 to 2006 and Bakuman. from 2008 to 2012, both in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine. Viz Media publishes both in North America Both manga have inspired anime and live-action adaptations WEBTOON Entertainment announced on Friday it will release Hiromu Arakawa's Fullmetal Alchemist manga on its English-language platform starting on May 7 The series will be presented in full color and reformatted for WEBTOON's vertical-scroll format X-Men: The Manga Remastered Vol. 1 was published last November and was followed up by Volume 2 in March. X-Men: The Manga had been out of print for 25 years before Viz brought it back last fall so the $17 deal will probably disappear before the offer on Volume 1 1 is a 512-page paperback collecting the first handful of issues from the manga adaptation of X-Men: The Animated Series The manga originally debuted in the US in 1998 and ran for 26 issues the manga adaptation only made it through Season 2 a teenager with mutant superpowers who wants an ordinary life Jubilation links up with the X-Men and squares off against Juggernaut and other villains from the Marvel universe Volume 1 of the remastered manga was published in November 2024 the 33% discount at Amazon is the best deal we've seen since launch and it has rarely received discounts from its $30 price We wouldn't expect this steep 42% discount to be available for very long this paperback clocks in at 512 pages and contains a handful of chapters from the original run X-Men: The Manga was originally released across 13 volumes in Japan before being split into 26 chapters when it was translated to English you'll have just over half of the 26 total issues (chapters) that were originally released in the US the remasters cover the story arc from Season 1 of X-Men: The Animated Series Viz Media hasn't announced subsequent volumes but it seems likely that two more paperbacks are in the works Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com ESCLog in to comment "data-img-src" : imgSrc } = buylink %> />><%= itemTitle %> and deals sent to your inbox Monday to Friday we not only get a sense of who heroine Wakana Kinme is but also the town of Atami and its residents too Hattori sets up the manga Wash It All Away both as a slice-of-life series and mystery from the very start and offers the sorts of personal touches like pick-up and delivery and preservation while she’s incredibly experienced and acquired the necessary requisites to offer those services She doesn’t remember anything past the last two years that doesn’t stop her from getting absorbed in things she loves (laundry and hot springs) and connecting with people around her we also get a chance to see what the community is like as well we get to peek in at the lives at quite a few different people While her first two customers in the series are two elderly ladies Asami Yagara is a fashionable younger woman about the same age as her who brought in her husband’s suits High schooler Kyu Ishimochi and his mom Koshimi bring not only their own laundry Nairo and her mother are clearly travelers and seem to not be from around Atami with the grade schooler Nairo initially being hesitant about going into Kinme but she quickly becomes fascinated by Wakana’s processes and as enthusiastic about it as the young woman So we’re seeing people of different ages and from different groups and getting peeks at what their lives are like in Atami as well The background art is also quite helpful in setting the stage and helping us understand Atami As Wakana runs around town performing deliveries Hattori shares a lot of art that sets the scene as well as get some glimpses of the sea and shore An impression of it being bustling is given seeing as how groups will talk to her as she exercises and she’s giving folks from out of town directions in another shot highlighting the sorts of festivals happening during warmer seasons I also love the balance between showcasing Atami as a place where people generally live and as a possible tourist hotspot We see how popular Nairo’s grandmother’s store which sells local specialties and fish to tourists as evidenced by Wakana’s task there being to clean and help preserve Nairo’s grandfather’s flag We catch glimpses of how important the Atami Marine Firework Festival is to the town both via the business it brings to Kyu’s family’s inn and when Wakana actually watches the show from the roof of Kinme Cleaning But even with the crowds and scenes that show this is clearly a busy place people like Wakana still work at their own pace and make time for each other and simple pleasures like hot springs and baths I feel like there are two reasons I’d keep reading the Wash It All Away manga and finding out the mystery behind Wakana’s past and amnesia is only a small part of it retains its sense of community and personality and the pace of life in this place feels just as important as the star Volume 1 of Wash It All Away is available via Square Enix now, and volume 2 of the manga will debut on June 17, 2025.  We have added a new feature - video hosting Please click here to upload videos and insert them in your post 10 hours ago | ionadelfina, 2538 comments 1 week ago | howthedaysounds, 617 comments 1 week ago | theemii, 160 comments 3 weeks ago | scriptedending, 763 comments 3 weeks ago | scriptedending, 988 comments By logging in to LiveJournal using a third-party service you accept LiveJournal's User agreement The manga is a historical series about the Warring States period daimyō (feudal lord) Ise Shinkurō Yuuki launched the manga in Shogakukan's Monthly Spirits in January 2018. The manga transferred to Shogakukan's Weekly Big Comic Spirits magazine in January 2020 The manga's 19th volume shipped on March 12 Source: Shogakukan Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ service revealed on May 30 that Kyōsuke Usuta will launch a new gag manga titled Arabake Usuta launched the Food Fighter Tabelu "eating" gag manga on Shonen Jump+ in 2015 Source: Shonen Jump+ Kadokawa revealed on Monday that it is producing a television anime adaptation of Ippei Nara's 29-Sai Dokushin Chūken Bōkensha no Nichijō (The Everyday Life of a 29-Year Old Middling Adventurer) manga Kadokawa is streaming a teaser trailer for the anime Nara also drew the below illustration to celebrate the anime's announcement The manga's story centers on Shinonome Hajime an adventurer and experienced dungeon delver When he saves a girl named Rirui from being devoured by a slime monster he finds out that the girl has been abandoned by her parents and has nowhere else to go a high school girl who can see the "colors" of the emotions in people's hearts In order to keep her friends and family from feeling dark feelings At an antique bookshop in the corner of town she meets a beautiful woman with an incredibly beautiful color and a music-loving boy trying to put together a band The story follows these three sensitive people who gather together to play in a band Suzuki launched the adaptation in July 2024 Kadokawa shipped the third compiled volume on on February 10 GKIDS released the film on Blu-ray Disc on May 27 and on digital platforms such as Amazon, Apple, Google, Fandango, Microsoft The film opened in U.S. theaters in Japanese with English subtitles and with an English dub on January 24 GKIDS, Annecy, and Variety magazine's Animation Is Film festival in Los Angeles hosted The Colors Within's North American premiere screening on the event's opening day on October 18. The film won the festival's Audience Award Source: Kadokawa The manga body-switch gag comedy manga follows Yakuza member Eiji Shiokawa as he wakes up in the body of a wealthy schoolgirl following a bus crash and tries to fit into her life at a girls' high school Keiso and Kenta Yuzuriha launched the manga in Hakusensha's Young Animal magazine in June 2023 The company shipped the third compiled volume of the manga on December 26 Source: Kenta Yuzuriha's X/Twitter account The June issue of Shueisha's Ribon magazine revealed on Friday that Mayu Sakai will launch a new manga titled Aimai Blue Beast (Ambiguous Blue Beast) in the magazine's next issue on June 3 The magazine teases the "traditional coming-of-age romantic comedy" manga's story about a high school girl who becomes classmates with her "oshi" or favorite idol Sakai's Hello, Innocent manga launched in Ribon in June 2020 Shueisha published the manga's eighth and final compiled book volume in September 2023 Sakai ended the Gunjō Reflection (Ultramarine Reflection) manga in September 2019. Sakai launched the manga in Ribon in October 2017 Sakai's Sugar Soldier manga inspired an anime that aired in the Oha-Suta ("Good Morning Star") children's television program in 2014 and Shueisha published 10 volumes for the manga Titled "MANGA MANNERS," the campaign features characters from 17 Kodansha series The messages are presented in English to ensure they're accessible to international visitors the campaign will appear via digital signage for a limited time a message featuring Attack on Titan's popular character Captain Levi warns: "When taking photos of the train Other boards offer reminders like "When using trains or buses wait in line until your turn to board" and "A bow at a 45-degree angle is customary to show gratitude." JR Central has also printed 20,000 leaflets in English to be distributed at the four participating stations A company spokesperson noted that if the campaign receives a strong response You must be logged in to post a comment ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " Tsukasa Saimura launched a new manga series titled Sangeki Sanmyaku ~Higuma Shūgeki~ (Tragedy Mountains - Brown Bear Attack) on Akita Publishing's Champion Cross platform on Thursday The horror story follows college graduate Yūji who embarks on a trip with his friends in Hokkaido for one last fun-filled camping trip before he enters the workforce Their plans are interrupted when a bloodthirsty bear attacks and their vacation becomes a camping trip from hell Ablaze licensed Saimura and Kozo Takahashi's Crueler Than Dead manga for release in English in September 2021 Source: Champion Cross Anime isn’t all bright eyes and cheerful friendships; some of the most compelling stories dive headfirst into darkness identity or the shadowy corners of the human psyche dark anime explores themes that are often intense From psychological thrillers, demon anime and horror anime to gritty dark fantasy manga adaptations these series don’t shy away from showing life’s more sinister side there's something here to haunt every kind of anime fan Where to stream: Prime Video, Netflix, Hulu In this hit anime adaptation of a popular manga series a Tokyo college student stumbles upon a notebook that lets him kill anyone by writing their name in it The dark story of "Death Note" explores morality Many fans find that the psychological tension is so thick you could cut it with a scythe. It paved the way for many anime fans to explore darker genres, and its urban legend vibe still resonates today Where to stream: Apple TV This surreal anime from the late 90s follows a withdrawn girl named Lain who becomes entangled in an interconnected virtual realm called The Wired What starts with a bizarre internet video shared among classmates transforms into an intense philosophical exploration of identity and existence It's a dark anime series that blurs the lines between sci-fi and psychological horror and is noted by fans and critics for its creative Where to stream: Hulu, Crunchyroll A young man becomes a half-ghoul after a fateful encounter and is suddenly forced to eat human flesh to survive "Tokyo Ghoul" is dripping with graphic violence and features a tortured soul caught between two worlds It masterfully portrays what it means to straddle humanity and monstrosity The main character's journey through a dark world filled with death and moral decay pulls at the very threads of what it means to have a soul This series is infamous for its extreme violence It centers on a young girl who escapes a mysterious prison making it one of the darkest entries in anime history A medieval fantasy world where menacing lurks in every shadow "Berserk" follows a wandering mercenary named Guts through gruesome battles and twisted destinies Adapted from the "Golden Age Arc" of the original manga tortured friendships and the dark side of ambition With themes ranging from degenerate war to the cursed burden of destiny "Berserk" is a classic that continues to win new fans today (many prefer the earlier version Where to stream: Hulu, HiDive This dark anime series features characters who naturally attract ghosts and chronicles their quest to overcome these spirits as well as conquer their fears of the supernatural although other paranormal-inclined characters also play a role With creepy and compelling animation — and inspired by Japanese ghost stories — "Dark Gathering" depicts an alternate realm where the villain ghosts grow in strength drawing the characters into an existential battle with powerful occult forces After a terrorist attack decimates his entire class a young boy is framed and sent to a sinister amusement-park-turned-prison he discovers he has a unique power and becomes entangled in a battle for survival "Deadman Wonderland" is equal parts psychological thriller and blood-soaked action with a main genre that blends sci-fi horror and revenge fantasy This seemingly innocent tale of kid protagonists living in an orphanage takes a turn into nightmare territory when they discover the truth behind their "adoptions." What follows is a battle of wits and wills as these clever children try to escape a dark fate The mix of dark fantasy and suspense creates a chilling atmosphere that leaves viewers questioning everything The full title of this dark anime is "Rainbow: The Seven From Block 2 Cell 6," which gives you a hint of the kind of show this is "Rainbow" follows the tribulations of seven teenagers locked in prison in 1950s Japan these unfortunate young men must learn to survive in the harsh The show will also appeal to those with historical interest as it deals with the issues facing Japanese society after the Second World War "Terror in Resonance" is a chilling dystopian saga they threaten Tokyo with nuclear annihilation "Terror in Resonance" tells a dark story about collective trauma and the double-sided blade of modern technology Where to stream: Not currently available to stream "Blue Literature Series," as its title translates to in English is a dark anime series with a literary pedigree The 12 episode run is short by anime standards but it makes up for its brevity with quality stories and creative execution Adapted from six classic stories of Japanese literature "Aoi Bungaku" has thrills and chills aplenty — but also serious thematic heft the episodes range in subject matter but are united by their serious intentions This dark anime is an update of a 1970s classic manga about a sensitive demon boy who just might save humanity from a descent into hell Akira is persuaded by his mysterious friend Ryo to merge with a demon acquires demonic powers while retaining his human soul "Devilman Crybaby" gets progressively darker and more nihilistic as the series progresses exploring themes of bigotry and human sexuality as well as the classic conundrums of suffering and evil We created this article in conjunction with AI technology then made sure it was fact-checked and edited by a HowStuffWorks editor Please copy/paste the following text to properly cite this HowStuffWorks.com article: `;return t.byline_authors_html&&(e+=`By: ${t.byline_authors_html}`),t.byline_authors_html&&t.byline_date_html&&(e+=" | "),t.byline_date_html&&(e+=t.byline_date_html),e+=`\n\t\t\t\t After the future was foretold on the battlefield ahead of them Prince Tenyou receives a letter from Ahkil whom we previously met when he exchanged information on Sougetsu’s collar The letter talks about his clairvoyant vision of the battlefield ahead they called his beast servant Boku for a private meeting They have him read the letter and propose that Boku die in his stead so that they can save the prince Rangetsu is also assigned to take part in the battle She swears that she will find a way to prevent both of their deaths even though she is uncertain how she will manage to pull that off which was to be used as a teleportation point for Kougai’s assassination Rangetsu and Boku team up to thin their numbers Tenyou suspects that there is a mole within the palace and has an idea of who that might be he mentions something very ominous that was also contained in Akhil’s letter The major focus of development here was on Boku as we received a nice bit of backstory for him It talked about how his father was a violent drunk and how he was sold to Prince Kougai Kougai was the one who gave him the name of Boku This explains why he so readily agreed to lay down his life so that Kougai could live Throwing his arcana around and wearing himself out proves that he would go to any lengths to protect Kougai and if exhausting his arcana would result in his death Despite being grateful for everything Kougai gave him he’s also unable to grasp that there are other solutions he could use to protect them both His loyalty is blinding him and making him just do as he’s told Boku will just go on autopilot until the order is fulfilled but sometimes you have to take in others’ feelings and viewpoints before making irrational decisions like that This is a lesson that Boku is in the middle of learning showed that she has quite the frisky side… although she did use it to get some information out of Prince Tenyou it’s usually Tenyou making those types of moves She’s learning to be a bit more forward with her feelings Another volume that flew by due to a lot of action scenes… both on the battlefield and in the bedroom there was some great story progression here It wasn’t as black and white as trying to preserve Prince Kougai’s life It was about struggling to find the right path and discovering that the problem ran a bit deeper than they had originally expected When they find the person who was suspected of being the mole it adds a decent amount of gravity and drama to the story the final line that Boku muttered about Akhil’s letter showed that they completely underestimated the situation What started off as a singular goal has now been revealed to have many potential outcomes… none of them good This means that Rangetsu could have bitten off more than she could chew but we won’t know the extent of that until the next volume what was mentioned may not pertain to the battlefield alone and given what we were shown earlier about the mole there’s a good chance that the warning covers multiple locations we are facing a world fighting back against the inclusion of Ajin as equal to humans You can also check out other The Outerhaven reviews on your favorite social media networks: This item was provided for review by VIZ Media Natsumi launched the manga on Akita Shoten's Manga Cross web manga site in September 2018 Akita Publishing shipped the 11th compiled book volume on December 19 and will ship the 12th volume on July 18 Source: Champion Cross' X/Twitter account Satoshi Morie confirmed on Saturday that the Killing Line manga will end in its next chapter on May 30. The series just resumed serialization after a hiatus in the June issue of Kodansha's Be Love magazine on Thursday Morie debuted the manga in Kodansha's Be Love magazine in June 2023 Kodansha published the manga's fourth compiled book volume on March 13 Morie launched the Searching for My Perfect Brother (Watashi no Tadashii Onii-chan) manga in Be Love in 2018. Kodansha shipped the fourth and final volume of the manga in June 2020. A live-action series adaptation premiered in Japan on Fuji on Demand in October 2021. Viki streamed the live-action series under the title My Right Older Brother Source: Satoshi Morie's X/Twitter account a leading global entertainment company and home to some of the world’s largest storytelling platforms is bringing Hiromu Arakawa’s seminal manga series Fullmetal Alchemist to WEBTOON fans all over the world Launching May 7 on WEBTOON’s English-language platform the iconic series will be available in full color and reformatted for WEBTOON’s vertical scroll format Fullmetal Alchemist follows brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric young genius alchemists who attempt to bring their dead mother back to life through the forbidden act of human transmutation the price is too high — the transmutation fails and Edward loses both his leg and his brother in the process Edward sacrifices his arm to transmute his brother’s soul the brothers set out on a long journey to reclaim their bodies ​First serialized in Square Enix’s Monthly Shõnen Gangan magazine from 2001 to 2010 Fullmetal Alchemist has thrilled audiences for over two decades This new webcomic release marks a major moment for fans of manga and digital comics alike bringing Fullmetal Alchemist to WEBTOON in full color reformatted for a digital reading experience that will make the iconic story more accessible and immersive than ever ​“Fullmetal Alchemist is the kind of story that stays with you for life—whether you’ve read the original manga or found it through its passionate global fandom,” said Yongsoo Kim Head of Global WEBTOON at WEBTOON Entertainment “Bringing this iconic series to WEBTOON audiences gives both longtime fans and first-timers a new way to enjoy this story and now it’s easier than ever to fall in love with it all over again.” Fullmetal Alchemist joins a growing list of brands and franchises making the leap to webcomics distributes and licenses high-quality entertainment content including games for console The company is also engaged in comic publishing and merchandising businesses Manga hit From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman will be available today on WEBTOON’s English-language platform Adapted from the light novel of the same name the manga has been reformatted for WEBTOON’s vertical scroll format and in full color From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman follows middle-aged swordsman Beryl Gardenant who has only ever accomplished one thing: running a humble sword-fighting dojo in the quiet countryside But when he’s paid a visit by his former pupil he discovers that she has become an elite commander — and she’s not the only one of his students who’s a renowned warrior Forced by Allusia to become a special instructor to the strongest order of knights in the kingdom Beryl must confront whether he’s able to reach his full potential ​The story began as a light novel written by Shigeru Sagazaki and illustrated by Tetsuhiro Nabeshima before it was adapted into a manga with art by Kazuki Sato and an anime that debuted on Prime Video in April 2025 The From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman manga is published and distributed by Yen Press in the United States Your browser does not support JavaScript, or it is disabled．Please check the site policy for more information Manga & Anime “Ichi-byo Nijuyon-koma no Boku no Jinsei” (My life at 24 frames per second) an autobiographical manga by famed anime director Rintaro won the Manga Grand Prix at the 29th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize the competition honors “Astro Boy” creator Osamu Tezuka and the indelible mark he left on Japan’s manga culture given for fresh talent and novel modes of expression who authored “When the Chameleon Flowers Bloom.” The Short Story Prize was given to Shunji Enomoto’s “The Kinks.” The Asahi Special Prize went to the Yokote City Masuda Manga Art Foundation a general incorporated association that operates the Yokote Masuda Manga Museum in Yokote The awards ceremony will be held at the leading daily’s Tokyo head office in the Tsukiji area on June 5 Each winner will receive a bronze statuette The winner of the Manga Grand Prix will also take home a 2-million-yen ($14,000) prize Short Story and Asahi Special Prize winners will each receive 1 million yen Manga titles published or released in Japan in 2024 were eligible for the awards Rintaro is an anime director who has movies such as “Galaxy Express 999,” “Genma Taisen (Harmagedon)” and “Metropolis” under his belt After working on a Japan-France joint project he was approached to make an autobiographical anime in the European country it came to fruition as a manga originally released by a publisher in the French-speaking world under the title of “Ma Vie en 24 Images par Second” (My life at 24 frames per second) The Japanese edition was published by Kawade Shobo Shinsha Ltd “I decided to take on the project thinking that nothing could scare me I remembered various scenes of my life like a revolving lantern of memories,” Rintaro said Rintaro made a career switch to become a director while working on “Astro Boy,” Japan’s first animated TV series which aired in 1963 and featured a robot boy named Atom he was the chief who worked together with staff members on ‘Astro Boy’ without sleep,” he recalled “When the Chameleon Flowers Bloom” is Kido’s first series published by Kodansha Ltd It portrays creators of “art brut” (raw art) or art made outside the mainstream forms of expression and their supporters through a peculiar relationship between two elementary school pupils one being a model student and the other an eccentric one “The Kinks” is the first family-centered comedy series for Enomoto The Yokote City Masuda Manga Art Foundation is among the first to conserve manga manuscripts to pass down the manga culture to future generations the Yokote Masuda Manga Museum currently houses more than 480,000 original drawings (This story was written by Atsushi Ohara and Takumi Terui.) ‘Plinivs’ wins top prize at Tezuka Osamu manga awards TEZUKA OSAMU CULTURAL PRIZE: ‘Land’ wins top manga prize 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A series based on diplomatic documents declassified by Japan’s Foreign Ministry Here is a collection of first-hand accounts by “hibakusha” atomic bomb survivors chefs and others involved in the field of food introduce their special recipes intertwined with their paths in life A series about Japanese-Americans and their memories of World War II In-house News and Messages No reproduction or republication without written permission The June issue of Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine announced on Friday that Narumi Hasegaki will end the Ore to Mō Ichido, First Love (Be My First Love Again) manga in the next issue Hasegaki debuted the series in Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine in the February 2023 issue in December 2022 Kodansha shipped the fourth compiled book volume on March 13 Hasegaki drew the Tonegawa Ririka no Lab Story manga, which began in 2014 when Hasegaki was 17 years old. by Petrana Radulovic The collection includes designs from four of her works: Neighborhood Story which is about a young girl who dreams of becoming a fashion designer; Paradise Kiss who falls in with a bunch of fashionable classmates; I’m No Angel a romance story about two student council members; and her best known work Nana is one of the bets-selling manga series of all time and is about two young women who decide to become roommates after they realize they share the same name The manga follows one Nana’s music career and the other Nana’s pursuit of romance and focuses on the ups and downs of their friendship The series kicked off in 2000 and technically it’s still ongoing but it went on hiatus in 2009 after Yazawa experienced health issues The shirts for Neighborhood Story and Paradise Kiss are based on actual outfits worn by the characters in the manga while the shirts for I’m No Angel and Nana feature new illustrations This is not the first time Uniqlo has given people opportunities to show their love for anime and video games, with past collections covering Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon, Capcom But fans will have to wait a bit to get their Yazawa shirts: The collection will go on sale in July and will be available to be purchased on the Uniqlo website. 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From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman the manga adaptation of the popular light novel by Shigeru Sagazaki the series will arrive in full color and reformatted for WEBTOON’s signature vertical scroll format The full title of the series is From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman: My Hotshot Disciples Are All Grown Up Now and They Won’t Leave Me Alone and it’s described:From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman follows middle-aged swordsman Beryl Gardenant Almost three decades after it first hit print, Hisao Tamaki’s legendary interpretation of A New Hope is getting new life as part of a luxurious new artbook celebrating Star Wars‘ history with Japanese comics io9 can exclusively reveal that during Star Wars Celebration Japan today, Dark Horse confirmed that The Art of Star Wars: A New Hope – The Manga will launch as a two-volume collection next year, spotlighting Tamaki’s iconic artwork from newly acquired scans of Tamaki’s original storyboards, alongside a new English-language translation Dark Horse will launch its first-ever Kickstarter to take orders of exclusive editions of the book including one collector’s variant you won’t be able to find at retail The prelaunch page for the Art of Star Wars: A New Hope – The Manga Kickstarter is available for fans to follow now The standard retail release of the collection will hit comic book stores and bookshops starting summer 2026 5月30日発売のヤングキングアワーズ7月号から「エンゲージ・フォー・プリンセス」という4人のお姫様が王子様を巡って指輪の力でなんやかんやする感じのファンタジー描きます。よろしくです。#E4P pic.twitter.com/buKszXY416 The classic fantasy battle manga centers on Kerin She learned swordsmanship from her one-eyed dark elf attendant Leila and thus earned the nickname of Knight Princess Kerin dreams of reuniting with the "Prince of the Lake,' who saved her in the past and handed her a ring Kerin engages in a battle with three other royal princesses to marry the prince Ugawa recently ended his Post Kids manga in September 2023. The manga launched in Young King Ours in October 2021 Shonengahosha published the manga's third and final compiled book volume in December 2023 Shonen Jump's X/Twitter account reported on Thursday that Ire Yonemoto's Wild Strawberry manga is approaching its conclusion The manga creator drew an illustration teasing the "final showdown." Creator Ire Yonemoto shares an illustration to let us know that the final showdown in Wild Strawberry is approaching! https://t.co/jrMgxHVIop pic.twitter.com/gQMMn4mWVN Yonemoto launched the manga on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ platform in July 2023. The company published the fifth compiled volume of the manga on February 4. 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Link Image: MAPPA/NetflixEntertainmentAnimeNetflix’s anime adaptation Rose of Versailles speedruns a story that needs more timeIt’s gorgeous but it held a constant place on my perpetually growing backlog After the first teaser for Netflix and MAPPA’s Rose of Versailles movie I did some preliminary research and learned that Ikeda dove into themes of revolution all with gorgeous art and poignant love stories woven throughout which would let me experience all the highs I’d heard about but visually updated for a slicker era of anime But about 20 minutes into Netflix’s Rose of Versailles movie with the story rushing through character development and plot points I wanted so desperately to feel an emotional connection to these beautifully animated characters but this version of the story didn’t even give me a chance Maybe if I were more familiar with the source material this project would feel more like a greatest-hits highlight reel with some spectacular animation it’s puzzling: I kept feeling like I’d accidentally fast-forwarded past some key moment note: This review contains some setup spoilers for Netflix’s movie The Rose of Versailles.] The manga follows the lives of these two women as they grow from teenagers into adults, grappling with the expectations of being female and contending with France’s increasing societal unrest. Oscar also shares a close friendship with her childhood friend and attendant André, while Marie falls for visiting Swedish count von Fersen. Eventually, Oscar starts to sympathize with the peasants and becomes a key figure in the French Revolution. And, well, we know how it ends for Marie. Some of the emotional scenes almost moved me, but I had to pull up the manga and anime adaptations’ Wikipedia pages and quickly read the episode and chapter summaries to figure out what important plot points were glossed over in the most recent musical montage. The only relationship I fully bought by the movie’s end was André and Oscar’s friendship and slow-burn romance, simply because they have the most interaction beyond the musical sequences. The Rose of Versailles is streaming on Netflix now. The 1979 anime adaptation is streaming on Pluto TV.