Spring is heating up with a hefty slate of anime, manga, and light novel releases arriving at the end of March and the first days of April. From classic Blu‑ray collections to fresh manga volumes and digital-first novel drops, collectors and casual readers alike have plenty to add to their carts. Below you’ll find a […]
Manga
Dark Horse Licenses Suicide Island, Babanba Banban Vampire, Asobi Asobase & Forget-Me-Not Manga
Dark Horse Comics has unveiled a compelling slate of manga licenses arriving this fall and winter, ranging from tense psychological survival drama to offbeat school comedy and stylish mystery. Below you’ll find an in-depth look at each title, release dates, creator credits, reading notes, and why these editions deserve a spot on your shelf. Whether […]
Manga UP! Global Adds Kizuku’s Moimon in English
Fresh English-language access to Kizuku’s Moimon manga has arrived: Manga UP! Global added the series to its English lineup, giving international readers a front-row seat to this tense and imaginative monster-battle action story. With a setting that mixes tribal survival, mysterious creatures, and escalating ferocity, Moimon is shaping up to be one of the darker, […]
Hajime no Ippo Manga on Hiatus After Creator Hospitalized
George Morikawa, creator of the long-running boxing epic Hajime no Ippo, recently announced on his X (Twitter) account that the manga will remain on a short break while he recovers from a recent hospitalization. Morikawa said he is focusing on recuperation and expects to return in about a month, sharing a draft image of the […]
Yūgo Kobayashi Manga Delayed to Summer; Aoashi Brotherfoot Spinoff Returns April 6
Big Comic Spirits’ recent issues brought good news for fans of Yūgo Kobayashi: the Aoashi side story Aoashi: Brotherfoot is set to resume in Weekly Big Comic Spirits around early April 2026, while Kobayashi is preparing a new long-form project (the exact launch timing has been adjusted as the author focuses on finishing current work). […]
Candy Color Paradox Manga Ends — Isaku Natsume
Isaku Natsume’s Candy Color Paradox (Ameiro Paradox) has quietly reached a milestone: the manga’s final chapter was published in the May issue of Chéri+ magazine. For fans of the refined romantic tension and the workplace-driven boys’ love narrative, this marks the end of a heartfelt run that balanced ethics, chemistry, and slow-burn emotions. In this […]
Kimi to Hanabi to Yakusoku to Novels Get Manga Adaptation
Kimi to Hanabi to Yakusoku to (shortened as Kimi-Hana) is gaining fresh momentum: a new manga adaptation by Yomiya Ririura has launched on Shogakukan’s Sunday Webry, and the original light novel by Kaori Mado is set to receive a film adaptation premiering on July 17. Below we dive into what makes Kimi-Hana worth watching, who’s […]
Dan Da Dan Manga 1-Month Hiatus — Editor Confirms Series Continues
The genre-bending hit Dandadan has been turning heads in both the manga and anime worlds — a wild collision of ghosts, aliens, teen romance, and laugh-out-loud action that refuses to be boxed in. Created by Yukinobu Tatsu, the series blends high-energy battles, heartfelt character moments, and absurdist humor into a package that’s as unpredictable as […]
Pink Aomata Debuts Historical Boys’ Love Manga
Pink Aomata returns to Shinshokan’s Wings with a brand-new historical manga, Kinban!! ~Edo Kinban Boys’ Life~, which launched in the magazine’s March issue. The announcement came via Wings’ official X (formerly Twitter) account and marks a notable comeback for Aomata, whose previous series and one-shot works have earned attention among readers who favor character-driven period […]
Ryo Minenami’s New Manga Debuts April 2
Ryo Minenami, the creator behind the acclaimed manga Boy’s Abyss (Shōnen no Abyss), is back with a brand-new series titled Yamageki (Mountain Theater). Announced via the Boy’s Abyss official X account on March 25, the series is set to make its print debut in Weekly Young Jump on April 2. For fans of Minenami’s unsettling […]









