Suiseisha has confirmed that Waji’s boys-love (BL) manga Trying to Break up With Sex (Wakareru Tame ni Irojikake Shite Mita) is receiving an AnimeFesta anime adaptation. While staff, broadcast timing, and cast details will be announced at a later date, this confirmation marks the latest in AnimeFesta’s long-running program of adapting risqué and mature titles […]
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Nobunaga Concerto Manga Returns in July, Concludes in 3 Chapters
Great news for historical manga fans: Ayumi Ishii’s Nobunaga Concerto is returning to Shogakukan’s Gessan (Monthly Shōnen Sunday) in the magazine’s next issue on July 10 — and the author has announced the story will conclude in three chapters. This marks the series’ first new chapter since March 2023, giving readers a short-but-decisive sprint to […]
The Beloved Imperial Bride Manga Ends with 10th Volume
The latest update for Mato Kauta’s romantic comedy manga The Beloved Imperial Bride (Teikoku no Koiyome) has readers both nostalgic and excited: the series will conclude with its 10th volume in early spring 2027, while the ninth volume is slated to ship on July 3 and is already available early on the Comic CMOA platform. […]
Hiroshi Shimomoto’s Delinquent Gacha Manga Enters Final Arc
Hiroshi Shimomoto’s delinquent-packed manga Delinquent Gacha (Gachankee) has taken a decisive turn: the series is entering its final arc. The announcement, revealed alongside chapter 31, confirms that the next chapter—scheduled for release on June 16—will begin the story’s concluding stretch. For fans of schoolyard showdowns, underdog protagonists and the chaotic energy of bottom-tier high schools, […]
Omamori Himari Manga Gets 20th-Anniversary One-Shot
Omamori Himari is back — if only for a glorious one-shot. To commemorate the franchise’s 20th anniversary, manga creator Milan Matra revived his popular supernatural-romance series for a special 24-page chapter published in the July issue of Monthly Dragon Age. This surprise return is a bittersweet reminder of why the series captured so many hearts […]
Drecom & Manga Box Launch New Manga Label with 4 Titles
Japanese developer Drecom has officially entered the digital manga space with a brand-new label, “Dre Box,” focused squarely on fantasy and isekai adaptations of the company’s original novels. The label launches with four manga adaptations — a carefully curated lineup that leans into slice-of-life, villainess, and cozy exile narratives that are currently resonating with worldwide […]
Shigure Tokita’s No Gyaru in This Class Manga Ends Next Chapter
Shigure Tokita has announced that the No Gyaru in This Class (Kono Kurasu ni Gyaru wa Inai) manga will conclude with its next chapter. Fans who’ve followed the bright, classroom-centered romcom will soon see the story approach its finale — a closing that wraps up the gyaru makeover comedy Tokita launched on Shueisha’s digital platforms. […]
Twilight Blade Joins Viz’s Shonen Jump & Shueisha’s Manga Plus
Twilight Blade (Awai no Homura) arrives as one of the freshest action-adventure manga debuts on Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ — a stylish supernatural series from writer Chiyoko Maruume and artist Tokegoro. Blending household warmth with ferocious otherworldly encounters, the story centers on the unlikely family formed between a grieving boy and a stoic exorcist. Below we […]
Rurouni Kenshin: Hokkaido Arc Enters 1-Issue Hiatus
The long-running legacy of Rurouni Kenshin continues to evolve: after multiple pauses and resumptions, the Hokkaido Arc has returned to serialization, giving fans fresh chapters to dissect and debate. This post breaks down the recent serialization timeline, the background behind the stoppages, how the manga fits into the larger Kenshin franchise, and where anime audiences […]
Takashi Sano’s Bakudan Manga Concludes
Takashi Sano’s manga adaptation of Katsuhiro Go’s novel Bakudan (Bomb) has reached its conclusion, closing out its run with the 40th chapter on May 29. The series — which first launched on Kodansha’s Comic Days platform in May 2025 — has drawn attention for its tense storytelling, distinctive artwork, and Sano’s skill in translating prose-driven […]









