This week's new releases provide information on new comics. Approximately 210 major comics will be released between September 30th and October 5th. Volume 28 of "Jujutsu Kaisen," which is also making waves as it will be coming to an end with issue 44 of "Weekly Shonen Jump" (Shueisha), released on September 30th; volume 16 of "Dandadan," which will have its TV anime airing from October; volume 17 of "Ao no Hako," and volume 21 of "MF Ghost," whose second season will begin in October.
On September 30th, the following works will be released: volume 72 of "Tasogare Ryuuseigun," which has been adapted into a TV drama; volume 37 of the soccer manga "Aoashi," volume 3 of the collector's edition of the late Fujiko F. Fujio's classic sci-fi manga "T.P. Bon," and volume 55 of the gourmet manga "Meshibana Detective Tachibana."
On October 3rd, volume 9 of "Kimi wa Meido-sama," which will have its TV anime airing from October, will be released.
On October 4th, Weekly Shonen Jump titles will be released, including volume 28 of "Jujutsu Kaisen," volume 17 of "Ao no Hako," volume 26 of "The Great Mission of the Yozakura Family," volume 23 of "Undead Unluck," volume 4 of "Kagurabachi," and volume 2 of "Negai no Astro." Works from Shueisha's manga app "Shonen Jump+" will also be released, including volume 16 of "Dandadan," volume 14 of "Magirumier Co., Ltd.", volume 15 of "Kamonohashi Ron's Forbidden Reasoning," volume 9 of "Ramen Akaneko," volume 9 of "Tomatoipu no Lycopene," volume 21 of "2.5-Den no Yuwaku," volume 16 of "Princess 'Torture' Jikan Desu," and volume 5 of "BEAT & MOTION."
In addition to the 21st volume of "MF Ghost," the following will be available in stores: 26 volumes of "My Home Hero," which has been adapted into a live-action film and anime; 26 volumes of "Parallel Paradise" by Okamoto Lynn, who is also the creator of "Elfen Lied" and "Gokukoku no Brynhildr," 18 volumes of "Manchurian Opium Squad," written by Kadoma Tsukasa and illustrated by Kanoko; 46 volumes of "Higanjima 48 Days Later..." from Matsumoto Kouji's "Higanjima" series; 18 volumes of "Adventure King Beet," by the team of Sanjo Riku, the original author of "DRAGON QUEST - Dai's Great Adventure," and Inada Koji, the 10th volume of "Kawaiisugi Crisis," which has been adapted into a TV anime; 33 volumes of "Owari no Seraph," and 86 volumes of the long-running fighting manga "Kinnikuman."
*The release date is subject to change due to shipping circumstances, etc.
