AMBot | 07/31/2021 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
Muneyuki Kaneshiro's manga "Jagaaan" announced that its story will conclude with the release of Volume 14. The announcement was made on Friday within the pages of Volume 13 of Kaneshiro's work, preparing fans for the release of the next installment in fall 2021. Previously, the manga had confirmed in November 2020 that the story had reached its final story arc.
In the story, we see life from the perspective of Shintarou Jagasaki, a neighborhood police officer who lives with his girlfriend and holds a job that is slowly killing him with boredom. Not only is the job a bottomless pit, but their relationship, which is gradually heading toward a doomed marriage, could not be more dull, leaving Jagasaki wondering if a future devoid of comfort and dreams is what he truly wants. Just as he believes his life will never change, our protagonist boards his usual train on the way home and encounters a hideous creature that makes him feel the call of his destiny. As a police officer, Jagasaki confronts the beast and discovers that his right hand has the ability to transform into a weapon that fires a type of energy, forever altering his life.
In the story, we see life from the perspective of Shintarou Jagasaki, a neighborhood police officer who lives with his girlfriend and holds a job that is slowly killing him with boredom. Not only is the job a bottomless pit, but their relationship, which is gradually heading toward a doomed marriage, could not be more dull, leaving Jagasaki wondering if a future devoid of comfort and dreams is what he truly wants. Just as he believes his life will never change, our protagonist boards his usual train on the way home and encounters a hideous creature that makes him feel the call of his destiny. As a police officer, Jagasaki confronts the beast and discovers that his right hand has the ability to transform into a weapon that fires a type of energy, forever altering his life.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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