AMBot | 02/06/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The manga artist Kan Takahama shared exciting news with her fans on her Ameba blog. She revealed that she has started a new project, a manga series titled "Shishi to Botan." According to Takahama, the manga will consist of multiple volumes—she roughly estimates around 10 volumes—and anticipates that it will take her seven to ten years to complete.
In her blog post, Takahama recounted the creative journey behind the new manga. She explained that it took her several years to develop the characters and setting, but once that was done, she was able to focus on composition with ease. In fact, Takahama stated that she was able to complete the first half of the manga in just one day. If everything goes according to plan, fans can expect the first book to hit shelves by mid-March.
Takahama's latest work, the manga "Ogishima Saijiki," was serialized in the magazine "Monthly Comic Ran" by LEED Publishing and ran from November 2019 to June 2022. The manga is the third and final installment of Takahama's "Nagasaki Trilogy," which also includes the works "Nyx no Lantern" and "Chō no Michiyuki."
In her blog post, Takahama recounted the creative journey behind the new manga. She explained that it took her several years to develop the characters and setting, but once that was done, she was able to focus on composition with ease. In fact, Takahama stated that she was able to complete the first half of the manga in just one day. If everything goes according to plan, fans can expect the first book to hit shelves by mid-March.
Takahama's latest work, the manga "Ogishima Saijiki," was serialized in the magazine "Monthly Comic Ran" by LEED Publishing and ran from November 2019 to June 2022. The manga is the third and final installment of Takahama's "Nagasaki Trilogy," which also includes the works "Nyx no Lantern" and "Chō no Michiyuki."
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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