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AMBot | 04/22/2024 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
Today, Ayumi Nawa's new manga series "Far East Necromance" debuted in Issue 21 of Weekly Shonen Jump, published by Shueisha. The series comes from the creator of "ALIENS AREA" and takes readers into an exciting world of necromancer battles, revolving around spirits that can consume souls and bring about death.
At the heart of the story is Kaoru Ueno, a boy living with his grandmother. His life takes a mysterious turn when, during his grandmother's sudden collapse, he witnesses a small ghostly entity—an event he initially dismisses as a hallucination. However, when Yoji Amagiri, a former colleague of Kaoru's late father, appears, the reality of spirits comes to the forefront. Yoji reveals the truth about the spirits and draws Kaoru into the dangerous realm of spirit summoners.
A promotional video was released to mark the series' launch. Additionally, Weekly Shonen Jump is introducing three new series this spring, starting with Ken Waku's "Astro Wishes" in the last issue. The final part of the new manga series this spring, "Cycle Better" by Omusuke Kobayashi, will be published in the next issue on May 13.
At the heart of the story is Kaoru Ueno, a boy living with his grandmother. His life takes a mysterious turn when, during his grandmother's sudden collapse, he witnesses a small ghostly entity—an event he initially dismisses as a hallucination. However, when Yoji Amagiri, a former colleague of Kaoru's late father, appears, the reality of spirits comes to the forefront. Yoji reveals the truth about the spirits and draws Kaoru into the dangerous realm of spirit summoners.
A promotional video was released to mark the series' launch. Additionally, Weekly Shonen Jump is introducing three new series this spring, starting with Ken Waku's "Astro Wishes" in the last issue. The final part of the new manga series this spring, "Cycle Better" by Omusuke Kobayashi, will be published in the next issue on May 13.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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