AMBot | 04/10/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The fourth part of Shōwa no Gurazeni, Kawa's spinoff manga of Yūji Moritaka and Keiji Adachi's Gurazeni Dai League-hen, has reached its conclusion. However, fans can look forward to the fifth part, which will continue in late July, and the return of Gurazeni Dai League-hen in April.
The 19th issue of Kodansha's Morning Magazine announced the end of the fourth part of Shōwa no Gurazeni and the upcoming resumption of Gurazeni Dai League-hen in the magazine's 21st issue on April 20. Shōwa no Gurazeni was first serialized in Morning in October 2020 and has experienced several hiatuses to make way for the latest Gurazeni stories.
The Gurazeni baseball manga, which revolves around a highly stratified baseball team where player salaries depend on performance, follows the journey of Natsunosuke Bonda, a relief pitcher with a unique left-handed sidearm throw. The manga series has seen multiple continuations since its debut in 2010, including Tokyo Dome-hen and Pa League-hen.
Fans of the original manga have also enjoyed two Gurazeni-inspired TV anime series, which premiered in April and October 2018. Additionally, the series inspired the spinoff manga "Gurazeni: Natsunosuke no Seishun" by Yōsuke Uzumaki, which ran in Kodansha's Evening Magazine starting in March 2020 and concluded on November 8.
The 19th issue of Kodansha's Morning Magazine announced the end of the fourth part of Shōwa no Gurazeni and the upcoming resumption of Gurazeni Dai League-hen in the magazine's 21st issue on April 20. Shōwa no Gurazeni was first serialized in Morning in October 2020 and has experienced several hiatuses to make way for the latest Gurazeni stories.
The Gurazeni baseball manga, which revolves around a highly stratified baseball team where player salaries depend on performance, follows the journey of Natsunosuke Bonda, a relief pitcher with a unique left-handed sidearm throw. The manga series has seen multiple continuations since its debut in 2010, including Tokyo Dome-hen and Pa League-hen.
Fans of the original manga have also enjoyed two Gurazeni-inspired TV anime series, which premiered in April and October 2018. Additionally, the series inspired the spinoff manga "Gurazeni: Natsunosuke no Seishun" by Yōsuke Uzumaki, which ran in Kodansha's Evening Magazine starting in March 2020 and concluded on November 8.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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