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On June 7, the official X (formerly Twitter) account for The Dangers in My Heart announced that the spinoff series will launch on Akita Shoten’s Champion Cross manga website.
Haika Nanasaka will illustrate the series under the full supervision of original creator Norio Sakurai. Fans can expect the same heartwarming humor and slice-of-life charm, this time centered on Kana Ichikawa, whose daily life and inner thoughts will take center stage.
Initially launched in March 2018, The Dangers in My Heart follows Kyōtarō Ichikawa, a socially awkward high school boy with a dark imagination, who secretly admires the popular Anna Yamada. Despite his grim fantasies, Kyōtarō’s interactions with Anna reveal both characters’ hidden quirks and vulnerabilities, gradually blossoming into a sweet and genuine connection.
This upcoming spinoff marks another expansion of the franchise, which already boasts a successful anime adaptation, light novel, and prior spinoff (Twi-Yaba). With the focus shifting to Kana, the series opens the door for new comedic and heartfelt stories within the same world.
Sakurai’s original manga began serialization in Weekly Shōnen Champion before moving to Akita Shoten’s web platforms. The manga’s 12th compiled volume was recently released in Japan, while Seven Seas Entertainment continues to publish the English editions, with Volume 11 scheduled for August 5.
Beyond the manga, the series inspired a popular anime adaptation that premiered in 2023 on TV Asahi’s “NUMAnimation” programming block. The show quickly garnered an international audience via HIDIVE, which streams both the subbed and dubbed versions. A second season aired in early 2024, followed by an anime adaptation of the Twi-Yaba spinoff.
Additionally, an upcoming compilation film — featuring new scenes and post-series content — is in production, promising more of Kyōtarō and Anna’s story.
A socially awkward and imaginative high school student, Kyōtarō views himself as an outsider and often fantasizes about dark scenarios. However, beneath his gloomy façade lies a kind and perceptive individual. His unlikely friendship — and budding romance — with the popular Anna Yamada drives much of the original manga’s emotional core.
Kyōtarō’s older sister, Kana, has largely remained a background character in the main series, known for her sharp wit and casual demeanor. The new spinoff offers fans a chance to explore Kana’s personal life, relationships, and inner world, making her a lead character for the first time.
With Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu Love Comedy ga Hajimaranai launching on July 22, anticipation is high among fans eager to explore Kana’s story. Whether you’re a long-time reader or new to the series, this spinoff promises to deliver laughs, heart, and fresh insights into the beloved world of The Dangers in My Heart.
Manga creator Ao Tajima confirmed on May 24 that Hotel Inhumans is nearing its conclusion. While no specific end date or chapter count has been revealed, Tajima hinted that the manga will wrap up during the anime’s broadcast period, making this summer an exciting time for longtime readers and new viewers alike.

Hotel Inhumans revolves around an extraordinary establishment that caters exclusively to a lethal clientele: assassins. Hidden from the public eye, the hotel offers more than luxury accommodations. Here, patrons can enjoy gourmet dining, indulge in entertainment, and relax in comfort—all while accessing a top-tier arsenal of weapons, bespoke false identities, and elite cleanup services.
At the heart of the hotel are two professional concierges, Sara and Ikurō. Their unwavering commitment to discretion and service ensures that even the most dangerous guests can operate safely within the hotel’s walls. The story delves into the complex web of relationships and rivalries that unfold as assassins from around the world cross paths in this unique setting.
Ao Tajima launched Hotel Inhumans in June 2021 on Shogakukan’s Sunday Webry platform. The series quickly garnered attention for its stylish art, intriguing concept, and mature tone. Shogakukan published the 10th compiled volume on March 12, 2025, with the 11th volume scheduled for release on June 30, just ahead of the anime premiere.
Sara
A poised and capable concierge, Sara manages the hotel’s daily operations with grace and precision. Her calm demeanor masks a sharp mind and unwavering loyalty to the hotel’s mission of serving its dangerous clientele without judgment.
Ikurō
Sara’s fellow concierge, Ikurō is known for his resourcefulness and deep connections within the underworld. Whether arranging high-tech weaponry or facilitating identity changes, Ikurō ensures that every guest’s needs are met with discretion and efficiency.
With both the manga’s ending and the anime’s debut on the horizon, Hotel Inhumans is poised for a high-profile summer. Whether you’ve followed the manga since its launch or are discovering the series through its upcoming adaptation, now is the perfect time to dive into this stylish, action-packed world.
]]>The long-awaited news comes with an ambitious goal: bringing Keisuke Itagaki’s hard-hitting, bone-crunching saga to English-speaking audiences in a unified, high-quality format for the first time. This marks a significant moment not just for Baki fans, but for the broader manga publishing industry.
Baki the Grappler follows the relentless journey of Baki Hanma, a teenage martial arts prodigy determined to surpass his father, Yujiro Hanma, the most powerful fighter alive. From underground tournaments to brutal street fights, Baki trains beyond human limits, constantly facing stronger and deadlier opponents.
The manga combines intense martial arts action with philosophical musings on strength, pain, and the nature of combat. With over 40 volumes, it’s a saga that’s evolved alongside its characters, and now it’s poised to reach a wider audience with its official English publication by Kodama Tales.
Baki Hanma
The titular protagonist, Baki is a 17-year-old martial arts genius. Raised in brutal conditions and trained relentlessly, his obsession is to defeat his father and prove himself the strongest. Despite his youth, Baki’s tactical mind and resilience make him a formidable opponent. His journey is as much about internal growth as it is about breaking bones.
Yujiro Hanma
Known as “The Ogre,” Yujiro is Baki’s father and the world’s most feared fighter. Possessing near-superhuman strength, speed, and killer instinct, Yujiro is both Baki’s ultimate rival and a terrifying symbol of raw power. His merciless nature and mysterious background add complexity to the story’s emotional and physical battles.
Kodama Tales’ move to publish Baki the Grappler worldwide in English could redefine how long-running Japanese series are introduced to international readers. With a loyal fanbase already primed and new fans discovering the franchise through anime and streaming platforms, the buzz around this release is palpable.
While no specific release date has been announced, the publisher has confirmed that digital and print formats will be available simultaneously. Expect further announcements and possible collector’s editions as excitement builds.
]]>If you’re building your anime library or just diving into a new story, here’s a breakdown of the key releases arriving between May 11 and 17 across major publishers and distributors.
This week brings a rich variety of titles across genres, platforms, and publishers. Anime fans can look forward to notable home video releases like Berserk of Gluttony, I’m in Love with the Villainess, and the Kamen Rider Geats movie. These are available via outlets such as Crunchyroll, Sentai Filmworks, and Shout! Studios.
Meanwhile, manga readers have much to be excited about too. Viz Media, Seven Seas, Kodansha, and Yen Press headline this week’s drop with anticipated volumes including The Apothecary Diaries, Dandadan, Skip and Loafer, and Berserk Volume 42. Digital-only manga such as Yakuza Fiancé and Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible also continue to see traction among online readers.
As the spring release schedule ramps up, May is shaping up to be a rewarding month for anyone looking to expand their anime shelves or get lost in a new manga world.
Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)
A sharp-minded servant with a background in herbal medicine, Maomao is unexpectedly pulled into palace intrigue after saving a royal child. Her wit and knowledge earn her a reputation, making her a central figure in unraveling the court’s mysteries. A fan-favorite for her brains-over-brawn approach.
Kubo (Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible)
A sweet yet mischievous classmate, Kubo makes it her mission to bring attention to the quiet and often unnoticed protagonist, Junta Shiraishi. Her playful persistence turns an awkward school life into a charming, heartwarming story about being seen, appreciated, and loved.
With new formats and fresh volumes hitting shelves weekly, North America remains a hotbed for anime and manga accessibility. Whether you’re catching up on last season’s anime hits or keeping pace with ongoing manga sagas, the May 11–17 lineup delivers something worth checking out.
The latest film from
Your Name (Kimi no na wa) director
Makoto Shinkai takes on beautiful edible form in Tokyo and Osaka.
There’s a lot to like about Makoto Shinkai ‘s films , from their emotionally charged stories to their memorable soundtracks. But really, you can’t talk about Shinkai ‘s work without talking about how visually beautiful he is, thanks to the director’s incredible ability to create immensely detailed and vivid environments for his art to unfold.
So if you were planning on making a themed cafe for Shinkai’s latest film , Tenki no Ko , the food has to look amazing and luckily the minds behind Tenki no Ko Cafe have that in front of them.
Without giving away much of the plot, Tenki no Ko focuses on two teenagers: Hina , a girl who can control the weather, and Hodaka , a runaway from rural Japan who ends up in Tokyo. The sky and clouds are a constant visual and symbolic motif throughout the film, and the Secret Of The Acai Bowl , featuring yogurt and kiwi, recreates one of the film’s most memorable moments, when a world above is revealed. From the clouds.
Meanwhile, beneath the clouds is shaded matcha in The Sun is Coming Out Tiramisu , a green tea tiramisu placed beneath a cotton candy cloud with “sunshine sauce” on the side.
If you’re looking for something more nutritious than desserts, the main dishes available include
Teruteru Rice Omelet , shaped like
teruteru bozu dolls that people in Japan have been making for generations as amulets to ward off rainy weather, and which becomes the mascot of the climate control business that Hina and Hodaka start.
Other dishes recreate specific foods seen on screen in
Tenki no Ko , such as the
Potato Chip Fried Rice that Hina cooks for Hodaka, the welcome dinner hosted by Hodaka’s co-workers when he gets his first work in Tokyo,
“Best Dinner I’ve Ever Had in My Life”, which refers to the free burger that Hina slides to Hodaka when she’s on edge.
Still, it’s the sweets that steal the show, like the
Teruteru Bozu a la Mode fruit pudding.
The drinks are also a feast for the eyes, with the
Whirlwind Cloud Whipped Latte looking like a mug of
Shinkai ‘s signature skies …
…More cotton candy clouds in the forecast for
Fruit Soda with a cameo from Ame the cat…
…And the alluring deep blue of
Skyfish Soda and its panna cotta jelly.
As is common in anime-themed cafes, each drink order gives you a random coaster with character illustrations…
…And there’s also an attached gift shop selling a selection of unique items such as smartphone cases, notepads and, appropriately, umbrellas.
The Tenki no Ko cafe will be operating in two locations, one in Tokyo and the other in Osaka, the Tokyo branch opens on October 8, while the Osaka cafe opens on October 10. Both will be open until November 17. Reservations can be made through the cafe’s official website (Tokyo here , Osaka here )
Source: soranews24
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Reflections that the mangakas shared about their works, daily life or random things in Weekly Shonen Jump #40 of 2019.
My Hero Academia – Kohei Horikoshi
I was waiting for a call at night when my phone suddenly broke. I rushed to the Docomo store and was given a replacement phone two minutes before closing time.
One Piece – Eiichiro Oda
Mewtwo Raid Time is Coming on 9/17 (Japan Time)! With a shiny variant! Please don’t look for me.
Dr. STONE – Riichiro Inagaki
ACG’s Dr. STONE exhibit was amazing! I want to ride the Izu Hakone train that has Dr. STONE advertising!
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Koyoharu Gotoge
Thank you all for sending me gifts and letters of encouragement! Yes help! I will continue working hard!
Mitama Security: Spirit Busters – Tsurun Hatomune
I don’t know what this means, but I want to draw a manga that’s like Othello with rainbow colors.
Chainsaw Man – Tatsuki Fujimoto
The pears were delicious! And the peaches were delicious too!
Mission: Yozakura Family – Hitsuji Gondaira
Kaldi’s cold brew coffee is so good! I’m drinking it like crazy like it’s barley tea. Maybe that’s why I can’t sleep.
The Promised Neverland – Kaiu Shirai
At the end I was calling the Promised Neverland’s special phone number. Thank you for this wonderful project!
Haikyu!! – Haruichi Furudate
I’ve been drawing while standing recently, but I was doing such a firm stance that I hurt my pinky.
Black Clover – Yuki Tabata
My childhood friend came to see the baby while he was on a business trip. She had barely changed, and it brought back so many memories!
We Never Learn – Taishi Tsutsui
During summer vacation, I went to the hot springs and an amusement park to revitalize myself! I’m full of energy and ready to draw manga!
ACT-AGE – Shiro Usazaki
I just got extra bookshelves, but I’m already considering getting even more. It happens, right?
Jujutsu Kaisen – Gege Akutami
Tenjo tenge yuiga dokuson (“In all heaven and earth, I alone am the righteous one”) seems to have various connotations, but I like to use it in the arrogant sense of the phrase.
Yui Kamio Lets Loose – Hiroshi Shiibashi
I went to the pool. All I did was float, but I’m exhausted! The power of the sun. And now summer is over.
Double Taisei – Kentaro Fukuda
Butterflies and moths. Design-wise, I prefer moths. I like Battra in its larval form more than its adult insect form.
Samurai 8: The Tale of Hachimaru – Masashi Kishimoto
My left leg has been going numb lately. I wonder why. I don’t really want to, but I guess I’ll go see the doctor…
Beast Children – Kento Terasaka
The Rugby World Cup is starting soon! I’m super excited! Go to Japan!
Tokyo Shinobi Squad – Kento Matsuura
I was hanging out with the lady I met recently at Bento’s place. It’s fun to talk to new people.Source:

Recordemos que hasta hace unas semanas su manga había anunciado su final, cerrando así la serie con un total de 16 volúmenes recopilatorios.
También tuvo su adaptación a anime durante el 2016, lo que habla de una historia que atrapa a su público.
Esta obra fue creada por ONE, autor de One-Punch Man, cuya publicación se dio como webcomic en el año 2012.
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