Koyoharu Gotouge's great work, Kimetsu no Yaiba, finished the main story last week in chapter 205 of this series. But this series does not mean to stop giving stories to see a manga spin-off being planned.
Ryouji Hirano will launch a short spin-off manga titled Kimetsu no Yaiba: Rengoku Gaiden which according to the title will focus on Kyōjurō Rengoku. The magazine has not yet announced the issue date for the spin-off.
Hirano (Bozebeats) wrote Kimetsu no Aima!, a four-panel spin-off manga that runs on Shueisha's Shonen Jump + application and website in 2019. Hirano also drew the manga "Kimetsu no Yaiba: Tomioka Giyu Gaiden" which debuted on Weekly Shueisha's Shonen Jump + website. Shonen Jump in April 2019.
Weekly Shonen Jump also offers printed manuscripts of the last chapter. Script size B5 will include reprints of 21 black and white and two-color pages from the last chapter in a manuscript envelope. Prints sell for 3,850 yen.
The magazine also provides instructions on other content related to the series, such as bonus prizes at the Bandai Namco game center from May 21 to June 28, a collaboration with the medical supply company Hakujūji from June 1 to August 31, and upcoming draws through magazines for various merchandise. .
Perhaps many argue that this series tamatnya too rushed, but not a waste of time it is one of the best aspects of manga- her and I think Kimetsu have fulfilled their mandate and fortunate enough to finish in the peak of its popularity. It did what it needs to do. A truly satisfying ending is extraordinarily difficult to make and in fact as long as you can run past the finish line without falling in a tumble and make the reader feel the time they were thrown away was good.
Fuente: ANN
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