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Kohske’s Gangsta. Manga Resumes in July – News

© Kohske, Shinchosha
Manga creator Kohske and publisher Shinchosha announced on Friday that Kohske‘s Gangsta. manga will resume serialization on July 3. Shinchosha stated that during the manga’s long hiatus, Kohske has been undergoing medical treatment for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and accompanying complications. Kohske will continue to undergo treatment while writing the manga, so the manga will be published irregularly.
Kohske also posted on X/Twitter that the manga’s serialization will likely pause frequently, and the pace of the compiled volumes will also be slow from now on as well. Kohske noted she is also still “groping for ways to draw that are less burdensome,” and so the feel of her drawings might change a little, but asked fans to patiently continue to read the manga.
Kohske has been working on an irregular schedule after revealing in 2021 she had lost an eye and was experiencing paralysis in her fingers due to health complications from systemic lupus erythematosus.
The Gangsta.manga last went on hiatus in September 2018, and returned in March 2019 with the 55th chapter. The latest chapter is the 56th chapter, which debuted in December 2020. The manga also went on hiatus in November 2015 due to Kohske‘s health, but it resumed in May 2017. Shinchosha published the eighth compiled volume in May 2018.
Kohske launched the manga in Shinchosha‘s Monthly Comic @Bunch magazine in 2010. The manga revolves around Nick and Worick, two men who take on jobs from both the mafia and the police in the town of Ergastulum, a rotten town filled with mafia, hoodlums, prostitutes, and dirty cops.
Viz Media publishes the manga in North America. Viz has also licensed Syuhei Kamo‘s Gangsta: Cursed spinoff manga, which ended in February 2018.
A 12-episode anime adaptation of the manga premiered in July 2015. Funimation streamed the series as it aired with English subtitles, along with an English dub.
Kohske recently worked on the Dark Auction mystery adventure game, which launched for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam on January 29.
Sources: Kurage Bunch, Comic Bunch Kai’s X/Twitter account, Kohske‘s X/Twitter account
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Roji’s Ao to Midori Boys-Love Manga Gets Live-Action Series – News
Naoya Kusakawa, Hidekazu Chinen star in series about mutual unrequited love
A website opened on Saturday to announce that Roji‘s Ao to Midori (Ao and Midori) boys-love manga is getting a live-action television series that will debut on October 5.

© ろじ・フランス書院/「青と碧」製作委員会
The series will star Naoya Kusakawa as Midori Yamamura and Hidekazu Chinen as Ao Hayama.
Nao Nomura (live-action Ayaka is in Love with Hiroko series), Hitomi Kitagawa, and Saki Michimoto are directing the series. Ayumi Shimo (live-action Ayaka is in Love with Hiroko series) is penning the scripts.
The series will air on BS Asahi starting on October 5 at 11:24 p.m., and will air on TV Kanagawa on October 5 at 11:30 p.m. The series will also air on HBC, RKB Mainichi Broadcasting, and CBC TV starting on October 8. The series will stream online first on Lemino starting on October 5 at 10:00 a.m., and will stream on TVer after the BS Asahi broadcasts.

© Roji, France Shoin
The manga centers on the titular characters Ao and Midori. Ao excels at both sports and academics at his high school, but is so innocent his nickname at school is “baby.” Midori is in love with Ao, but due to various issues he is unable to be honest, and the two have a “mutual unrequited love.” During their high school years, they are both imprisoned by the framework of “normalcy” and are unable to convey their feelings for each other. Throughout the next eight years, as they move on from high school and become working adults, they slowly deepen their relationship.
France Shoin published the first volume in August 2023, and Printemps Shuppan published the second volume on May 28.
Roji‘s Countdown to Yes boys-love manga previously inspired a live-action television series that debuted in January. Animate International publishes the manga in English and also publishes Roji‘s All About My Two Dads manga in English.
Sources: Ao to Midori live-action show’s website, Comic Natalie
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Anime
Attack on Titan: Brave Order Cooperative Smartphone Game Ends Service on September 28 – News
Game launched for iOS/Android in February 2022

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Game developer enish announced on Friday that Attack on Titan: Brave Order, its cooperative smartphone game in the Attack on Titan franchise, is ending service on September 28 at 5:30 p.m. JST.
Sales of in-game currency have halted.
The game launched for iOS and Android devices in February 2022.
The game has players join the Scout Corps alongside Eren and Mikasa, and take down Titans cooperatively alongside other players.
Mobage released the first Shingeki no Kyojn (Attack on Titan) smartphone game in 2012. The Shingeki no Kyojin -Hangeki no Tsubasa- (Attack on Titan: The Wings of Counterattack) smartphone game launched on the GREE mobile platform in 2013. The Shingeki no Kyoujin -Jiyū he no Hōkō- (Attack on Titan -Call for Freedom-) smartphone game then launched through Mobage in 2014. DeNA released KAYAC‘s Attack on Titan TACTICS tactical role-playing smartphone game for iOS and Android devices in English in September 2019, and the game ended service in August 2020.
Source: Attack on Titan: Brave Order game’s account
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