European publisher Sendai Books announced on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday it will publish Natsuko Ishitsuyo‘s Amazoness Kiss manga and Xian Ozn‘s Never Mind Come Together manga in English.

The publisher describes the story of Amazoness Kiss:

A new exclusive club promises training and development of Extrasensory Perception for its special clients.

People sure look happy as they leave a session. Well, the ones who are allowed to leave….

Pop stardom, the occult, ambition, and unintended consequences.

Welcome to the world of Amazoness Kiss.

Ishitsuyo launched the manga on LEED Publishing‘s Torch website in 2017. LEED Publishing shipped the third and final volume in October 2020.

Sendai Books expects to ship the first volume in October, and its website states the book can ship to the United States. 

The publisher describes the story of Never Mind Come Together:

Hiroshi is an average guy on the way to attend his daughter’s recital. But everything goes south when a misplaced sauce container (?) puts him in the crosshairs of a cannibal mafia boss (??) and a deadly femme fatale (???).

Never Mind Come Together is an insane pursuit where everything is happening everywhere and all at once. The minute you finish it, you’ll want to start again from the beginning!

Ozn launched the manga on LEED Publishing‘s Torch website in 2018. LEED Publishing shipped the single compiled book volume in August 2021.

Sendai Books expects to ship the manga in October, and its website states the book can ship to the United States. 

The publisher’s X/Twitter account states it ships its books for free to the European Union, with “affordable shipping everywhere else.”

Sources: Sendai Books‘ website and X/Twitter account

The official website for the television anime of Misaki Takamatsu‘s Skip and Loafer (Skip to Loafer) manga revealed in a teaser video the April 2027 debut of the show’s second season.

Takatsugu Wakabayashi (Dragonar Academy) is returning to compose the music with new composer MICHIRU.

Kotomi Deai (Natsume’s Book of Friends) returns from the first season to direct and oversee the series scripts at P.A. Works. Scriptwriter on the first season Yōko Yonaiyama is also overseeing the series scripts alongside Deai. Manami Umeshita (Stella Women’s Academy, High School Division Class C3) is returning as the character designer and chief animation director. Reina Igawa is also returning as another chief animation director, and Yūsuke Inoue is returning from animation director on the first season as another chief animation director.

Other staff members on the second season include:

Junichi Higashi was previously listed as art supervisor but is no longer listed in the staff.

Crunchyroll will stream the second season.

Seven Seas Entertainment is releasing the manga digitally and in print in English, and it describes the story:

Excellent student Iwakura Mitsumi has always dreamt about leaving her small town, going to a prestigious university, and making positive change in the world. But she’s so focused on reaching her goals that she’s not prepared for the very different (and overwhelming) city life that awaits her in a Tokyo high school. Luckily, she makes fast friends with Shima Sousuke, a handsome classmate who’s as laid-back as she is over-prepared. Can this naive country girl make it big in Tokyo with Sousuke by her side?

The first anime series premiered in April 2023. Crunchyroll streamed the series as it aired in Japan.

Takamatsu launched the manga in Kodansha‘s Monthly Afternoon magazine in August 2018.

The manga ranked #7 in manga for male readers in the 2020 edition of Takarajimasha‘s Kono Manga ga Sugoi! (This Manga Is Amazing!) guidebook. It was nominated in the 13th Manga Taisho awards in 2020, and was also nominated in the Best General Manga category of Kodansha‘s 44th annual Manga Awards in 2020.

The manga received a stage musical adaptation that ran in March 2026 in Tokyo and Osaka.

Sources: Skip & Loafer anime’s website, Comic Natalie

The official X (formerly Twitter) account for the Naruto and Boruto manga franchises announced on Friday that the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex manga will not appear in the October issue of Shueisha‘s V Jump magazine that will ship on August 21. The manga will return in the next issue, which is the November issue that will ship on September 18.

Manga storywriter Ukyō Kodachi and Mikio Ikemoto launched the Boruto sequel manga in Shueisha‘s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in May 2016, and the manga ran monthly in the magazine. The manga transferred to V Jump in July 2019. Original Naruto manga creator Masashi Kishimoto replaced Kodachi as the manga’s storywriter in November 2020, starting with the manga’s 52nd chapter.

The manga went on hiatus in April 2023 and returned with the Two Blue Vortex arc in August 2023. Shueisha published the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex manga’s eighth compiled book volume on June 4.

Shueisha‘s MANGA Plus service and Viz Media are both publishing the manga digitally, and Viz Media is publishing the manga in print.

The Boruto: Naruto Next Generations television anime premiered in Japan on TV Tokyo in April 2017. The anime’s “Part I” ended with its 293rd episode in March 2023, and “Part II” of the anime has been green-lit.

Viz Media licensed the anime and streamed it on Hulu as it aired in Japan, and Crunchyroll also streamed the anime. The anime began airing on Adult Swim‘s Toonami block in September 2018. Viz Media is releasing the anime on home video.

Kishimoto launched the original Naruto manga in Weekly Shonen Jump in 1999, and ended the series in November 2014. The series has spawned multiple anime, anime films, OVAs, and game adaptations. The Naruto Shippūden anime series ended in March 2017. The manga is inspiring a live-action Hollywood film at Lionsgate.

Source: Naruto and Boruto franchise‘s official Twitter account