“Koroshi to Uso no Marriage” short story published in 2024; The manga's working title is Bōryoku Banzai
Kodoani.com – This year's eighth issue of Kodansha's Weekly Young Magazine announced on Monday that Homura Kawamoto and artist Nadainishi will launch a new manga with a working title. Bōryoku Banzai (Cheers to Violence) in the magazine's 14th issue, scheduled for release on March 3. The manga was developed from a version of Kawamoto and Nadainishi's short story, once titled Koroshi to Uso no Marriage (Marriage). of Murder and Lies), released last year.
The magazine revealed that the series will revolve around an anti-social female protagonist, and will be filled with violence and a thrilling lore surrounding this protagonist.
The author and artist couple's short story Koroshi to Uso no Marriage first appeared in the first issue of Young Magazine Kakehiki in April 2024. Initially, it was announced that the manga would switch to a serialized release. period in Young Magazine officially in November of the same year. However, on November 28, Nadainishi announced that implementation would be briefly delayed.
Achievements of the authors
Homura Kawamoto is best known for his popular manga Kakegurui – Compulsive Gambler, created with Tōru Naomura, which debuted on Square Enix's Gangan Joker in March 2014. The manga has inspired:
Two television anime seasons (2017 and 2019), broadcast on Netflix globally. A live-action series airing in 2018, with a sequel in 2019. Two live-action films, premiering in 2019 and 2021.
Additionally, Kawamoto also co-created the original anime High Card, a poker-themed series that first aired in January 2023 and continued with a second season in January 2024.
Nadainishi, co-author of the new project, published the Rocopon manga on YanMaga Web from September 2021 to April 2022. The series was published in English by Kodansha USA, expanding Nadainishi's influence further. international market.
