The 67th edition of the Shogakukan Manga Awards ends on behalf of Komi cannot communicate, winner of the Shonen category. Let’s find out the other excellent works and the candidates who didn’t manage to snag a title!
Established in 1955, the Shogakukan Prize for Manga is one of them major awards in Japanese comics, much sought after by every author. Although the award is administered and sponsored by Japanese publisher Shogakukan, titles published by other publishers are also recognized. It’s not just about fame and glory, the award-winning works are honored with a bronze statuette and a 1 million yen prize.
For the commission of the 67th edition of the Shogakukan Manga Awards, the best work of Shonen category was Komi unable to communicate, the work of Tomohiro Oda, published on Weekly Shonen Sunday and recently conquered Netflix with an anime adaptation. The beautiful and quiet Komi overcame Harawata and Miyakokasiwa’s Battle Game competition in 5 seconds and mash by Hajime Komoto.
For the Shojo categoryto have it checked My love mix up! by Wataru Hinekure and Aruko, serialized on Shueisha’s Bessatsu Margaret. The other category nominees were Queen’s Quality, Seishun Heavy Rotation and Promise Cinderella.
there best overall work sees two winners, Nigatsu no Shosa: Zettai Gokaku no Kyoshitsu by Shiho Takase e don’t tell a secret by Yumi Tamura, two other works by Shogakukan. In the Kodomo category, Best Children’s Comic, there was no winner despite the nomination from Rich Police Cash.
Do you agree with the winners? We send you to class from Netflix and welcome you with a teaser of Season 2 of Komi Can’t Communicate.
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