In this year’s 10th issue of the magazine Weekly shonen jump from the publisher Shueisha the first chapter of a new manga, written and illustrated by Kenta Shinohara ((Eikyuu Fumetsu Devil Point, Kanata no astra, SKET dance), entitled Witch clock. Serialization is also done free of charge via the service Manga Plus, in English (shortcut). The summary is described as: Β«Morihito, a boy with the strength of an ogre, begins to live with his childhood friend, Niko, who is training to be a witch. Nikos magic leads to all sorts of unpredictable problems and with two teenagers under the same roof … let the awesome antics begin!Β».
Shinohara is also the author of the manga SKET dancewhich he published in the magazine Weekly shonen jump from the publisher Shueisha between July 2007 and July 2013 with a total of 32 compiled volumes. This work inspired a 77-part anime adaptation by the studios. Tatsunoko Productions and originally released in April 2011.
He also wrote the manga Kanata no astra ((Astra lost in space) which he published through the service Shonen Jump Plus from the publisher Shueisha between May 2016 and December 2017 with a total of five compiled volumes. This work also inspired a twelve-episode anime adaptation produced by the studios. lark and published in July 2019.
SKET Dance Synopsis
The Kaimei Academy is full of eccentric people, students and teachers. One of the school’s many clubs is the βSKET Brigadeβ, officially known as the Life Assistance Club. The SKET Brigade consists of the somewhat idiotic Yuusuke “Bossun” Fujisaki, the gallant Hime “Himeko” Onizuka and the quiet but surprisingly popular Kazuyoshi “Switch” Usui and is dedicated to solving various problems on campus. However, the club rarely receives requests, so members spend most of their time dealing with trivial and random matters. SKET Dance is a hilarious comedy that is hilarious and moving at the same time, following the daily life of a strange trio of friends in high school.
Source: Official Twitter account
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