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Muse Asia Acquires Marriage Toxin Anime

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The Intriguing World of Marriage Toxin : What to Expect from the Upcoming Anime Adaptation Anime fans around the world are buzzing with excitement as Muse Asia has officially announced the licensing of the television adaptation of the popular manga Marriage Toxin . Written by Jōmyaku and illustrated by Mizuki Yoda, this series combines elements of action, romance, and dark comedy, promising viewers a captivating experience. Set to release soon, let’s dive deep into what makes Marriage Toxin unique, its storyline, and who will be bringing it to life on screen. A Glimpse into the Storyline Marriage Toxin intricately weaves a narrative filled with intrigue, familial duty, and unexpected romance. For centuries, the Poison Masters of the Five Great Families have wielded immense power, and the Gero Family is no exception. The protagonist, Hikaru Gero, is the heir to this notorious family. Having grown up in the shadows of his family’s dark legacy—far removed from notions of love and ...
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Yoshikazu Yasuhiko's Giniro no Michi Ends March 19; Acting Out Concludes in Young Jump

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Yoshikazu Yasuhiko’s short series Giniro no Michi -Handa-yama Ibun- (Silver Road: Strange Stories of the Handa Silver Mine) is drawing to a close, and the announcement has reverberated across manga readers who follow historical drama and veteran creators. Below we break down the series’ conclusion, the context behind the story, and why Yasuhiko’s decades-long career makes this ending noteworthy for both long-time fans and newcomers curious about historical manga rooted in Japan’s Meiji-era industrial history. What is Giniro no Michi -Handa-yama Ibun-? Giniro no Michi -Handa-yama Ibun- (literally "Silver Road - Strange Stories of the Handa Silver Mine") is a historical manga that explores the life and challenges of Godai Tomoatsu, a leading entrepreneur during Japan’s early Meiji period. The story focuses on how Godai navigates friction, misunderstandings, and the political and economic hurdles involved in restoring the Handa Silver Mine—one of Japan’s major Edo-period mi...
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Pokémon Concierge Season 2 Manga Announced

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Season 2 of Pokémon Concierge quietly builds on the tranquil charm of the first run, deepening both character work and the tactile, lovingly crafted stop-motion that makes this short-form series so special. Where season one focused on Haru finding her footing at the resort, this new batch of episodes puts her in the role of guide and caretaker—testing whether the calm she’s embraced can be shared with guests and Pokémon alike. The result is a soothing, emotionally gentle continuation that feels equal parts vacation and warm conversation. Haru’s return in season 2 finds her growing into a role that asks her to care for others as much as she cares for herself. Stop-motion craft: small details, big heart One of Pokémon Concierge’s greatest strengths remains its stop-motion animation. Dwarf-like studio craftsmanship returns, and even in short episodes the series manages to communicate enormous personality through subtle movement. Walk cycles, item handling, and the tiny shift...
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The Holy Grail of Eris Ep. 11 Review

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Episode 11 of The Holy Grail of Eris accelerates the story into near-meltdown territory: secrets unravel, loyalties are tested, and the show forces its characters into stark, revealing moments. What began as a slow-burn character drama has turned into a high-stakes, emotionally fraught countdown. With Connie’s execution looming and power plays collapsing around her, this installment asks whether people are truly who they present themselves to be — and whether masks can survive the heat of consequence. ©常磐くじら・ドリコム／エリスの聖杯製作委員会 Constance and Scarlett: Two Sides of Courage A major emotional thread of this episode is the relationship between Constance (Connie) and the spectral Scarlett. The episode reframes a key rescue from earlier in the series: Brenda — the girl from the ball — insists Constance saved her, even though Scarlett was the active force at the time. That contradiction isn’t a simple misremembering; it’s an illustration of how identity and agency blur in the series....
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New Iruma-kun Spinoff Manga Launches in March

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Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun is expanding its mischievous demon universe: a brand-new spinoff manga focused on the “Boku-Alliance” trio is launching in Champion Buzz this March, and NHK has confirmed a TV anime adaptation of the popular IruMafia Edition spinoff for January 2027. Between new releases, ongoing volume rollouts, and the winding down of other side stories, Iruma-kun’s world continues to grow — here’s everything fans need to know and what to expect next. New spinoff arrives in Champion Buzz — Boku-Alliance goes gaming On March 5, Champion Buzz (a digital supplement to Weekly Shōnen Champion) will serialize a fresh Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun spinoff centered on the Boku-Alliance — Iruma, Lied, and Purson — as they dive headfirst into the gaming world. The series is illustrated by Konisuke (known for Tenshi to Akuma Meshi), with original story credit to Osamu Nishi and story contributions from Atsu Tsudanuma (Makai no Shuyaku wa Wareware da!). Image via...
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Dorohedoro Returns: New 1‑Shot Arrives April 11

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The grimy, surreal world of Dorohedoro is gearing up for a fresh surge of chaos and revelation. Manga creator Q Hayashida has a new one-shot arriving in Monthly Shonen Sunday on April 11 to celebrate the start of the anime’s second season, while MAPPA’s long-awaited continuation is set to premiere almost simultaneously worldwide on April 1, 2026. For fans of gritty world-building, dark humor, and off-kilter character design, spring 2026 promises a packed return to the Hole and the sorcerers who terrorize it. ©Q Hayashida, Shogakukan, Viz Media What’s New: One-Shot Manga and Season 2 Premiere Q Hayashida’s Dorohedoro returned to the spotlight with two major announcements: a commemorative one-shot published in Monthly Shonen Sunday’s issue on April 11, 2026, and an anime season 2 premiere slated for April 1, 2026 at 11:00 p.m. JST (10:00 a.m. EDT). The one-shot acts as both a nostalgic nod to longtime readers and an accessible entry point for newcomers who want a taste of H...
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In the Clear Moonlit Dusk Episode 10 Review

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Episode 10 of In the Clear Moonlit Dusk leans into quiet moments and social expectations, pairing a gentle mall outing with a weightier interrogation of gender roles in shoujo storytelling. Between crepes, gift shopping, and an extended adolescent flashback, the episode continues to push Yoi’s portrayal as both an archetypal “girlish” heroine and an oddly passive figure whose interiority is not fully explored. This installment rewards fans who care about character beats, but it will also renew questions about how the series frames femininity and female desire. © Mika Yamamori, KODANSHA/ “In the Clear Moonlit Dusk” Production Committee. Episode 10 Recap: Mall Dates, Flashbacks, and Small Revelations The episode opens with a light, realistic scene: Ouji and Yoi at the mall, buying gifts and sampling the kind of small, everyday pleasures that shoujo often uses to build intimacy. They browse a sports supply store, consult a preteen gift guide, and finish with crepes...
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