Magical Girl Incident manga by Zero Akabane will reach its climax in the next issue of the magazine, set to release in June.
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Kadokawa’s Young Ace magazine announced in its June issue that the Magical Girl Incident manga by Zero Akabane will reach its climax in the next issue of the magazine, set to release in June.
Yen Press has licensed the manga, and the company describes its story as follows:
“As a little boy, Sakura Hiromi once dreamed he could be a hero. Now…he’s simply your everyday office worker, toiling away for the sake of his company. Though he longs for his childhood dream, it seems so far out of reach—until he decides to step up and save a child one fateful day. Suddenly, fantasies become reality as Hiromi finds himself transformed into…a magical girl?!”
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On May 23 and September 19, respectively, Yen Press is set to release the first and second volume of Magical Girl Incident manga in English. Serialized in Young Ace magazine from April 2021, the manga’s first compiled volume was published by Kadokawa in December 2021.
The second volume followed in September 2022. The upcoming June issue of Young Ace magazine also revealed that the manga is approaching its climax and will continue in the magazine’s next issue.
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