Tadahiro Miura‘s Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san (Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs) manga ended in the 27th issue of Weekly Shounen Jump released on Monday, 8th June 2020.
The issue also revealed that a two-episode original video animation will be bundled with the 24th Volume of the manga to be released on December 4. The OVA will adapt the 99th chapter of the manga, “Noroware no Kogarashi,” and the 141st chapter, “Giri Giri!? Onsen Happening.”
A new manga commemorating its four-year serialization will debut in this year’s Summer edition of Jump GIGA.
To commemorate the completion, Shueisha provides a service for all applicants and presents them with a set of B5 size duplicate pages of the final chapter along with a manuscript bag. If you would like to apply, please use the application form attached to this issue, or apply using the digital application form. Reader’s contribution is 3850 yen including tax.
In addition to this, in this issue, a contribution project called “Your Ideal Yuragi-sou,” was held in March in commemoration of the 200th Chapter of this series and the 4th anniversary, soliciting the situation of “Yuragi-sou” that readers want to see. The result of “I will draw!” will also be announced. A manga based on the situation selected by Miura himself from the post will be published in Shonen Jump GIGA 2020 SUMMER (Shueisha) scheduled to be released this summer.
Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san began serialization in Weekly Shounen Jump in February 2016. Shueisha released the 22nd compiled volume on June 4, and the 23rd volume is scheduled for September.
A 12-episode television anime adapting the manga aired in Summer 2018. Aniplex of America licensed the anime and simulcast it through Crunchyroll. The same year, volumes 12, 13, and 14 of the manga bundled three OVA episodes between July 4 and December 4.
Source Links:
- Comic Natalie
- “Yuragi-so no Yuna” | Shueisha “Weekly Shonen Jump” Official Site
- TV anime “Yuragiso no Yuna” official website
- TV anime “Yuragisou no Yuna-san” Official (@yuragisou_anime) | Twitter
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