“DOGGO” (ANTHEM) Manga shifts to Digital Serialization with New Chapter on January 17
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A thrilling blend of yakuza action and canine comedy, the manga series DOGGO (also known as ANTHEM) will continue its run on Kodansha’s Young Manga web platform, beginning with a new chapter released on January 17. The announcement, made last Monday in the combined second and third issue of Kodansha’s Young Magazine, signals a strategic move for the popular series.
A Unique premise Captures Readers
DOGGO centers around ANTHEM,a pug with a secret. Found abandoned near the Sumida river by high school student Sally, this is no ordinary pup. According to publisher Seven seas, ANTHEM is a talking, fighting dog-a “no-nonsense, hard-boiled son-of-a-gun” whose life takes a dramatic turn when his new owner reveals herself to be the daughter of a yakuza boss.
“Asakusa’s a big, scary place for a little pug all on his own,” the publisher’s synopsis reads, setting the stage for a hilarious and action-packed narrative. the series promises a unique exploration of the yakuza world through the eyes-and voice-of an unlikely protagonist.
Series History and Publication Details
Created by Ryūki Onuma and Hikari Komaru, DOGGO initially debuted in Kodansha’s Young Magazine in August 2024. The series has quickly gained traction, leading to the release of five compiled book volumes as of October 6. Seven Seas currently handles the English-language publication of the manga, bringing the story to a wider international audience.
The shift to the Young Manga web platform represents a growing trend in the manga industry, as publishers increasingly leverage digital platforms to reach readers and maintain consistent release schedules. This move allows for a more direct connection with fans and possibly faster content delivery.
What’s Next for ANTHEM?
Fans eagerly anticipate the next chapter, scheduled for release on January 17, which will mark the beginning of DOGGO’s serialization on the Young Manga platform. The continuation of this unique story promises more action, humor, and unexpected twists as ANTHEM navigates the perilous world of the yakuza alongside his unsuspecting owner.
why: The manga DOGGO (also known as ANTHEM) is transitioning from print publication in Young Magazine to digital serialization on Kodansha’s Young Manga web platform. This change aims to reach a wider audience and maintain a consistent release schedule.
Who: The series is created by Ryūki Onuma and Hikari Komaru. Publisher Seven Seas handles the English-language release. The story centers on ANTHEM, a talking pug, and Sally, his owner and the daughter of a yakuza boss.
What: DOGGO is a manga blending yakuza action with canine comedy. The premise involves a talking, fighting pug navigating the criminal underworld through his owner’s family connections. A new chapter will be released on January 17, marking the start of its serialization on Young Manga.
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