Blue Archive Smartphone Game Receives Manga Adaptation by Asato Mizu

Asato Mizu, the creator of ‘Aharen-san wa Hakarenai,’ has started adapting the popular smartphone role-playing game Blue Archive into a manga. Follow the exploits of the game development department in ‘Blue Archive Kaihatsubu Daibōken’ as they face challenges in the development of their game.

Blue Archive Smartphone Game Receives Manga Adaptation

Asato Mizu, the creator of ‘Aharen-san wa Hakarenai,’ has started adapting the popular smartphone role-playing game Blue Archive into a manga. The manga, titled ‘Blue Archive Kaihatsubu Daibōken’ (Blue Archive: The Adventure of Game Development Department), debuted on January 2nd.

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The manga follows the exploits of the game development department, comprised of Momoi, Midori, Yuzu, and Alice. In the first chapter, the members face challenges in the development of their game.

Earlier this year, Yostar and Nexon Games revealed that Blue Archive will also be receiving an anime adaptation. The voice actresses Konomi Kohara and Yui Ogura will reprise their roles from the game. The anime will be directed by Daigo Yamagishi at Yostar Pictures and Candy Box.

Blue Archive: A Unique Blend of Gaming and Manga

Blue Archive, developed by the Korean game studio NAT Games (now known as Nexon Games), was first launched in Japan in February 2021 by Yostar Japan. The global version was released by Nexon in November 2021. The game is free-to-play, with optional in-app purchases.

Yostar Pictures has previously animated a 1.5th anniversary short anime for Blue Archive, which premiered in July 2022. The studio also produced a short titled ‘beautiful day dreamer’ in November 2022.

Asato Mizu, known for the manga series ‘Aharen-san wa Hakarenai,’ brings their creative talents to the adaptation of Blue Archive. With their imaginative storytelling and experience in the manga industry, Mizu is sure to captivate readers with the adventures of the game development department.

The Exciting Journey of Game Development

In ‘Blue Archive Kaihatsubu Daibōken,’ readers are taken on a thrilling ride through the challenges faced by the game development department. Led by Momoi, Midori, Yuzu, and Alice, the team must overcome obstacles and work together to bring their game to life.

From brainstorming ideas to designing characters and gameplay mechanics, the members of the department showcase their passion and dedication to their craft. Readers will get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process and the highs and lows of game development.

With Asato Mizu’s enchanting writing style and knack for building immersive worlds, ‘Blue Archive Kaihatsubu Daibōken’ promises to be a captivating manga that will resonate with fans of both gaming and manga.

Blue Archive: From Game to Anime

Blue Archive’s popularity extends beyond the smartphone game and manga adaptation. Yostar and Nexon Games have announced that an anime adaptation is also in the works. Fans can look forward to seeing their favorite characters come to life on the screen.

Konomi Kohara and Yui Ogura, the voice actresses from the game, will reprise their roles in the anime. Directed by Daigo Yamagishi at Yostar Pictures and Candy Box, the anime is sure to capture the essence of the game and manga.

With the combined efforts of talented voice actors and skilled animators, the Blue Archive anime is poised to be a visual spectacle that will immerse viewers in the world of the game and manga.

Conclusion

The manga adaptation of Blue Archive by Asato Mizu brings a new dimension to the popular smartphone game. Fans can now delve deeper into the world of the game development department and experience their journey firsthand.

With the upcoming anime adaptation and the creative talents involved, Blue Archive continues to expand its reach and captivate audiences across different mediums. Whether you’re a fan of gaming, manga, or both, Blue Archive offers an exciting and immersive experience.