Yuki Tabata’s ‘Black Clover’ Manga Transfers to Jump GIGA: What You Need to Know
Yuki Tabata’s popular manga ‘Black Clover’ will no longer be serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine and will instead move to Jump GIGA. Tabata explains the move due to conflicting demands of weekly serialization and promises to bring the manga to a successful conclusion. Fans can look forward to the climax of ‘Black Clover’ under more favorable conditions.
Yuki Tabata’s ‘Black Clover’ Manga Transfers to Jump GIGA: What You Need to Know
In a surprising turn of events, Yuki Tabata’s manga ‘Black Clover’ will no longer be serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine. Instead, the manga will be officially transferring its long run to Jump GIGA. This transition is expected to take place after the release of Weekly Shonen Jump issue #38.
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The series creator, Yuki Tabata, has personally written a heartfelt message to explain the reason behind this move. He states that the demands of weekly serialization have been conflicting with his own circumstances as a mangaka, considering the prolonged run of ‘Black Clover.’ Tabata apologizes to the fans for not being able to complete the manga serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump. However, he assures readers that he will bring the manga to a successful conclusion.
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Tabata expresses his optimism about the opportunity to work on the climax of ‘Black Clover’ under more favorable conditions with the transition to Jump GIGA. He believes that this move will align with his personal situation as a writer. Tabata mentions that there are still many stories he wants to draw and must draw, so readers can look forward to them. He promises to do his best to bring to a successful conclusion. Tabata asks for the readers’ patience and assures them that he will power up in the upcoming Winter issue of GIGA.
About ‘Black Clover’
‘Black Clover’ is a Japanese manga series created by Yuki Tabata. It has been serialized in Shueisha’s shonen manga magazine, Weekly Shonen Jump, since February 2015. The manga has been collected in 35 tankobon volumes as of June 2023. Additionally, an anime television series adaptation consisting of 170 episodes was produced by Pierrot and aired on TV Tokyo from October 2017 to March 2021. Furthermore, an anime film titled ‘Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King’ premiered in Japanese theaters and internationally on Netflix in June 2023.
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