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A new manga by Norihiro Yagi was published in Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ app this month. Yagi gained fame among national and international audiences with Angel Densetsu and Claymore (the latter is probably his most famous manga worldwide).

This new manga is a one-shot, titled Mukuro to Kishi (something like The Dead Corpse and The Knight, but Mukuro could also serve as someone's name).

There isn't much information on the plot, but one-shots might serve as a way to test the waters for new serializations (but they can be just one-shots, too).

The latestShonen Jump issue featured a small visual preview of this story. It was published on the Shonen Jump+ app and website on December 7,

Norihiro Yagi's Career as Mangaka

Angel Densetsu, Claymore, and Ariadne

Yagi is a mangaka from Okinawa Prefecture, who debuted professionally during the s when he was in his 20s.

Back then, he applied for the Akatsuka Award and his work, Undeadman, won the awards and was later featured in Monthly Shonen Jump (the monthly version of Shonen Jump ceased publication in ).

After that, he started serializing Angel Densetsu in Monthly Shonen Jump.

Ariadne pronunciation Norihiro Yagi published a new one-shot manga in Shonen Jump+ this month, marking his return to Shueisha years away. From to , Yagi serialized Ariadne in the Blue Sky in Shogakukan's.

The story follows a boy with "the heart of an angel" but "the looks of a devil" and terrible social skills. It ran from to , and was compiled into 15 volumes (with a total of chapters) and adapted into 2 OVA episodes in This series has not been published in English (neither the manga nor the animation).

A few months after finishing Angel Densetsu, Claymore started to be serialized in the same magazine and reached international fame.

When Monthly Shonen Jump ceased publication, Claymore moved to Jump Square. The medieval fantasy manga featuring female knights fighting against humanoid monsters ended publication in and was compiled into 27 volumes.

Norihiro yagi ariadne oliver 1 Ariadne of the Blue Sky is a interesting story. I personally think it’d be 3rd among his main works. The story is a little bit longer than Claymore and I actually think it could’ve been longer cause the ending felt rushed to me. But yeah if you enjoyed Yagi’s work why not give it a read!.

Viz Media published the manga in the US. The manga spawned a episode anime produced by studio Madhouse (with lots of differences from the source material) and is currently licensed in the US by Crunchyroll.

From to , Yagi serialized Ariadne in the Blue Sky in Shogakukan's Shonen Sunday () magazine and Shonen Webry () platform, so he is now returning to Shueisha and the Jump label. Ariadne was compiled into 22 volumes, but has not been licensed in the US.

It follows the story of a boy who lives isolated from the world, up until he meets a girl. Between Claymore and Ariadne, he published the Arcadia of the Moonlight one-shot.

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